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We had a lovely stay here. We were lucky enough to have the resort when there were only 1 or 2 other guests so felt like our own private island. The room was clean and tidy - hot water was not initially working but the staff quickly sorted it. The food was excellent - large plates of food, large pizza was good size for sharing, breakfast was cereal, toast, fresh fruits and usually 2 or 3 options of freshly baked things such as scones, pancakes, fried bread etc. The staff were lovely, friendly and so so helpful. The pool was clean and refreshing and pool loungers were great. Beach was nice, coral reef with a range of colorful fish living in it however visibility wasn't super clear due to location but still very fun to have a snorkel in. Resort had snorkel and fins but no masks to use. We brought our own gear so was not an issue. We kayaked the whole island - cool experience. We went at high tide so we could kayak over all the reef areas very clear water out the back- note alot of the kayaks have holes in the hull due to past guests dragging them over coral. Pays to check the hull to ensure no holes before you take them out. Rubbish from mainland sadly washes up on this pretty island so there is rubbish further along the beaches and in the mangroves. The staff keep the beaches clean in front of the villas, didn't affect us but was sad to see how the some of people living on the mainland treat their country. Overall a nice peaceful stay with easy access to mainland.

Dawn and the whole staff were fantastic. The whole island was set up for us to use at all times.

We booked 2 glamping villas, one for us and the other for our 17 & 22 year old sons. From the moment we were picked up by the red boat, we were made to feel so welcome with everyone we met giving us a huge genuine grin and a “Bula”. The people, the food, the pool, the snorkelling and the glamping villas were all awesome. Simi makes the best lemon, lime & bitters at the bar. The glamping villas were next level with all of the amenities of a hotel room while also feeling like you were camping on the beach. We’re already planning a return trip next year. Highly recommend!

We love our stay! Bure was clean and big enough for us. Outdoor shower was great. Food was really good, loved especially the themed buffets for dinner. Big shout out to the chefs who went over and beyond for some toddler requests, so appreciated!! Loved the rental bikes and exploring the island with them. Also used free kayaks. Staff all very friendly and helpful, attended a few activities which were all great. Evening program with live music and shows etc. was excellent, also for kids. Only noticed that the resort lacks a fair amount of general maintenance eg around pool area with things being broken and not repaired. Pity that one cafe was closed but good to see it was getting an upgrade. We would definitely come back, had such a good time!

No regrets coming here. Excellent accommodations and staff.

Stayed 3 nights in a deluxe beachfront bure. Was given a cheaper oceanfront room to begin with but got it corrected once I pointed it out to them. The room was clean . Staff were always polite and helpful. Loose toilet . Shower water temp was good The whole place needs a tidy up. Junk lying around, broken fences, la A huge safety concern with their tender boat . It filled with water and our bags and shoes got wet NO SIGN OF LIFE JACKETS ON THE BOAT!!! No ramp when getting off at the rocky side of the island. Getting off the boat was very dicey. Luckily no elder persons on this trip. On the return trip , the engine kept cutting out. The outboard motor is in very poor condition. Food was expensive but okay....not great though. $75 for dinner Buffet . $35 for continental breakfast. After dinner entertainment on a Wednesday was good, cultural singing and dancing They all seem to know the shortcomings of this place so hopefully they do something about it. Will be sad if they dont.

This was a great place to use as a base for exploring the southern region of Vanua Levu. My bure (hut) had a complete kitchen and a good-sized living area. The resort is on the beach, although swimming there only works at high tide (there is a separate swimming lagoon available). There is snorkeling once you get to a dropoff a ways off the beach. While the hotel doesn't have a stand-alone restaurant, they will bring local-style meals direct to your bure if ordered in advance. Gene, the genial host, has plans to expand the place, but at this point there is a very intimate feeling to the small resort.