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I’ve had the pleasure of staying at many luxury resorts in the Mamanuca Islands - but NOTHING compares to Tadrai.
The staff are kind, generous and welcoming. The have lots of amazing stories to share and always go out of their way to ensure you’re having the best time whether wanting to have an adventure or just lazing by the pool with a cocktail for days.
The rooms are so comfortable (request room number 5 if you don’t mind a small hike) as the views are phenomenal and the room is a little...
I’ve had the pleasure of staying at many luxury resorts in the Mamanuca Islands - but NOTHING compares to Tadrai.
The staff are kind, generous and welcoming. The have lots of amazing stories to share and always go out of their way to ensure you’re having the best time whether wanting to have an adventure or just lazing by the pool with a cocktail for days.
The rooms are so comfortable (request room number 5 if you don’t mind a small hike) as the views are phenomenal and the room is a little...
Location and beach are amazing, Tokiriki is definitely a hidden gem.
Like most Fijian resort's, food and activities can be expensive, but you can expect that everywhere, even at other less qualitative resorts where food can be much more.
Overall, the place was beautiful, staff are humble and friendly and the resort offers couples and friends great activities and a great vibe.
The only negative is that in true Fiji time, hotel amenities in the room were not up to 5 star service.
Location and beach are amazing, Tokiriki is definitely a hidden gem.
Like most Fijian resort's, food and activities can be expensive, but you can expect that everywhere, even at other less qualitative resorts where food can be much more.
Overall, the place was beautiful, staff are humble and friendly and the resort offers couples and friends great activities and a great vibe.
The only negative is that in true Fiji time, hotel amenities in the room were not up to 5 star service.
Lence
Reviewed January 11, 2018Reviewed January 11, 2018
Our second time at Mana Island - we love it there, the staff are what make it for us. The actual Bure was looking a bit tired since 5 years ago but still adequate, clean and comfortable. Improvements have been made in the pool area plus the new Fusion restaurant was delicious and the little coffee shop had great cheaper lighter food options. Two older kids LOVED kids club, made some good friends and did cool activities. Babysitters were accommodating with our 1 year old. lots to do if you...
Our second time at Mana Island - we love it there, the staff are what make it for us. The actual Bure was looking a bit tired since 5 years ago but still adequate, clean and comfortable. Improvements have been made in the pool area plus the new Fusion restaurant was delicious and the little coffee shop had great cheaper lighter food options. Two older kids LOVED kids club, made some good friends and did cool activities. Babysitters were accommodating with our 1 year old. lots to do if you...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed October 26, 2015Reviewed October 26, 2015
Stayed for 5 nights in late October and have nothing but praise for the staff and the facility. We stayed in one of the 2-bedroom lagoon villas on Thompson Island which, I understand, are all privately owned. These villas had their own pool area which was very quiet & secluded.
The bedrooms have air-conditioning & fans - the living space just has a ceiling fan - can be a bit warm if there's not much of a breeze.
Kitchen has a fridge / freezer, 2 burner hob, toaster, jug & microwave.
The...
Stayed for 5 nights in late October and have nothing but praise for the staff and the facility. We stayed in one of the 2-bedroom lagoon villas on Thompson Island which, I understand, are all privately owned. These villas had their own pool area which was very quiet & secluded.
The bedrooms have air-conditioning & fans - the living space just has a ceiling fan - can be a bit warm if there's not much of a breeze.
Kitchen has a fridge / freezer, 2 burner hob, toaster, jug & microwave.
The...
Sully
Reviewed October 25, 2015Reviewed October 25, 2015
My Husband and I stayed at Lomani Resort for our Honeymoon. All i can say is that its ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! Never have my husband and i ever experienced such fantastic service and hotel satisfaction! Its exactly what the photos promise and to be honest the photos simply do not to it justice! I love the fact that everything is done through room charge so it saves carrying around money and it also allows guests to feel like they don't have to tip the staff every time they give you a drink. The...
My Husband and I stayed at Lomani Resort for our Honeymoon. All i can say is that its ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC! Never have my husband and i ever experienced such fantastic service and hotel satisfaction! Its exactly what the photos promise and to be honest the photos simply do not to it justice! I love the fact that everything is done through room charge so it saves carrying around money and it also allows guests to feel like they don't have to tip the staff every time they give you a drink. The...
Hayley
Reviewed January 28, 2016Reviewed January 28, 2016
Before going to the Beachcomber Hotel we couldn't find many reviews online so we had to resort to personal experiences and comments from friends and co-workers. Most didn't have much more infomation besides it was the "party island" but still beautiful, since it's Fiji! We weren't really looking for a party 24/7, but wanted to have the option to party at night if we felt up to it.
The Beachcomber was PERFECT for what we were looking for. It was our own private slice of paradise, we got a...
Before going to the Beachcomber Hotel we couldn't find many reviews online so we had to resort to personal experiences and comments from friends and co-workers. Most didn't have much more infomation besides it was the "party island" but still beautiful, since it's Fiji! We weren't really looking for a party 24/7, but wanted to have the option to party at night if we felt up to it.
The Beachcomber was PERFECT for what we were looking for. It was our own private slice of paradise, we got a...
I arrived for check-in by booking through Wotif, but the hotel was not officially open until the next day.
The Duty Manager arranged a room for me despite that confusion and i was treated like a Prince.
I was the single and sole occupant of the hotel and all the staff treated me like family.
This Sofitel is a beautiful, first class hotel , amazing friendly efficient staff and beautiful gardens and surrounds .
My greatest compliments to the management and staff
I arrived for check-in by booking through Wotif, but the hotel was not officially open until the next day.
The Duty Manager arranged a room for me despite that confusion and i was treated like a Prince.
I was the single and sole occupant of the hotel and all the staff treated me like family.
This Sofitel is a beautiful, first class hotel , amazing friendly efficient staff and beautiful gardens and surrounds .
My greatest compliments to the management and staff
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed February 8, 2021Reviewed February 8, 2021
Extremely spacious and comfortable apartment. Very convenient location across the road from the marina and island ferries. Small pool and no outlook for us on the ground floor but it was marvellous to have a large apartment with fully equipped kitchen and washing machine and dryer while we sat out Cyclone Keni. Would stay here again for 2-3 days on way out or back from an island. Staff were wonderful.
Extremely spacious and comfortable apartment. Very convenient location across the road from the marina and island ferries. Small pool and no outlook for us on the ground floor but it was marvellous to have a large apartment with fully equipped kitchen and washing machine and dryer while we sat out Cyclone Keni. Would stay here again for 2-3 days on way out or back from an island. Staff were wonderful.
We absolutely loved our week stay at the Hilton!
Rooms were spacious and clean, and the resort itself was very well maintained.
A special shout out to Mes and Joe who were part of the Recreation team - they went above and beyond to ensure we had a fantastic time, and included my niece in games and events even though at times she was the only child.
The staff at Maravi restaurant were great, especially Ruei who was the best host, and part of the reason we went back to Maravi on our final...
We absolutely loved our week stay at the Hilton!
Rooms were spacious and clean, and the resort itself was very well maintained.
A special shout out to Mes and Joe who were part of the Recreation team - they went above and beyond to ensure we had a fantastic time, and included my niece in games and events even though at times she was the only child.
The staff at Maravi restaurant were great, especially Ruei who was the best host, and part of the reason we went back to Maravi on our final...
As a group of 5 females we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The staff were excellent - friendly and accommodating. They went out of their way to supply us with an extra bed so no one had to share. The 3 bedroomed apartment suited us perfectly. Plenty of space and had everything we needed.
As a group of 5 females we thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The staff were excellent - friendly and accommodating. They went out of their way to supply us with an extra bed so no one had to share. The 3 bedroomed apartment suited us perfectly. Plenty of space and had everything we needed.
Amazing resort-attentive staff. Bures were better than the promo photos. Food was very good although not a great variety especially for lunches-this was due to being brand new and both restaurants did not open together- this will change in next few months I believe. Transfers were easy and the resort has its own shuttle boats so time from airport to resort was about an hour. I would very happily go back for another visit!!
Amazing resort-attentive staff. Bures were better than the promo photos. Food was very good although not a great variety especially for lunches-this was due to being brand new and both restaurants did not open together- this will change in next few months I believe. Transfers were easy and the resort has its own shuttle boats so time from airport to resort was about an hour. I would very happily go back for another visit!!
The fact that you can use the facilities of all 3 hotels makes the stay even more enjoyable. We enjoyed breakfast at the Westin and the Villas. Meals are not cheap here so can mix it up with a few meals at the golf club opposite, or try Chicken Express at the Marina or in Nadi. Transport into Nadi is only $1 on the yellow buses. The Fiji people are very friendly wherever you go, but watch out for the 2 "Genuine Fiji " shops in Nadi. They invite you in for a welcoming ceremony along with a sip of...
The fact that you can use the facilities of all 3 hotels makes the stay even more enjoyable. We enjoyed breakfast at the Westin and the Villas. Meals are not cheap here so can mix it up with a few meals at the golf club opposite, or try Chicken Express at the Marina or in Nadi. Transport into Nadi is only $1 on the yellow buses. The Fiji people are very friendly wherever you go, but watch out for the 2 "Genuine Fiji " shops in Nadi. They invite you in for a welcoming ceremony along with a sip of...
Don
Reviewed January 20, 2015Reviewed January 20, 2015
Mana Island in Fiji is a paradise for beach lovers, offering stunning white sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters. One of the highlights is the famous Sunset Beach, where families can enjoy swimming in calm lagoons and watching spectacular sunsets. The island is also home to a vibrant coral reef, making it perfect for snorkelling adventures; families can explore the underwater world filled with colourful fish and marine life right off the beach. For those who enjoy water sports, Mana Island offers kayaking and paddleboarding, allowing you to glide over the serene waters while taking in panoramic views of the surrounding islands. Don't miss the chance to take a guided hike up to the island’s viewpoint, where breathtaking vistas of the turquoise sea and lush landscape await. The area surrounding the main beach is particularly suited for quality accommodation, with several resorts offering beachfront rooms that provide direct access to the sand. Here, families can indulge in attentive service, relax by the pool, or enjoy a beachside dinner under the stars, ensuring a memorable and pampered experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mana Island like for travellers who love the beach?
Known for its beautiful beaches and snorkelling, Mana Island offers a lot for the traveller looking to book a beach holiday.
What's the best place to stay for a beach holiday in Mana Island?
Ratu Kini's Dive & Stay is a top beachfront lodge with free buffet breakfast and air conditioning, and it's located close to North Beach .
When's the best time for a beach holiday in Mana Island?
You can plan your beach trip with this snapshot of weather throughout the year in Mana Island: The hottest months are usually February and January, with an average temperature of 26°C, while the coldest months are August and July, with an average of 24°C. The rainiest months in Mana Island are February, January, March and December, with each month seeing an average of 395 mm of rainfall.
What is there to see and do around Mana Island?
After arriving and settling in at your hotel, you might want to venture out and explore everything Mana Island has to offer. If you're excited to scope out the beaches, spend a relaxing day by the water at Tokoriki Island Beach or Lomani Island Resort Beach. Take advantage of the area's snorkelling and swimming, and make time for local attractions such as Mana Island Chapel and North Beach. Other things to see and do in the area are Monuriki Island and Cloud 9 Fiji.
What's the best way to get to my beach hotel in Mana Island?
This travel information can help you get to and around your beach accommodation in Mana Island with ease. The closest major airport is in Mana (MNF), located 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from the city centre. If you'd like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to explore more sights.