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Set within a tropical garden of coconut palms and surrounded by turquoise water, Coconut beach Resort directly overlooks the world famous Blue Lagoon in the Yasawa Islands. The resort has a beachfront bar and a dining room. I definitely recommend staying at this resort. The atomsphere created by the team is unique. You will really feel special there, even if you are traveling alone. You can see that the team likes each other very much and this translates into the guests' feelings. This is one of the few places I want to return to soon.

Boasting a waterfront location, Paradise Cove Resort features over 200 metres of private beach area. Surrounded by a garden landscape, this property offers a day spa, an outdoor pool and a restaurant. Free WiFi access is available throughout the property. We did a long tour of all islands in the Yasawas, and Paradise Cove is on a short list of the very best. Of course, as it is a higher end resort, expectations were also high, but the place met them easily. The property is located on a beautiful island where the beach and water entry / water level is just perfect, regardless of high tide / low tide. One thing they don't say and they should advertise is the amazing coral reef they have just steps in the water. This was easily comparable with things we saw on boat trips. So definetlly a very big plus. Then the restaurants, they have two, and we loved them both . Magic breakfasts at the main restaurant in the gentle sun light or romantic dinners at Donu . Unforgetable memories . The team has some of the best people we met in Fiji and we felt very welcomed. Special greetings to Nebz , hope you get the message, the first steps with Scuba were very helpful, thank you.

Set on 1 km of beach in Likuliku Bay, this resort offers a swimming pool and a luxurious day spa. There are 2 bars, a restaurant and a variety of cultural activities available. Guests can go snorkelling, fishing and kayaking on site. I cants even use word stuff, it’s more like a Family and I felt myself being absolutely welcomed! Amazing! Also, that now I can compare with other hotels I want to admit restaurant’s options and how tasty all the menu was! We will come back for sure!

Navutu Stars Resort is the only boutique resort on the secluded island of Yaqeta, with just 9 beachfront bungalows spread along 3 pristine white-sand beaches. Continental breakfast is included each morning. Awesome location and amazing caring staff. A very authentic Fiji experience

Mai Sunset Island Resort has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Naviti Island. The accommodation features evening entertainment and free WiFi.

The resort provides some rooms with sea views, and rooms include a balcony. At Mai Sunset Island Resort rooms have bed linen and towels. 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!

Set on one of Fiji's most remote islands and surrounded by 11 beaches, Yasawa Island Resort offers stunning ocean views, a restaurant and day spa. All meals and non-alcoholic beverages are included.

All accommodation at Yasawa Resort features Fijian décor and a patio offering ocean and beach views. A private open-air shower, secure lock-up drawer and a hammock are standard in all suites and bungalows. Location, accommodations, staff and Private Beach Picnics! Oh, I almost forgot the outdoor shower was a real highlight!

Ideally located for diving, Barefoot Kuata Island Resort Island offers a bar, restaurant, swimming pool and games room. Daily activities include coconut bowling, traditional dancing, live music and crab racing. It was excellent! Wish I could stay longer. The staff was so friendly it really felt like I was at home. Wish I was better with remembering names so I could mention everyone:D Nathan and Josh thank you so much!

Located in the secluded Yasawa Islands, the eco-friendly Barefoot Manta Island Resort Resort is ideally situated for swimming, diving and snorkeling, as all bungalows are set on the beach.

Guests can enjoy a number of recreational activities on site or nearby, including volleyball, kayaking and hiking. Meals are prepared by the onsite kitchen, which serves Pacific Island-style dishes, using locally sourced produce as well as other cuisine. There is a compulsory resort package that includes meals, the use of WiFi, non-motorized water sports (excludes scuba diving) at an additional charge. We stayed at Mana Island Resort, Octopus, Oarsman's Bay, and Barefoot Manta when in Fiji and Barefoot Manta was our favorite. The snorkeling here is by far one of the most amazing places I've ever been to. The coral was so colorful, and we saw many different types of sea creatures. They have a Marine Conservation Centre on site. It was pretty cool to see what they are doing to preserve the area. They give an hour lecture 2 times a day on ocean topics. We attended one on Coral and one on Manta rays. They do 2 free guided snorkeling tours a day. I recommend going on the morning tour when their marine biologist, Rob, is one of the guides, as he points things out and talks about the ocean life while you are snorkeling. The resort does not have ac which wasn't bad, but our bure was on the sunset beach side, and for some reason, the temperature was much hotter on that side. The sunrise beach side was less than a 2 minute walk and the wind was stronger and it felt a good 15 degrees cooler on that side. This probably changes throughout the year though so probably luck of the draw on which side you get. We slept with the fan on tho and it was fine. The resort grounds are very well kept...it's truly a gorgeous resort.

Located in the Yasawa Islands, alongside a white sandy beach, Blue Lagoon Beach Resort offers a restaurant and a bar. All accommodation feature Fijian décor and offer garden or sea views.

Blue Lagoon Resort is 10 minutes’ boat ride or 45 minutes’ walk from Nacula Village. There are several cultural activities and excursions available on the island. Quiet location, beautiful scenery, amazing and accommodating staff (know you by name), great food.

Facing the beachfront, Coralview Island Resort offers 3-star accommodation in Tavewa and features a garden, private beach area and shared lounge. Among the various facilities are a terrace and a bar. The accommodation provides evening entertainment and room service. The staff, the atmosphere, the activity options, the lunches and dinners . Everyone knew our names. It felt like we were genuinely welcome and would be missed when gone. We experienced both a formal welcome and departure ceremony put on by staff. We are vegetarians/ pescetarians and our meal choices were always accomodated.