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"The staff are exceptional - so helpful and friendly Food was very good- being a smaller resort we felt it had more of a personal touch each day with fruits and pastries in the morning with option to buy other items. Loads of activities if you want (mostly for fee) or you can just laze on a lounge chair all day. Nice area to snorkel. Room was comfortable but lights were bit dim. We had two sofas and a bed. Shower was huge, little area with kettle and small fridge. Safe was not bolted to anything so that was odd. Nice deck in the back but mainly used communal loungers. Each day the staff present a schedule which has a day activity and evening activity you can join. There is also often some type of demonstration such as basket weaving. Resort is 5hrs by ferry from Nadi but I would definitely return and recommend "

"This property is a hidden gem! It was such a wonderful place to stay if you are looking for relaxation. Amazing snorkeling right out in front of the resort! The staff were absolutely wonderful. The grounds were immaculate and the bures were extremely clean. We liked the dining atmosphere and the food that was prepared. Would definitely stay again!"

"The staff were very friendly and the room was wonderful. "

"One of the best places I've ever stayed. The location is perfect, forget any doubts about going to the Yasawas vs mainland. Staff are very friendly. Setup of the bures is amazing, would love to have some blinds or more privacy in the bedroom, this sounds worse than it is, minor thing. More flippers/ snorkelling gear would be great."

"Rooms were beautiful. Food was excellent. Staff were amazing."

"Amazing intimate atmosphere. Staff went out of their way to make us feel welcome, accommodate dietary needs, and arrange fun activities. This is truly a special place!"

"Nice stay in Yasawa islands! If you are addicted to snorkelling and you want to relax giving up some unnecessary luxury comfort, this place is perfect for you! Nice bungalows close to beautiful private beach, few guests, perfect privacy! Hand-made food is good and filtered water is available, no need of bottled water. The beach is very nice and accessible also when tide is low thanks to a small concrete underwater bridge. "

"I really don’t want to say anything bad about this place because the people were truly fantastic but this was not my favorite stay. In terms of safety (especially being a solo female traveler) I felt very safe. If you’re looking for a secluded and gorgeous spot this is definitely it. The cabins are not great but the location really does make up for it. I did see the biggest spider of my life due to a hole in the bathroom that really threw me off in terms of this stay though. The boys of the owner thankfully came and got it out but as someone who is not the greatest with big bugs, I would recommend finding a more secure stay if that is an issue for you. There were ants everywhere and there wasn’t a fan until I asked for one which made it very difficult to sleep. The electricity is only on at night which is fine but it’s a lot when it’s super hot and there is no fan. The food was always good but you didn’t get any option on what you ate. You got what you got. You also sit with everyone else who is staying at the place at a big table so if you are looking to have your own space or be solo this isn’t the best place for it. Personally I liked it though because it opened conversation with new people. The location really is breathtaking. Everyone is so nice and they have the cutest dogs and one eyed cat! "

"We had 4 nights in Navotua villageIt was the highlight of our 3 week holiday Mele looked after our every need and genuinely cared for my husband who arrived at the stay with fish poisoning.We really felt the village surrounded him with love. Luckily he was able to see the doctor and avoided hospital. The Bure on the beach was perfect for rehabilitation,breezy,clean and comfortable. We had meals with a different family each time,always fresh and tasty,plenty of papaya and local delicacies.One time we even had lobster.The local crabs, custard pie and real coffee were the best. We made the most of the activities on offer. But best of all were the friendships we made with these beautiful people and the generosity of sharing their culture with us.Buka vinaka."