 
     Taveuni Island Resort
            
            Taveuni Island Resort
         Sustainability
                                    Sustainability
                                Taveuni Island Resort is a private boutique resort owned and run by the charismatic Cammick family. Ric and Dorothy Cammick moved to Fiji in 1973 from New Zealand and were the pioneers of Scuba diving in Fiji. Over the course of forty plus years they have realised their dream of designing and building a luxury resort to share and showcase their favourite island with friends and guests. They are joined in running the Taveuni Island Resort by two of their sons and a dedicated staff of employees from Taveuni island who are part of the resort family.
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