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You can see a lot of fish at the beach. Snorkeling, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding are all available for free. Since water is precious on the island, they would like you to use the pool towels for about two days. Additionally, there is no free drinking water in the room, so it's better to bring your own. There are also no bathrobes in the room. You can enjoy activities while relaxing as well.

We stayed at Sheraton Tokoriki for three nights and absolutely loved it. The villas were spotless, the pool was beautiful, and the buffet offered an impressive variety. There are two restaurants, and you can also order simple meals from the bar. The views are stunning, with crystal-clear water that’s perfect for all kinds of water sports. There are also complimentary indoor activities such as weaving sessions, pool volleyball, and coconut dessert making, which were a lovely touch. The staff were incredibly friendly, welcoming, and always happy to help. We truly enjoyed every moment of our stay. The only improvement I can think of would be a Fiji cultural dance performed in traditional Fijian costumes — that would have made the experience even more special. The kava ceremony was very special too, although I don’t think I’ll be tasting it again 😅

I think this all-inclusive package with three meals and free boat snorkeling is the best value for money in Fiji. Although the ferry fare to the island is expensive, if you use the hotel shuttle, you can travel round trip from Denarau Port to the island for 198 Fijian dollars. There is a Beachcomber booth at the ticket counter, the second one from the right at Denarau Port, where you can buy tickets directly. The outbound trip departs at 9 AM, and the return trip departs at 11 AM.

A very slow time passed by. It wasn't a busy trip, but rather each day we were able to enjoy entering the sea, going hiking, and spending fun moments with family. The staff were also very kind, and we created wonderful memories! Thank you!

The boat ride from Denarau Port is just under an hour and it was fantastic. I stayed for two nights. I'm really glad I chose Treasure Island. It was my first time in Fiji, and I found that the remote islands have much clearer water than the main island. I'm really happy I went to Treasure Island. The main island is comparable to Okinawa mainland, while the remote islands are as beautiful as Okinawa's outer islands. The water is truly transparent. Of course, if you spend more money (around 200,000 yen per night), there are more wonderful places in Fiji, but for a reasonable price range, I think Treasure Island is the best. It's basically a place to enjoy doing nothing, but I was able to relax, and since there were no Japanese people around, I could fully enjoy my overseas vacation. The activities available, such as free snorkeling tours, turtle feeding, and iguana feeding, were also fulfilling. I had a great time. As others have mentioned, the premium rooms are closer to the dining areas and activities, and the beach is right in front of you, which is great. Having the beach for sunset and sunrise right in front of the room is amazing. There were some unfavorable comments from Japanese guests about the food, but I thought it was quite delicious. It's not too expensive (around 2,000-3,000 yen per large portion). The food takes about 20 to 30 minutes to be served, so it might be a good idea to order early. The included breakfast is really light, consisting of cereals, bread, and fruits, as others have mentioned, so Australians and New Zealanders often ordered individual items like omelets (around 1,000-1,500 yen). Since I was with a high schooler and an elementary school child, I brought instant soup and freeze-dried miso soup from Japan for the elementary school child. Mosquitoes are quite common. In fact, there are mosquitoes everywhere in Fiji. Japanese mosquito repellent spray doesn't work well, so I recommend buying local antihistamines along with mosquito repellent at Denarau Port. You can also buy it on Treasure Island, but it's expensive and was sold out.

I'm glad I visited Fiji; I was able to spend a relaxed and very leisurely time. I spent a day lounging in a hammock (insect repellent is a must), relaxing in a beach chair, strolling around the island, and snorkeling in the sea— it was a wonderful time. Since I stayed in a room facing the ocean, the sound of the waves gently resonated at night, allowing me to sleep peacefully. I felt refreshed! I was worried about how to arrange transportation for the round trip before my visit, but the hotel took care of everything for me. The hotel shop is quite small, so I think it's better to bring my own snacks and essentials.

The people at the inn welcomed us warmly, and I felt their kindness. I think it's quite a bargain for the price since it includes three meals a day. On the other hand, the room has no windows, and with only the option to close the blinds, it’s located directly south of the island, making it difficult for sunlight to come in. The wind blowing into the room at night is cold. It's not as bad as some critiques have mentioned, but I believe it could become a much better inn with improved facilities. The shuttle boat moves through rough waves in a small boat, so we got drenched from the splashes. I would be happy if they could come up with a way to minimize the amount of water splashing on us.

One word: amazing! The tranquility unique to the remote island, the clarity of the sea, the starry sky, I was completely satisfied with everything. The restaurant meals were also very satisfactory, and I looked forward to the singing show every night. I'm glad I took the ferry all the way from Nadi! 😊

Our family of three stayed at Castaway Island, Fiji for three nights, and it was an amazing experience. The white sandy beach and crystal-clear water were absolutely beautiful. The ocean was calm and shallow near the shore, while colorful coral reefs and fish could easily be seen a little farther out. Our bure was comfortable and well maintained, and the pool area was clean and relaxing. The resort also felt very safe since it is the only resort on the island. We enjoyed the variety of restaurants, and it was great that kayaks, paddleboards, and snorkeling equipment were available free of charge. The warm welcome from the staff, with singing and dancing upon arrival, made the experience even more special. Everyone was incredibly friendly, and leaving the island was honestly difficult. This became one of the most memorable trips our family has ever had.

Myself and my husband stayed at Lomani for 4 nights. The resort itself is very good, but what really makes it special is the staff. Olivia, and Male who works in the bar (wrong spelling, sorry) would greet me by name; with that many guests how do they do that! The restaurant was excellent, and the prices very fair. Large bottles of water in the room were replenished twice daily so we never ran out. The internet speed in our room (the farthest pool bure, room 33) was excellent and free of charge for multiple devices. Lastly, the new spa in wonderful. I highly recommend the 80min massage.

Great location. Excellent staff. Exquisite dining. Wonderful amenities Small coral reef 30 meters from resort dock. Beautiful.

The glamping side itself is a nice experience and the staff are so friendly and helpful. Snorkeling is also fairly decent just off the beach. The biggest negative is the insanely expensive food options with little to no discounts for young children. We stayed on other islands that were less than half the price for food with the same logistical issues. I am not sure why they charge so much. Another negative is that the tents can get very hot during the day (even in winter) and the air con and fan do not do enough. The air con unit also drips water directly onto the bed.

Amazing place great people, service and food incredible, staff always exceptional with the service rooms beautiful food and alcohol on point recommend to stay here for a couples getaway

Pool needs work so do pool lounges. Smoke detectors kept going off every night and nobody fixed it. Kept waking the kids up.