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After intense searching on the internet we booked Octopus with hesitation. Everyone telling us they had not heard of it. What a pleasant surprise. Stayed 4 days 2 x couples in March 2016 booked the garden bure. Had our own shower and toilet…this was the most amazing experience..food fantastic and the meal deal is well worth it considering the prices on the mainland. Snorkeling was fantastic. If you want a true island experience without the 5 star resort feeling and service. Please book here this is one of the best holidays…great for kids as well…activity board will keep everyone as busy as they want to be. Thankyou to the Island Manager Ravi, who went out of his way to help us get an earlier ride back to the mainland…just a tip…if you don't get seasick catch the island boat across from the Marina as the Yasawa Flyer does multiple stops and takes longer..the island boat smaller but faster…we will definitely book again..this island is suitable for all ages

Our fifth trip to Fiji, and we knew what we wanted for a six night stay: the small Fiji island experience, usual friendly Fijian service, clear water, good coral close by, decent beach, own good-quality bure facing the water, private outdoor shower and an overall high standard, plus not too unaffordable for us. Paradise Cove gave us all these things, so overall we were very happy with our choice. The Yasawa Island views are great, even the weather was pretty cooperative (last week of October). Hardly cheap, but we appreciate the expense of doing things well on an isolated island, and the general difficulty of maintaining a high standard anywhere in Fiji. In most ways, the rough edges you normally expect to see in Fiji are not evident, so the place is well run. We reduced the expenses a bit by taking the Yasawa Flyer, not the seaplane. The boat trip seemed OK in both directions - did not take (or need) the Captain's Cabin upgrade either. Also we declined any of the resort drinks packages. On drinks, we took three bottles of wine and a 6 pack of beer in our luggage. These, combined with the complimentary starter minibar stock provided in the fridge of two beers, two cokes, two juices, one sprite, small white wine, plus a small red wine got us through the week quite comfortably. Depends how much you drink of course.... Note there was as many extra minibar items again in the cupboard beside the fridge...maybe these were for us at no extra charge, but we left them alone. Lest we seem too cheap, we ordered beer (FJD10), wine and cocktails (FJD28) with some of our meals. The food we would rate as good-to-excellent. Note that beef called 'medium rare' or 'seared' will indeed be served rare; whilst cooked fish (usually mahi-mahi) is perhaps sometimes a little overdone, at least to our taste, which surprised us a bit. Desserts are presented in the artistic fashion (Masterchef style) which adds to the interest. Overall, you can look forward to meal times with anticipation. We

Superb stay, very relaxing and friendly and just what we wanted for a honeymoon. The food was superb, always something to look forward to in the evening. Relatively little to fault, perhaps a fair few bugs around but nothing that the bug spray cant solve and our bure caught the wind easily making a large howling noise most evenings. Otherwise not much to fault and if we came back to Fiji we would not hesitate to book there again. Note: If catching the Yasawa Flyer to get there make sure you upgrade to the Captain's Lounge as it is well worth it!

In our trip of Yasawa islands we experienced 3 hotels. I have to say I love Navutu the most. The location is fabulous. Room is clean. Facilities are advanced. Hotel's hardwares are far superior than the rest hotels we stayed. Their food, I have to mention, is the main reason for me to want to go back. The staff here is great. The manager Francis offered us a free update to Grand Bure for knowing that we were on our honeymoon. Kuta and her colleague's massage service makes us relax after a long trip. If you want to have a relaxed holidays and have choice phobia disorder, Navutu will be a great choice.

This is one of the more out-of-the-way places to go, but it's definitely worth the trouble. Our group (of three) wanted a relaxing time, and we got it. The Fijian staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. Food has to be obtained at the resort (the island is tiny and you can't really go off wandering into the bush) but we were pleasantly surprised that the food was good and the prices reasonable. Lunch and dinner is about $FJ 80-100 per person per day (currently, about $US 40-50) which compares well with the typical restaurant in the USA. Try the Fijian fish dishes! Bar tab can get a bit expensive if you plan to drink heavily. To get there from the main island (Viti Levu) one takes a boat or sea-plane. The plane (Turtle Airways) is $FJ 400 one way per person. The boat is only slightly cheaper, at about $260, and a changeover is required on one of the larger islands of the Yasawa group. We took the plane both ways because it gave us quite a bit of extra time at the resort.

Coralview Island Resort is a truly resplendent escape in the beating heart of Fiji's Yasawa Island group. It is not the location alone that transforms the quintessence of this resort into the gem-like retreat existent on the island, but also the beauteous nature of its infinitely amenable inhabitants. Stepping foot onto the shores of the island at first induced a sense of dismay, presented with large black boulders undergoing a process of excavation however the heartfelt song that welcomed the newcomers made up for the aesthetics. The bures have all been carefully designed to enhance the beauty of their surroundings and capture the essence of the island's soul. The endless list of reasonably priced water-based activities allow each traveler to create a tailor made itinerary suited to his or her vacation ideals. The food dished up at breakfast, lunch and dinner is palatable and in endless supply. The sights are surreal and ambiance sublime. Trekking to the peak at sunset leaves the meager traveler with a sense of awe and a visit to the beach at the opposite end of the island will imprint impressions of paradise. A stop at this resort when in the Yasawa Island group is unmissable. I entreat you to visit as you will not be disappointed. Vinaka vaka levu.

Lets start with the amazing and why everyone hong to Fiji should stay here atleast once. We had a Jungle Bure right at the water's edge it was perfect the view was unreal and we could walk from bure to the beach to snorkle. The room was spacious and clean the pit toilet was a little unexpected but the place was very clean considering its an island that feels like a rainforest. It was the best of both worlds. The staff were super friendly and helpful love Eroni and Sela! Snorkelling was the best we experienced in all of Fiji and it's literally at your doorstep! The reef is huge mainly slice and full of fish and array of wildlife. We experienced swimming with Mantas it was one of the most memorable experiences of our lives it was truly awe inspiring. They came right up to us. The scenery everywhere on the island is picrureque. We did a village visit and so happy we did. The only cons are that u have to pay for your meals upfront which is expensive esp if u don't eat it. Paying for fl

Loved, loved our glamping style bure on the beach. Comfortable bed with a view, private outdoor shower, very friendly staff. Great location. 3 beaches to choose from. Great snorkeling and good dive sites - although the dives are pricey at $80 USD for a single tank (vs 2 tank at other resorts). Stunning sunsets. Good food. FYI most visitors are island hopping on the Yasawa Flyer and only stay a few nights. Staff very very friendly as typical all over Fiji. We were there for Fiji Day celebrations - games, contests, songs and dancing involving all the guests and all the staff. Unfortunately, no mantas showed up during our entire 7 day visit in early October. Sill highly recommend Barefoot Manta. Bure 18, 19, 20 are the best!! Bula!!

Although my friend and I stayed at Boathouse Nanuya, we used the facilities at the Nanuya Beach Resort (same owner). The staff at the resort was very friendly, and the food at the restaurant was really good as well. I got my wonderful massage at the resort, and the price was reasonable (Joe was a good masseur). The beach was nice, and you can snorkel too. Water was very very clear. Boathouse Nanuya is the last stop for the Yasawas Flyer, and we got to see the different islands in the Yasawas.

Naqalia was our favourite place in Fiji. A really hearty place with amazing nice people looking after us. We had so much fun with both the team and all the other guests - we actually only met very nice people in Naqalia. The bungalows were simple and very comfortable, the terrace overseeing the beach a great place for relaxing with a book. We definitely enjoyed snorkeling in the reef directly in front of the beach. There was a second beach 10 minutes across the Island with fantastic underwaterworld - although you might see more fish in other parts of the Yasawas like Manta Bay. Don't miss the sunset hike!!

This resort is really different from other resorts in Yasawa. They don't have amazing reef conversation in front of the door, don't have many choices of dishes, don't have facilities like stand up paddling, don't even have electricity in the day time and hot water. I'd rather to call it a homestay, not a resort. But here is really quiet, u can occupy the beach alone. U can plan a long stay here. Good choice for low budget travellers.

We had a very relaxing stay at Botaira as it was our last stop before heading home. We were there on Christmas Eve and Christmas night and the food that was made for us was extra special and delicious. Use of kayaks and affordable snorkelling gear was great. Gorgeous beach and our bure looked right out onto the beach under the trees. Marine reserve directly in front of us which provided amazing snorkelling less than 50 meters off the beach. Lovely clean bure which was a decent size with a large comfortable bed which was made up daily and had a good mosquito net. Only negative was that the ceiling fan switches off at about midnight which is when all electricity at the resort goes off. This was normal for all resorts we stayed at in Fiji but did make sleeping rather difficult due to the very hot and humid nights we had there. Staff were friendly and accomodating...especially Sam. Would definitely book in again next time we're in Fiji.

White Sandy Beach is a 2 coconut resort. It's pretty basic, but what else do you need when you want to relax! The staff were lovely, we were always entertained during dinner by their wonderful singing. Staff and guests all got involved with the post dinner songs and games. A few new hammocks might be nice, as the current ones are showing their use. If all you want to do is read a book or have a splash in the warm water, and all while on a budget...this is a lovely welcoming place to visit.

As long as you know to expect a "homestay" type experience and not a luxery Yasawas resort, I think you will enjoy your time here. I had no electricity during the stay as the generator had brokwn, but the family who run the place are very warm and lovely. The location is a 20-30min hike to the Blue Lagoon on the other side of the island. The bure was basic (no light other than gas lantern, no plugs in room, basic bathroom) but quite clean and very quiet. If you want to stay with a real Fijian family, and relax with a beach to yourself almost, this is a good choice.

Couldn't disagree more with half of the reviews on here! Korovou resort was nothing but amazing for us! The staff were incredibly humble and genuinely interested in our lives and they went above and beyond to make us feel welcome and ensure we had the best stay possible. The food was delicious and traditional, so we got the best of both worlds! No reception, which was great, you could switch off and really enjoy your time out there! We stayed in a beachfront Bure and that was great! Clean and tidy, it had beds, toilet and shower and that's all you need! The activities were endless and the staff set out activities each day that you can do, or they will accommodate you if you want to do something different. There was nothing bad to say about this resort everything was perfect and the staff just made it that more enjoyable! Two thumbs up, and we can't wait to get back there!