A banana leaf body wrap at Koro Sun's Rainforest Spa, followed by a coconut oil massage, is the antidote to jet lag for weary travelers. (Photo: Koro Sun Resort)
Guests are welcomed to Koro Sun Resort with a coconut milk foot soak and leg massage. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Guests are welcomed to Koro Sun Resort with a coconut milk foot soak and leg massage. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Guests are welcomed to Koro Sun Resort with a coconut milk foot soak and leg massage. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
If you go to Fiji, you will no doubt be invited to share in the drinking of kava, Fiji’s national drink. Made from the root of the pepper tree, it is said to be a natural tranquilizer, promoting sleep and reducing stress. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
If you go to Fiji, you will no doubt be invited to share in the drinking of kava, Fiji’s national drink. Made from the root of the pepper tree, it is said to be a natural tranquilizer, promoting sleep and reducing stress. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Duavata Villa, recognized as the most sexy villa in the South Pacific, became the Fantasy Suite for the Bachelorette's date with Ben. Donna Karan and Meg Ryan are among other celebrity guests. (Photo: Namale Resort)
Namale Resort's Dream House includes an outdoor daybed at the edge of the volcanic rocks—a prime viewing area for Fiji’s breathtaking sunsets. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Namale Resort was voted one of the Top 50 Most Romantic Places on Earth by Luxury magazine. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Namale Resort was voted one of the Top 50 Most Romantic Places on Earth by Luxury magazine. (Photo: Namale Resort)
Namale Resort was voted one of the Top 50 Most Romantic Places on Earth by Luxury magazine. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Namale Resort was voted one of the Top 50 Most Romantic Places on Earth by Luxury magazine. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
A spectacular South Pacific sunset overlooking the Koro Sea at Namale Resort, on Fiji's second largest island, Vanua Levu. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Duavata Villa, recognized as the most sexy villa in the South Pacific, became the Fantasy Suite for the Bachelorette's date with Ben. Donna Karan and Meg Ryan are among other celebrity guests. (Photo: Namale Resort)
Sunrise overlooking the Koro Sea at Namale Resort on Fiji's second largest island, Vanua Levu. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
A spectacular South Pacific sunset captured overlooking the Koro Sea at Namale Resort, on Fiji's second largest island, Vanua Levu. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
A spectacular South Pacific sunset captured on Namale Resort's beach, on Fiji's second largest island, Vanua Levu. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
A spectacular South Pacific sunset captured on Namale Resort's beach, on Fiji's second largest island, Vanua Levu. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Vomo Island Resort in the Mamanucas chain provided a secluded location for the filming of the finale episode of ABC-TV's The Bachelorette. (Photo: Chris Williams/Blackbox)
An aerial view of Vomo, a 625 acre private island resort, in the Mamanucas chain, with its private picnic island, Vomo Lai Lai in the foreground. This remote location was chosen for filming the season finale of ABC-TV's The Bachelorette reality series. (Photo: Chris Williams/Blackbox)
Vomo Island Resort was the secluded location chosen for filming the finale episode of The Bachelorette. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Vomo Island Resort was the secluded location chosen for filming the finale episode of The Bachelorette. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Vomo Island Resort was the secluded location chosen for filming the finale episode of The Bachelorette. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Hammocks are strategically placed near each of Vomo Island Resort's 28 double occupancy villas. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Beachfront hammocks allow Vomo Island Resort guests to put things on pause in paradise. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Leave your footprints in the sand on a soft stretch of white sand beach, as tideless waters in endless shades of blue beckon on Vomo Island Resort in the Mamanucas, Fiji. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Leave your footprints in the sand on a soft stretch of white sand beach, as tideless waters in endless shades of blue beckon on Vomo Island Resort in the Mamanucas, Fiji. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Lunch "a deux" on the beach at Vomo, a private island resort located in the Mamanucas chain of the Fiji islands. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Find your own slice of paradise on Vomo, a private island resort in the Mamanucas chain of Fiji's islands. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Vomo Island Resort guests enjoy private picnics and snorkeling on Vomo Lai Lai, a short motorboat ride away from the private island resort. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Stand-up paddleboarding on the calm, non-tidal waters surrounding Vomo, a private island resort in the Mamanucas chain. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Vomo Island Resort guests gather for drinks at sunset at The Rocks bar, with a view of Vomo's private picnic island, Vomo Lai Lai. Other islands in the Mamanucas chain dot the horizon. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
A living, breathing giant clam found on a colorful reef in the Koro Sea, Vanua Levu, Fiji. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Vomo, a private island resort in the Mamanucas, was the setting of the season finale of The Bachelorette. More than 10 million viewers watched as Ashley Hebert, who began her search for love with 25 bachelors, accepted J.P. Rosenbaum's proposal in a dramatic conclusion to the seventh season of the reality series. (ABC/Matt Klitscher)
The pearl oysters are opened by J. Hunter Pearls workers eighteen months to two years after being seeded with a bead from the shell of the Mississippi Mussel, found only in the Mississippi River. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
After harvesting, the pearls are sorted and graded, taking into account the luster, color, shape and surface qualities of the pearl. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Unlike Tahitian black pearls, J. Hunter pearls aren’t all black or shades of gray. The rainbow of colors that Fiji pearls are becoming known for include gold, chocolate, cranberry, bamboo green and royal blue. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
Leanne, wife of J Hunter Pearls founder, Justin Hunter, sorts and grades the pearls after harvesting. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
J. Hunter Pearls showroom in Savusavu, near the pearl farm on Savusavu Bay, offers beautiful jewelry created from Fiji's gems of the sea. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
The oysters are strung through fishing line and tied to ropes, which have been lowered into the water to feed and develop for up to two years before harvesting. (Photo: J. Hunter Pearls)
The oyster lines are raised to the surface to clean the outside of the shells and remove mollusks and seaweed that may stand in the way of their health. (Photo: J. Hunter Pearls)
The oysters are strung through fishing line and tied to ropes, which have been lowered into the water to feed and develop for up to two years before harvesting. (Photo: J. Hunter Pearls)
The uniquely colored oyster shells that grow naturally in Savusavu Bay produce pearls in a rainbow of colors that Fiji pearls are becoming known for. (Photo: Debbra Dunning Brouillette)
