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Facing the beachfront, Coralview Island Resort offers 3-star accommodation in Tavewa and features a garden, shared lounge and terrace.

Leila

Thailand

Good snorkelling right in front of the resort. The staff were very helpful and welcoming. A quiet and peaceful stay :)

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.

Emma

Australia

Our accomodation was wonderful, clean and beautifully presented. Staff were so friendly and helpful making you feel safe during activities of which there were many. I was amazed at the snorkelling from the beach and enjoyed the company of the gorgeous resident puppy ‘Snowy’. 😊

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.

Annette

Australia

It was peaceful and relaxed , the snorkeling tours were great..Food was lovely. And relative to other resorts smaller amount of people was positive

Voyager Retreat Homestay offers accommodation in Nanuya Lailai. Set on the beachfront, this property has a private beach area, a garden and a terrace.

Dovile

United Kingdom

The host was so welcoming, and the beach and atmosphere were very relaxing. You had everything that you needed. One of the best places we stayed in Yasawa islands! 🙏

Ravita Cove HomeAway from Home HomeStay is set in Matacawalevu and offers a shared lounge. The property has sea views. The homestay features an outdoor fireplace and a 24-hour front desk.

Melissa

France

What a special experience we had at Ravita Cove! Words can’t express how grateful we feel to have stayed in such a beautiful place. Cookie and his staff are the kindest and warmest people ever and went above and beyond to make sure we felt at home. Although our stay was quite short, we made unforgettable memories there, we enjoyed the private beach and went snorkelling and spearfishing. The place is quiet, comfortable and the meals are extremely delicious. We would definitely recommend this homestay and hope to visit again in the near future. Vinaka Cookie and Ravita Homestay staff.

Set in a pristine beachfront location on the remote Yasawa Island, Yasawa Homestays provides a beautiful escape. Immerse yourself in Fijian culture with traditional dances, food and village life.

Andrew

United Kingdom

The locals were wonderfully friendly and attentive, they genuinely seemed happy to have us in their midst. The location on a fantastic white sand beach is quite stunning. We enjoyed swimming and snorkelling from the beach. We had a great walk up to the phone tower with fantastic views across the islands in all directions. We really enjoyed the Sawa-i-lau caves, which are a 20 minute boat ride away. Swimming into the second cave and exploring it was a remarkable experience. Note the caves are closed on Sundays, open 8 am - 12 noon Mon to Sat. Hospitality was great, we ate our meals in different houses around the village, often shared with other homestay guests. We joined in a kava ceremony one evening which was entertaining. Accommodation is basic as you would expect, a spartan but comfortable beach front bure, our own toilet and shower in a shack close by. Shower was a bit of a warm trickle but did the job at the end of the day. Food was basic but tasty, very carb heavy, you may want to practice politely declining seconds. We drank plenty of local water with no ill effects. We also visited a couple of the resorts in the Yasawas and a few days at a homestay made a great contrast and really enriched the whole trip. We travelled on the Yasawa Flyer which worked well, the connection to the homestay was easy. We booked individual transfers between the islands ourselves rather than using the multi day pass, which was a lot cheaper in our case. We bought 500g of kava root in Nadi before leaving for the islands as our sevusevu, it keeps for a few days no problem.

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

Rupert143

New Zealand

Newly opened resort with incredibly friendly owners and staff. Everything here is just fantastic. Great place to be. Thank you leanne and Liti and Mini and everyone, you were all so amazing.

Facing the seafront in Naviti Island, Wai Makare Homestay features a private beach area and a garden. The homestay has family rooms.

Mikolaj

Poland

It was very nice stay! Emily is very kind and helpful. It was comfortable, we met new friends there. No internet connection is a big adventage there! Food was a little bit poor (no protein) and portions were small, but you can always ask about more :) It was a great stay :)

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.

Edgard

Australia

The resort is located on the tip of a small island which used to be a coconut plantation. It is surrounded by a beautiful white sand beach facing the blue lagoon. Food is great and the staff absolutely fantastic, very attentive and friendly. Being a relatively small resort (with only 11 rooms), you feel embraced by their warm hospitality. They also have a beautiful marine reserve, with very healthy coral. Finally, their dive centre certainly is one of the best in Fiji, with very good equipment and a team so passionate for what they do who can cater to your most personal needs.

Facing the beachfront, S@fe Landing Lodge offers 2-star accommodation in Nacula Island and features a garden, terrace and restaurant.

Chiara

Australia

My expectations were uncertain, but they exceeded every limit! Thank you to everyone for the magnificent experience. Here are a few points to consider if you're planning to come here: -The boat takes almost 5 hours to get here because it stops at all the other islands. I recommend staying at least 2-3 nights. -There's only one meal served for everyone, and they accommodate allergies. I brought some snacks, but ants invaded my room, so I advise against leaving food open in your room—closed is okay. - ‘Fiji time' is a real thing, everything is very relaxed. Activities are decided the day before for the next day, based on everyone's preferences. - Evenings (in June) are cool, so bring something warm. - There are both free and paid activities. I recommend taking the village tour to learn about the culture. -Bring cash only and consider buying souvenirs from the village market to support the locals. -Consider visiting more islands since you're nearby. Blue Lagoon is beautiful but very touristy, this place is a quiet paradise instead. -Electricity can be intermittent and only works from 6 pm, bring a power bank. Don't expect luxury, but instead, expect to immerse yourself in Fijian culture and meet many other backpackers :)