FEATURES
FEATURES
Loloma is a tropical retreat that boasts an astonishing array of natural features. With a 1000-acre rainforest, 2.2 kilometers of beach frontage, and landforms ranging from low-lying beach areas to steep mountainous peaks, Loloma offers unparalleled resort development potential. As one of the largest privately-owned landholdings on Vanua Levu and with no similar offerings of this scale around, Loloma is in the unique position to provide a complete experience in one incredible location.
TROPICAL
RAINFOREST
The property flaunts a dense 1000-acre rainforest that is habitat to towering hardwood trees and a myriad of tropical plant and bird species. The rainforest, to be largely
preserved in its natural state, is the ideal backdrop for a small, secluded treehouse enclave. Imagine meditating in a lush rainforest environment amidst an array of
chirping bird and gurgling creek sounds, or perhaps dwelling amongst the native
flora and fauna in an airy thatched-roof treehouse nestled within the
high-reaching branches of the Vesi trees.
NATURE POOLS & FALLS
In the depths of the bountiful rainforest, gushing waterfalls overflow into stunning freshwater pools artistically constructed by nature's rock formations. Emanating from our own private watershed, this crisp, clear water is free from external sources of contamination and water rights issues. For nature lovers and adventure seekers, activities abound: picture trekking through the rainforest on a day trip that culminates with a refreshing dip in a freshwater swimming hole, or is en route to one of many nature campsites, meditation spots, or breathtaking vista points.
WHITE SAND BEACH FRONTAGE
With a 2.2-kilometer stretch of beach frontage, Loloma is the only location with any significant amount of white sand in the entire Buca Bay area. Beachside accommodations are proposed for this gently sloping foreshore bordered by copious white sand and lazily swaying coconut trees. Visualize stepping foot onto the powder-white sand from an intimate traditional-style bure (bungalow) and basking in every beachside activity under the sun.
PRIVATE
ISLAND
Situated just yards off the beach is a one-acre private island adorned by caves, white-sand beach, and shallow underwater sandbar. This island is the prospective setting for a restaurant that will feature fresh, regional cuisine as spectacular as the view. Imagine escaping to the island to play "castaway" for the day and explore the bounds of this unfamiliar territory, then enjoying a bright afternoon lunch or romantic sunset
dinner while tasting sumptuous hors d'oeuvres and sipping on tantalizing tropical drinks.
DEEP WATER CHANNEL
Fronting the property’s shoreline is a calm deep-water channel that provides ideal conditions for marina
development. Buca Bay is sheltered by islands and mountain peaks, which yield the placid waters desired for
yacht harboring and water sports including diving, standup paddleboarding, jet skiing, and fishing. Envisioned is a 108-slip, floating dock marina that will accommodate large-scale yachts and all other manner of pleasure craft. The adjoining marina center will
include a yacht club, boardwalk, and
equipment rentals.
TRADITIONAL
ARCHITECTURE
TRADITIONAL
ARCHITECTURE
Flanked by traditional Fijian villages in rural Buca Bay, the property is deeply rooted in culture and history. Villages are formed with open, airy bures (bungalows) that are distinguished by their thatched roofs, high ceilings, exposed beams and pole construction. To preserve the integrity of the land and offer an authentic experience, the architectural style will feature traditional Fijian techniques and craftsmanship while integrating contemporary taste and accouterments.
BREATHTAKING VIEWS
Loloma's hotel concept has been thoughtfully envisioned in a terraced design to flaunt stunning views at every level. The proposed design features traditional bure-style rooms arranged along the natural contours of the topography. The top tiers would command a panoramic view overlooking tranquil Buca Bay while the lower rests beachside just steps from the water.
GALLERY
