Natural Habitats is known for designing and developing landscapes for some of the most exclusive resorts in the south Pacific. Names like Denarau and Vomo in Fiji all have the Natural Habitats touch.

Resorts require landscaping on a grand scale. When you design and create landscapes for people seeking either sensory overload or complete relaxation, it takes a quite special aptitude and approach.

We are known for unparalleled collaboration and integration with architects, engineers and the myriad consultants involved with such developments. Developers know that Natural Habitats will provide an entirely integrated and resolved outcome – a five-star appearance from the moment of completion; one that is sensitive to the local environment and the needs and wants of guests, in equal part.

Resort landscape projects are complex for an often equally complex array of reasons. The fact that they are a ‘resort’ means they are tend to be secluded, out-of-the-way locations. There can be several nationalities and cultures involved requiring sensitivity and good communication. And there is the need to capture the essence of the local environment, while ensuring sufficient familiarity for visitors from all corners of the world.

There can also be a degree of inherent contradiction in a brief– ‘luxurious but natural’ or ‘elegant and raw’ - that needs to be translated by the landscape design and implementation teams.

In the case of Natural Habitats, those teams are one and the same. It is this complete integration that is the Natural Habitats difference - one point of contact, clearer accountability, better budget management, less wastage and double handling, more environmentally sustainable solutions, faster and more efficient processes and reduced administration.

Ultimately it means greater value and an outcome that will define the resort – the ‘natural habitat’ that people will want to return to, year after year.