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21 January 2010

WaterFront Villa For Sale - SOLD





SOLD !
 Noko Noko Circle, Pacific Harbour, Fiji - Waterfront Villa
A gorgeous 3 bedroom waterfront villa complete with vesi floors. Sitting on 1200 sq metres with 45 meters of water front, a concrete sea wall and a jetty for your boat.

The kitchen is mahogany with all the trimmings and is situated perfectly for a sensational outlook over the water.

The swimming pool is sitting on the deck, allowing you to swim and peek out over the river!
All three bedrooms have en suites.All the mahogany louvered windows have security bars placed behind each louver so as not obstruct the view of the lush gardens!


SOLD

See our website for full listings - Pacific Harbour, Fiji Real Estate.

7 January 2010

Pacific Harbour "The Adventure Capital Of Fiji"


Pacific Harbour. The Adventure Capital Of Fiji.

Scuba Dive. Snorkelling. Jet Ski. Rafting & Kayaking. Surfing. Fishing. Kite Surfing. Horse Riding. Bike Riding. Walks. Golf. Swimming. Shopping. Restaurants. Hotels.


You are not buying a house… You are buying a lifestyle!

These brand new waterfront villas and vacant waterfront and beach front lots are found in the peaceful and growing resort town of Pacific Harbour. Pacific Harbour is situated on the southern coastline of Viti Levu, the main island of Fiji. Nadi International Airport is only a 2 hours drive west and Suva, the capital of Fiji, is only 45 minutes east with an extra 15 minute drive to Nausori International Airport.
Pacific Harbour is situated along a beautiful stretch of coast line, and with the lush rainforests and pristine beaches looking across to Beqa Island, home to the world famous Beqa Lagoon, you could not hope for a more beautiful place.
Pacific Harbour is immersed in colour, and any walks around Pacific Harbour are bound to set your soul free with the wide open spaces, beaches and tropical rainforests.
On any given day you can head out for kayaking, kite surfing, surfing, fishing, snorkelling, scuba diving (with or without sharks!), bush walks, jet ski tours and more!!
Pacific Harbour is “The Adventure Capital Of Fiji”!
Indulge in game fishing or diving by simply stepping off your deck, onto your jetty and into your boat and cruise off through the mangrove lined river system to the open water.

Beqa Lagoon is home to what is known as “the best shark dive in the world!” If you are not up to the adrenaline rush from swimming with sharks there is also stunning coral dives with a cacophony of colourful soft corals, pretty fish, intriguing wrecks and exhilarating drifts. The snorkeling is also amazing! Only a half an hour boat ride away there is a surf spot known as Frigates Passage where you can find the locals surfing the days away. Fishing is also in abundance on the incredible lagoon. Be it deep sea or just the family out for a day of boating and hand lining you are bound to hook a few fish! If not, just tell those big fish stories about the one that got away!

A short walk from anywhere in Pacific Harbour, you will find an 18 hole, 72 par championship rated Golf Course and Country Club that is one of the most adventurous in the world. This fabulous golf course is set amongst tropical rain forests and alongside mangrove lined river systems, with 66 bunkers and multiple water hazards on 12 of the 18 holes. The Country Club offers all day dining on its outside deck looking over the stunning golf course and Qara ni Qio River. There is café style cuisine and full bar facilities providing you with a mix of food and beverages that you can even have sent out to you while on the course!
A new resort, Uprising Beach Resort has just opened on the beach offering a sensational view of the majestic blue waters to look out over while you enjoy the tasty food on offer or sip on your choice of cocktail or the local and visitor favourite, Fiji Bitter!

A newly renovated 4 star beachside hotel, The Pearl South Pacific, is a perfect addition to this fast growing community, offering excellent dining options in the three restaurants. Jazz on the beach is on Sundays with a buffet style lunch by the beach.

Lagoon Resort is located along the Qara Ni Qio River. This resort also lies adjacent to the 11th green of the Golf Course! One of the three dive operations in Pacific Harbour is run out of this amazingly constructed hotel.The Arts Village is a 5 minute walk from the villa and offers traditional Fijian dances and the famous Beqa Fire Walkers making these cultural shows a must see! Also arriving soon is more restaurants and shops to add to the ice cream shop, juice bar, dvd stores, internet cafés, restaurants and shops already on hand.
What are you waiting for!
Hope to see you soon in
Pacific Harbour, The Adventure Capital of Fiji!

13 September 2007

Fiji holiday homes are still hot properties - 21 Feb 2007 - Property investment news - NZ Herald

Fiji holiday homes are still hot properties - 21 Feb 2007 - Property investment news - NZ Herald

Fiji holiday homes are still hot properties

By Anne Gibson
Sales of the properties at the Fiji Beach Resort and Spa have been strong despite the coup.

Sales of the properties at the Fiji Beach Resort and Spa have been strong despite the coup.

Auckland developer Neville Mahon, who is involved in real estate projects worth $600 million in Fiji, says the military coup slowed his sales inquiries but business had now recovered.

Mahon, head of Greenlane-based Lausanne Project Management, said sales ground to a halt in December and January but were now strong again.

"It surprised me that it's actually bounced back a lot faster than I imagined," Mahon said.

"The coup did have an effect in December and January when inquiries went completely dead."

Fiji's Land Transfer Office stopped transferring titles but Mahon said people's fears about the coup had been the real reason for the downturn.

Mahon is one of New Zealand's most ambitious developers. He is developing the Fiji Resort & Spa managed by Hilton on Denarau Island, a project he said would be worth $300 million when finished.

Stage one of the resort with 240 rooms and 150 villas is finished. Stage two will bring an extra 91 villas and 146 rooms. A third stage is also planned for the site, which is leased for 90 years.

Buyers came mainly from Auckland and Christchurch, Mahon said, but Australians have also bought. Properties at the resort are selling for $460,000 to $4 million. As well as his Auckland office, Mahon has a sales office at Denarau and a new office opening in Nadi.

He has a second large development on Nananu Island, which he owns. Mahon said that would also be worth around $300 million when finished. He is developing 23 villas and investors have bought shared ownership from $240,000 each.

Nananu is 35 minutes by air from Denarau Island and, unlike the Hilton resort, land there is freehold.

The island is 10 minutes by boat from Raki Raki on the mainland of Viti Levu.

Mahon took issue with a report late last year which said international hotel operator General Hotel Management had pulled out of operating the Nananu development - which was to be called called The Chedi Resort - because of political issues.

"We decided to end the relationship and we're talking to two - possibly three - hoteliers and we'll soon sign another international hotel management company with closer links to the region," Mahon said.

Developing in Fiji was difficult as buying land and getting approvals for development and construction work was not easy, he said. Nananu Island's sections, which range from 2300sq m to 13,400sq m are selling for an average $700,000 to $800,000. Smaller sections are going for $400,000 but Mahon is asking more than $1 million for larger pieces of land.

He bought the island about four years ago from an heir to the Procter & Gamble fortune.

Mahon has funding from Strategic Finance for his Denarau project.

Kerry Finnigan, Strategic's chief executive, said the December coup was of concern, particularly when the Land Transfer Office put a freeze on issuing titles. But overall the political move had little effect on Mahon's project.

Fiji holiday homes are still hot properties - 21 Feb 2007 - Property investment news - NZ Herald

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