Guiding Principles of Sustainability for the Resort and Our Guests
Our ethic at the JeanMichel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort is to take as little from the environment as possible, to give back as much as we can and to respect others with whom we share this place.

In conjunction with Ocean Futures Society, the resort assists with various conservation-related projects, including Project Reef Check.
Our newest partnership, the Sustainable Reefs program, helps secondary schools, educators and communities in the Pacific Region to better understand the relationship between healthy reefs and the quality of people’s lives. 

Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort Fiji and the Future
If our species is to continue on this planet, we must create new strategies for sustainability. Being at a resort on a remote island in the middle of the ocean offers a microcosm view of the world, but in an easier to understand setting. From this perspective, we can ask ourselves what strategies for sustainability might be?

The Bula Club offers juniors an unforgettable experience and enriching activities that teachabout the Fijian culture and the island environment. Care is provided daily from 8.30am through to 9pm and offers world’s best learning programs including “School Under the Sea” and the “Passport to Discovery,” Where key learning objectives set out by Jean-Michel Cousteau are met in a fun way.

Fiji scuba diving adventure with Jean-Michel Cousteau himself.  Explore Fiji’s coral reefs that were aptly nicknamed “the soft coral capital of the world.”

Guiding Principles of Sustainability for the Resort and Our Guests
Our ethic at the JeanMichel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort is to take as little from the environment as possible, to give back as much as we can and to respect others with whom we share this place.