Six Senses Residences Fiji

Six Senses Residences Fiji is leasehold, 99 years from 1 january 2007, renewable for a further 99 years. Sublease of the developer's head lease from the iTaukei Land Trust Board; non-residents may buy; the villa must be built within two years of purchase.

Service charges at Six Senses Residences Fiji: body corporate levy of FJ$30,890 per lot a year (2025), covering utilities infrastructure, common areas, beach cleaning, marina upkeep, roads, security and rubbish; water and power included up to a fair-use allowance.

At Six Senses Residences Fiji, owners may let only through the Six Senses Fiji rental programme, an individual (not pooled) scheme with prices set by the resort; the owner receives 47.5% of net rental revenue, paid monthly. Letting needs a foreign investment certificate from Investment Fiji.

For residents of Six Senses Residences Fiji: the resort provides landscaping, pool maintenance and pest control, plus repairs and transfers for villas in the rental programme. Owners in the programme get 25% off restaurants, spa and transfers.

Yes. The hotel at Six Senses Residences Fiji is Six Senses Fiji, within the same Vunabaka development; residents may use its spa, three restaurants and deli.

Six Senses Residences Fiji has 60 residences. At Six Senses Residences Fiji, two to five bedrooms on 1/3- to 2-acre lots; beachfront, marina-view (with private berths) and ocean-view residences.

Yes. At Six Senses Residences Fiji: Six Senses Spa Fiji.

From Six Senses Residences Fiji: Nadi International Airport; about 45 minutes by private boat or ferry, or 10 minutes by helicopter.

Six Senses Residences Fiji designed by Richard Priest Architecture, with interiors by Space Studio.

Yes. We advise on Six Senses Residences Fiji: what is available now, the terms behind the price, and an introduction to the developer or the owner’s agent.