Luxury Hotels & Resorts in Mamanuca Islands from NZ$322

"We had the most incredible time at this resort. It will forever be a bench mark that we will compare to going forward. The staff were professional and friendly. The service the best I’ve had in Fiji and the only down side one the whole trip - was leaving to come home. We’re already planning to return next October. "

"Fantastic stay for our honeymoon. The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful and everything was done with a smile. Its a beautiful island with a great reef for snorkeling and watersports team on hand!! "

"Cost efficient. Had everything that we needed."

"We had an exceptional stay at Likuliku and I can’t stop raving about how fantastic it is. The craftsmanship and beauty of the traditional bures are stunning and location is almost surreal. What made our stay exceptional though was the kind and attentive staff. They always remembered our names and went above and beyond to ensure we were happy and our needs met. We also enjoyed the staff sharing their culture. Kayaks, snorkel gear, hobie cats were included. Snorkeling right off beach was great as were excursions by boat. It was all couples there (LGBT friendly) and was quiet and reserved. If you’re looking to party, seek elsewhere. Only minor downside was the tides recede daily and you have to time your activities. We would return again and again! "

"Was a bit weary booking here after reading mixed reviews. But didnt need to be. Although slightly tired in decor this resort is under new management. They are investing to bring up the standard. Half board included in the room and a huge variety of cuisine options for the fussy young and old. Adults only pool. The island for fans of survivior. Good bang for buck if you like clean but enjoy hanging at the bach! We will be back and bring family and friends next time. "

"Exceeds all expectations. It’s a Must!! "

"This resort is great for relaxation. Everything is done for you, the staff are thoughtful and the service was good. The spa was amazing. We spent 3 nights here and it was the perfect length stay. The accommodation was breathtaking. The only shame was you could only get cocktails during happy hour."

"This place is fantastic! The resort run by people who put a lot of efforts to make your stay as good as it can be. Our family if 5, 4 adults and one kid stayed in bite 13 and we all loved it. The food is included, it was great, variety of options including vegetarian/ vegan options. Snorkeling is great just off your room. If you stay in bure you are 10 steps from the ocean. They also run snorkeling tours twice a day. Please do yourself a favor and not read old reviews about limited food options. The food was great: chicken, beef, lamb, fish, mashed potatoes, rice, chickpeas stew, steamed spinach, service just to name a few. Even my super picky kid was able to find something to eat every day. One day they saw him not eating and made French fries for him so he won’t be hungry. So, if you are looking for a great place to stay with people who treat you as a family and know your name this is the place for you. This property is not 5 star resort. There are still clean hot showers, bathrooms, every day room/bure service. It’s a bit run down, but nothing can beat the location and snorkeling, so overall it is a fantastic stay for families. We also did 2 2-tank dives there and our dive master Erik was very accommodating( thank you Erik) Thank you so much Mumma and the entire team for your hospitality! Special thank you to Ivy for a great massage. We will be back. Vinaka!"

"Lomani Island Resort is an excellent place to stay at. The staff were amazing and always so helpful and friendly. They we very accomadating and went out of their way to make Claire and my honeymoon an amazing experience. We both highly recommended this resort for those wishing to unwind, experience culture and paradise. It is also has great access to other areas on the island and the activities are amazing/loads of fun. Finally the bliss of having no kids around is great as you can go at your pace or Fiji time. Definitely worth having 2 weeks without kids when your job is teaching. 5 stars all round."