Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort.

Set on a former coconut plantation overlooking the Savusavu Bay marine sanctuary, this resort prioritizes ecological integrity over flashy modern tech. Founded on the environmental ethos of Jean-Michel Cousteau, the property functions as a working eco-resort featuring coral restoration projects, a giant clam farm, and a resident marine biologist. The 25 thatched-roof bures are intentionally low-tech—lacking televisions and telephones—to focus attention on the surrounding rainforest and reef. While the on-site PADI dive center is a major draw for serious divers, the resort is notably family-friendly, offering dedicated nannies and a kids' club that integrates marine science into play. It is a rare destination that balances high-end privacy with active conservation.