Kokomo Fiji: Book the whole private island for exclusive ($88,000 a night)

It may be more A-list, but the new offering of exclusive island use at Kokomo Private Island, Fiji, can still be one for the wish-list with hopes of the South Pacific archipelago becoming a bubble nation with Australia.

Located in the Kadavu Islands, south of the Fijian mainland and surrounded by the Great Astrolabe Reef, the fourth largest on the planet and well known for its diving, fishing and snorkelling and stretches of white sand beach, the Kokomo buyout is available for up to 30 guests.

The island hire includes access to all 21 one to three bedroom villas, each with private pool, tropical walled garden, an ocean view and direct beach access, as well as the new three to six-bedroom luxury residences well-suited for multi-generational families.

In-villa dining, a nanny and personal butler are included, alongside one group bespoke experience such as a sunset sail or a village tour.

Allow time for therapies or yoga at Yaukuve Spa Sanctuary, Fiji's largest, and a guided tour of the island's more then 2 hectare farm growing local vegetables, herbs, edible flowers and exotic fruits as well as a vanilla plantation and 16 beehives.

Owned by Australian property developer Lang Walker and opened in 2017, Kokomo has recently joined Regenerative Resorts, a group of independently owned properties focused on crowd-free, planet friendly travel practices.

Exclusive use of Kokomo Private Island costs $US65,000 ($A88,000) a night. For non-exclusive use, villas cost from $US1995 a night.

See www.kokomoislandfiji.com; www.fiji.travel