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"It’s a small resort, but it was still impressive that everyone on the staff knew my name within the first few hours…service was impeccable, while keeping a conversation up with all the guests…the bar area was very social…and the massage therapist had a good touch!"

"Wonderful view from bure’s. The menu needs more variation eg lunch is entirely taco’s one day (just different flavours), next day lunch is entirely pizzas (different flavours). Lunch is very expensive 30FD for a toasted sandwich. Ran out of snorkelling gear one day because people did not have to return theirs each day. Housekeeping staff did great job - friendly & responsive to requests. Would stay here again"

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"We had an amazing 5 day stay at Nabua Lodge. There was exactly the right amount of activites to make or stay a great balance of relaxing and exploring. Food portions were just right for me - and there was usually a bit extra if you asked. My only comment of warning is if you have long hair, you will be in the shower for a while rinsing it. The pressure is low - but the water is hot! I would go back in a heartbeat. Thanks Sai and team "

"This was the best place we went to in Fiji! The snorkeling right off the beach is the best! There are excursions to other snorkeling/diving spots also. The excursion to Sawaii-Lau Caves is available from here too. Don't miss the night snorkeling excursion. The villas have bathrooms, but the lodges share a community bathroom with backpackers. The meals are MORE than plentiful; the meal plan is compulsory. The meals are high class, one with 10 courses! Fantastic atmosphere! Just the place to be in Fiji!"

"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."

"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!"

"Coralview was a decent experience for us. The staff were absolutely lovely and took great care of us. The burres were clean and spacious. There was great snorkeling just off the beach, and the option of walking over to the Savuti reef (about 1 mile walk along the beach) for additional snorkeling. There were also free kayaks available for use. So, lots to see and do here. There are however, two negatives we experienced. The one minor issue was that we didn't particularly like the meat and way it was cooked (the fish was quite good, but the red meat options were, in our opinion, not great). However, once we switched over to the vegetarian options, the food was quite tasty! Another minor food issue is that the salt shakers never worked due to the humidity - I would suggest that management switch to either using salt grinders, or just put out little cups of salt for their guests. The really big issue for us was that the coral lies in a fairly busy boat route, so we were always stressed about getting run over by a boat - and many of the boats go quite fast over this area, so we ended up not really enjoying the snorkeling. The little yellow floaties they provided us with were useless to us, since we like to do a bit of freediving when we snorkel. Definitely something to keep in mind if you're avid snorkelers like us. This is the one thing that would keep us from returning to Coralview, so we really hope they can do something about this. "

"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."