Maravu Plantation Resort in Fiji,Oceanview Spa Villas and Honeymoon Deluxe Bures for sale - $195,000 USD

PROPERTY INFORMATION Maravu Plantation Resort in Fiji, Oceanview Spa Villas and Honeymoon Deluxe Bures for sale Maravu Plantation Beach Resort & Spa is an award-winning resort destination on the Garden Island of Taveuni in Fiji's northern group of islands. Maravu now offers the opportunity to the lucky few to purchase a Freehold Lot with either one or two Bures, and to enjoy a very good return on investment and the Maravu magic. Only 4 lots are available, sited on a hillside beside the main resort, ensuring peace, beauty & tranquillity. There is Free owner use for two month per year ( lots with one bure ) or four month per year ( lots with two bures ) and Maravu Resort is pleased to offer property management services for times that the owner is not in residence. The Properties available Lot 101: 1533sqm, 1 Oceanview Spa Villa with approx. 80sqm bure (was $270,000.00) now USD 195,000.00 Lot 102: 1507sqm, 1 Oceanview Spa Villa with approx. 80sqm bure (was $270,000.00) now USD 195,000.00 Lot 103: 2164sqm, 2 Oceanview Spa Villas with 90sqm bure's On this Lot you enjoy beside the best ROI the possibility to extend the existing bures as needed. (was $440,000.00) now USD 325,000.00 Lot 104: 2450sqm, 2 Deluxe/Honeymoon Bures with 60sqm bure's On this Lot there is ample space to built more bures, either your very own spacious villa and/or more guest bures. (was $440,000.00) now USD 320,000.00 Or for all four lots a special offer price of USD 995,000.00 (approx. FJD 2,000,000.00). Government taxes at purchase are 12.5% VAT (Value Added Tax) and 2% Stamp Duty. ROI based on 2 month owner use, 10 month rental use with a minimum of just 40% average occupancy per year: All lots/bures are built and and ready to use and are located only a few yards from Maravu’s Beach. See Maravu Resort Website : http://www.maravu.net/ Return on Investment summary Based on 2 month owner use, 10 month rental use with a minimum of just 40% average occupancy per year: Lot 1 & 2 Lot 3 Lot 4 Full Daily Rack rate $ 580 1160 800 Average Daily rate $ 406 812 600 Owners Net Income $ 203 406 300 Total Net Income US $ $ 24,360 48,720 36,000 ROI 12.50% 15.00% 11.25% The Maravu Plantation Resort & Spa Maravu Plantation Beach Resort & Spa is a small, intimate resort located on Fiji's garden island of Taveuni. With only 21 traditional Fijian bures, Maravu truly embodies all that is wonderful about Taveuni and Fiji. Maravu boasts many complimentary activities for guests, including horseback riding, world-class snorkeling and sea kayaking, mountain biking, hiking, an assortment of Fijian cultural activities and more. Maravu has some of Fiji's finest scuba diving just off its white sand beach. With gourmet cuisine, one of Fiji's largest and finest wine cellars, and a celebrated and highly-acclaimed friendly Fijian staff, Maravu is the ideal getaway providing a true, Fijian experience on one of the prettiest islands on earth. Maravu Plantation Beach Resort & Spa was very pleased to have been recognized by 'AAA Tourism - Australia' with a 4-STAR rating. This prestigious rating has been awarded to Maravu after a stringent inspection, using 1000-point criteria by highly-trained Accommodation Assessors. Maravu is one of the first resorts in Fiji to have been awarded the 4-star rating. Maravu's 4-star rating corresponds with and reflects the resort's ratings on www.tripadvisor.com and www.yahootravel.com. On TripAdvisor, Maravu is the highest rated resort in Fiji, and the third top rated hotel in all of the South Pacific. On YahooTravel, Maravu is rated as the most popular hotel in Fiji, and the third most popular hotel in Oceania. FEATURES TAVEUNI ISLAND The Garden island of Fiji is rugged, verdant and pristine. It lies about 7 kms of the south east coast of Vanua Levu and is 42 kms long and averages about 12 kms wide. Taveuni is an archetypically beautiful tropical island, thick with vegetation and resplendent with tropical flowers. Pristine rainforest covers much of the island and around 80% of this is protected by forest reserve and the Bouma National Heritage Park. Taveuni offers the visitor a rich natural history, in particular, a fine array of birdlife. Fortunately, unlike the rest of Fiji, the mongoose was never released or introduced to Taveuni and consequently many birds that have disappeared on the Main Islands still thrive here on Taveuni. Taveuni was once home to fierce warriors; Taveuni locals still exude pride and confidence in their personalities and are called one of the most friendly people in the islands of Fiji. Taveuni has a population of about 12,000 inhabitants, and is sparsely populated. Virtually all of the local residents live in traditional villages. Once known for its coconut plantations, Taveuni’s attractions include world-class diving, dozens of waterfalls and an array of indigenous flora and fauna. GETTING THERE Both, Pacific Sun and Air Fiji have several daily flights from Nadi and Suva. There are at least two flights in the morning and two flights in the early afternoon from Nadi. From Suva there is one flight in the morning and one flight in the afternoon. The rate for the flight from Nadi and return starts from F$270/US$150 per person. Maravu works closely with both airlines and can take care for your domestic flight bookings if you want. THINGS TO DO ON TAVEUNI SITE OF THE INTERNATIONAL DATELINE The 180th meridian is located on Taveuni! Well it was once before it was changed so Taveuni wouldn’t be bisected into different days. WARRIOR BURIAL CAVE (full day Westcoast Tour) Created by a lava tube, this cave is about 350 metres long and terminates at the ocean’s edge. In former times, Fijian’s used this site as a secret burial cave for warriors. It is believed that Taveuni’s greatest warriors were buried here to keep their remains hidden from enemies. Most of the large bones were removed in the 1950’s after the cave was discovered. WAITAVALA WATERSLIDE This is a picturesque spot, secluded and fun! Swim in pure refreshing cool waters and slide down the natural slipper dip! WAIRIKI MISSION The Wairiki mission is the most architecturally interesting edifice on Taveuni. Situated on the edge of a splendid coconut plantation, it is also known as the Taveuni Catholic Church. It’s a good example of the British colonial Romanesque architecture. Located on a hill, it overlooks the historic site where Taveuni Warriors turned back thousands of invading Tongans in a battle that was fought in canoes just off the beach. It was this particular battle that turned the tide in a war that had seen Tongans stakes over much of Fiji. The locals celebrated the victory by cooking and eating their enemies with breadfruit. DES VOEUX PEAK Access to this magical place is by four-wheel drive only. It is 1196 metres above sea level and is home to the famous tagimocia flower, a beautiful red bloom with a white centre – it grows nowhere else in the world and is Fiji’s National Flower. Des Voeux peak has spectacular birdlife and flora. Orange breasted Doves, Silktails, ferntails and Parrots are just a few surprises. Lake Tagimocia is perhaps the famous landmark on Taveuni. It is situated in an extinct volcanic crater, at a height of 832 metres; the lake is filled with floating masses of vegetation. BOUMA NATIONAL HERITAGE PARK Lavena Coastal Walk Give yourself at least half a day or more to experience Lavena1s wild and scenic coastline and waterfalls. A well formed track takes you from Lavena village along the coast (great for swimming and snorkelling) to an idyllic swimming hole and waterfalls. Allow four hours return to complete the walk which is mostly flat with plenty of places to stop and swim. Tavoro Waterfalls Walking, swimming, picnicking and taking in the views – it`s all possible at Tavoro Waterfalls (also known as Bouma Waterfalls). These are the most accessible waterfalls and a classic “must do”. There are three falls to choose from. The lower waterfall is an easy 15 minute walk, the middle fall is a moderate walk for 45 minutes and the upper fall can be reached in another one hour moderate to challenging walk. At over 30 meters high the lower fall is the most spectecular and has the biggest swimming hole. There are fantastic views on the track from the lower to the middle fall, so don`t miss this one. Vidawa Rainforest Hike If you want a challenging full day hike into the heart of the forest, this is it. Knowledgeable local guides will take you to archaeological sites, great view points and into the deep rainforest where you will see the traditional uses of the forest and lots of birds. Traditional Fijian Culture can be experienced at Qeleni Village. It is an eco tourism project in the highlands that offers cultural dances and handicrafts for sale. It is a beautiful rainforest walk and an insight into Traditional Fiji. 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