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Qamea Resort and Spa offer
Exclusive Fiji hideaway Qamea Resort and Spa is offering seven nights for the price of five PLUS all a la carte meals from $2762 per person twin share ex-Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney.
Representing a per couple saving of $700*, the offer includes return economy airfares flying Air Pacific and domestic airfares between Nadi and Taveuni.
Located on Qamea Island, the twelfth largest in the Fijian archipelago and catering to a maximum of 28 adults, the upscale and very boutique Qamea Resort & Spa offers just 14 luxuriously appointed air-conditioned beachfront bures and villas is set in lush tropical gardens.
The resort’s beachfront Guinot Spa offers an extensive menu of Fijian body therapies and French facial therapies while complimentary resort activities including incredible snorkelling, hobiecat sailing, windsurfing, sea canoeing, hiking, croquet and guided visits to local villages.
The ‘stay seven – pay five’ offer is valid for travel from now until 19 December 2006 and again from 11 January until 31 March 2006.
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