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Friendly hosts and beautiful location.

The grounds were absolutely stunning, well kept & located waterfront on a beautiful beach with blue-green water. There were several hammocks, chairs, available for use as well as kayaks, life jackets, flippers & snorkelling gear, (a volley ball net) & volley ball that you can borrow. West facing with unobstructed views of the sunset. The resort had a pleasant/soft breeze that was perfect. The Bures are so lovely; everything is brand new and built beautifully. Each bures has a bed, 2 night tables, a chair & a fridge. The Bures had a fantastic front decks with of a pair of chairs + a picnic table in front yard of each bure. The bathroom was large & fabulous. The indoor portion has a sink, large bench & towel rack with the toilet at the end. The shower was outside & it was huge with lots of hooks to hang your stuff & get dressed. The water pressure was excellent & the shower was hot. They provided large bottles of shampoo, conditioner & bodywash. As well as several towels. Turn the light off & enjoy the incredible stars while you shower in the evening! There is daily maid service. Wifi was good by bar/restaurant. 24 hour electricity. No AC- but the ceiling fan was excellent & kept the room cool & circulated the air. The staff were 10/10. They went above & beyond. They memorized your name & were eager to make sure experience was absolutely perfect. They made our trip incredible. Thank you! The owner was wonderful & we enjoyed chatting with him. We applaud him on building such an lovely resort! Meals were served 3X’s a day. The meal package is $135 FJD per day & mandatory. The food is incredible- dinner & lunch especially. Try the Ika Vakalolo, the Lovo Sipi, the Nama Salad & the key lime pie!

Beautiful beach, super welcoming family, loved the hammocks and the firepit. Spent two great nights enjoying my time on the island, went on some short walks to watch the sunset and to the beach on the other side of the island - lots to do and several activities on offer to keep you busy.

Some of the best snorkelling & diving ever; marine reserve with proactive regeneration of coral and abundant sealife and range of corals; kids learnt so much; wonderful staff; relaxed and just lovely. Food plentiful along with some decent wine!

Probably the most expensive beach stay we've ever had - certainly without an ensuite toilet :) But it was all worth it, we simply had an amazing and unforgettable time, like a dream! The facilities are top notch including the composting toilets which make perfect sense, the treehouse was very well built, comfy bed, enough loungers and hammocks, sunset beach was a bonus, the superb food was indeed a big part of our stay and the staff was super lovely and helpful. Best of all, that house reef is in truly pristine condition, so much diversity, every snorkel had a magic highlight, and yes we did swim with a manta (although it can't be guaranteed)!!!

Excellent location and very clean environment, well maintained facilities and comfortable. Despite the resort relatively small in size, it almost has everything you need for a resort vacation. Food choices were surprisingly widely variable and the menu changes.

This is a quiet resort in a beautiful setting. The perfect place to slow down and relax. The resort does a good job of supporting the local community and giving visitors a sense of Fijian culture in the Yasawas. The grounds and lodging are beautiful, and very comfortable. We enjoyed taking the kayaks and paddle boards out. The staff is top notch and very friendly- we enjoyed all the activities from snorkeling to basket weaving to swimming in a cave. The free massage the day you arrive is a nice treat. The food and drinks were really good. We didn't want to leave, and we are already looking forward to returning some day! A note to avid SCUBA Divers- the Yasawas are very remote by Fiji standards meaning that only a few resorts in the area offer SCUBA Diving. If you want to go diving during your stay at Navutu Stars, they will send you to the Blue Lagoon (a different resort that has diving). It's a lovely 45 min boat ride between the resorts. Personally I liked staying at Navutu Stars for the secluded luxury resort environment and diving with Blue Lagoon.

The location was great - you feel isolated, in the middle of nature. There is a local village nearby which is great for a visit. The island looks beautiful.

We loved that it was on taweva and nice and open for us and our baby (most places are adult only on the yasawa islands) so this was nice.

Beautiful beach, great homecooked meals, comfortable hammock to lie in, scenic hikes and pretty snorkeling on the island. Plenty to do and trips/activities available to keep you busy if you want to see surrounding islands - a wonderful place to spend some time relaxing and get away from the mainland. Everyone was so welcoming as all the homestays on the island are run by one big family, there was also a nearby teahouse and homemade ice-cream available to buy. This is the newest of all the homestays there and has lights in the room/bathrooms thanks to solar panels, which was super useful at night time!