0 Wharf Street
Brisbane, QLD 4000

Overview

BRISBANE QLD 4000

Namuka Island in Fiji represents a rare and exceptional opportunity to acquire a substantial freehold property spanning over 24 acres, comprising three lots. This tranquil retreat is located just a short 30-minute boat ride directly to Suva, Fiji's capital, offering convenient access to essential facilities including medical services, shopping, commerce, entertainment, and dining options.

Situated south of Viti Levu, Fiji's main island, and approximately five nautical miles west of Suva, Namuka Island offers a unique lifestyle characterized by pristine beaches, expansive acreage, income potential, and a tropical paradise setting. The property is developed and subdividable, subject to approvals, making it an attractive prospect for investors or those seeking a private sanctuary.

The island is rich in history and natural beauty. Visitors can explore lush rainforests, historical sites, and enjoy swimming and snorkeling in calm, clear waters that nurture vibrant coral nurseries and reefs. The marine environment teems with diverse sea life including dolphins, jumping fish, stingrays, tropical fish, sea snakes, eels, and crabs, providing an immersive nature experience right at the doorstep.

Namuka Island has been a favored location for celebrities and has served as a backdrop for productions such as "The Other Side of Heaven 2" and New Zealand's Celebrity Treasure Island. Its seclusion and privacy make it highly desirable for those seeking to escape the public eye.

Exploration around the island reveals secret caves, rock formations, an old shipwreck, and ancient fish traps, showcasing the island's unspoiled and raw natural beauty. Spectacular sunrises and sunsets can be enjoyed from the beach, with the "Oar House" beach bar providing a perfect spot to relax and unwind.

Property features include family-held freehold ownership with no rates payable and currently no stamp duty. The land encompasses approximately 24 acres of rainforest, including plantations of mahogany and coconut trees. Infrastructure on the island comprises a timber home, two character bures, a fully equipped beach bar, a timber mill, and a machinery shed.

Previously, the property operated under a hotel license offering tourist accommodation and day-tripping experiences. A walk-in/walk-out sale is available, with inventory details provided upon request. The island is self-sufficient, powered by solar energy with battery storage, and has ample tank water and storage facilities.

Multiple beachfronts and a deep channel access route provide excellent protection from wind, enhancing the island's appeal. After visiting Namuka Island, one gains a true appreciation for the quiet life, while still being conveniently located not far from anywhere.

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