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October 9, 2026 · Commentary on Nine.com.au

Surf's Up in Fiji: A Look at the Marriott Bonvoy Momi Bay Resort

A recent article highlights Fiji's appeal for surfers and luxury seekers, featuring the Marriott Bonvoy Momi Bay Resort's connection to the World Surf League.

“On a visit to Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay, the official accommodation partner of the World Surf League (WSL) for the Fiji Pro, I was given a front-row seat to see just how spectacular a trip here can be.”

A recent review from Nine.com.au takes us inside the Marriott Bonvoy Momi Bay Resort in Fiji, painting a vivid picture of a destination that beautifully blends surfing excitement with serene luxury. The article notes the resort's role as the official accommodation partner for the World Surf League (WSL) Fiji Pro, offering guests a front-row seat to the action.

Fiji's reputation as a surfing paradise is well-earned, with its "true lifeblood – the water" drawing enthusiasts from around the globe. The piece highlights the proximity to Cloudbreak, described as "one of the planet’s most revered surfing waves," a mere three kilometres from the resort. It sounds like an incredible spot for those chasing big swells.

Beyond the surf, the review details the resort's tranquil offerings. Mornings begin with dips in the stunning lagoon, followed by stand-up paddleboarding, allowing for a gentle exploration of the waters. Evenings at the Sunset Bar sound equally enchanting, with uninterrupted views of the Pacific and a traditional fire-lighting ceremony. The Fish Bar, with its gin degustation and fresh seafood, provides a perfect end to the day. While this article focuses on Fiji, it reminds us of the wider Pacific's allure. We know many of our visitors to Samoa also enjoy exploring nearby islands. Though the article spotlights the Marriott, those looking for similar island luxury in Fiji might also consider places like The Fijian Resort, which offers its own slice of paradise.

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