Described by Conde Nast Traveler as hyper-romantic, Turtle Island offers everything from traditional Fijian wedding ceremonies to French Champagne gourmet picnics on one of the island's private beaches for the celebration and rekindling of true love and romance.

Turtle was chosen as the site of both "Blue Lagoon" movies: the 1980 version starring Brooke Shields, and the 1949 version starring Jean Simmons.

As the Hollywood version of Paradise come to life, Turtle Island is a fortuitous and unique example of life imitating art! Today, the world famous resort caters to couples exclusively, except for a few designated "family weeks" each year.

Turtle's ambience and amenities are designed for couples who enjoy each other's company - such as romantic picnics for two, intimate moonlit dinners at seaside, horseback riding at dawn, relaxing and sensual massages.

These pleasures are enhanced by the warmth and gracious pampering of Turtle's Fijian staff, who delight in sharing their island.