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Matava’s Ocean View Bures are scattered on the hill beside Matava to ensure complete privacy and stunning vistas.
Built in the traditional thatched Fijian style and finely finished with polished mahogany timber floors, large airy louvre windows, Queen size timber four poster beds and private decks. The expansive full length picture windows openning onto your private deck with views across the ocean. Surrounded in beautiful tropical gardens and immersed in lush rainforest the Oceanview Bures are a true heaven of privacy within the beauty of Fiji’s natural environment.
All bures have private facilities and expansive private decks. Solar power provides night lighting in the Oceanview Bures for night time reading and comfort. Hot water is supplied to all the bures by Matava’s eco-friendly Solar Hot Water system.
Matava’s environmental policy does not allow us to spray harsh chemicals for pest control, they prefer the natural repellant of the carefully selected shrubs that discourage insects and bugs.
The romance of the tropics is enlivened with custom made mosquito nets on each of the bure’s beds. All of the bures windows are fully insect screened. Mosquito coils are supplied in every bure and repellant may be purchased from the Boutique in the Main Bure.
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Dive the Blue Holes of Palau and exciting wreck dives with one of the Pacific's largest collection of intact WWII shipwrecks and plane wrecks.
The Bahamas are well known for the wide variety of diving experiences from big animal encounters including diving with sharks and wild dolphins to all manner of reef, wall and wreck diving.
Fiji's diving is amongst the best in the world and also offers the opportunity to visit local villages, rainforests and waterfalls. Go white-water rafting, sea kayaking or hop on a live-aboard or adventure cruise to explore remote reefs and outlying islands.
Located at the crossroads of the Equatorial Counter current and the colder Humbolt Current, the waters surrounding Galapagos island are rich with nutrients that attract whales, sharks, dolphins, sea lions and numerous other big animals.