Fiji Islands has around 8.5% freehold land, the rest is comprised primarily of native leasehold (around 80%, owned by native Fijian landowners and sold usually for terms of 99 years) and crown leasehold (i.e. owned by the government).

Although 8.5% doesn't sound like a large proportion, many island nations in the South Pacific have NO freehold land at all. This has made, and continues to make, Fiji an attractive proposition for international investors.

The Coral Coast in Fiji Islands is a scenic location and popular tourism destination. It also offers many freehold opportunities. The Maui Bay Estate comprises some rare beachfront lots (mostly sold though some occasionally come up for resale), plus a large number of additional lots up the hillside behind the beach and coastal road. A one-acre lot has had a 1-bedroomed vacation home already built on it and is currently being offered for sale by the owner, due to her wish to purchase another lot nearby. The one-bedroomed cottage could easily be extended. It is finished and available for renting out to holidaymakers, so can be an income-earning investment. It offers spectacular views over the beach to the ocean and fringing reef for which this coastline is famous. Easy access north to Nadi and south to Suva, it also enjoys spectacular Fiji sunsets! The property is named Noqu Tadra - Fijian for ' our dream '. If you want to make it 'your ' dream, you can check out the details for this genuine must-sell soon Fiji freehold home and land.