Australia - New Zealand and the South Pacific All inclusive Holidays

The staff was wonderful, the meals were delicious. We stayed in the studio bungalow which was very nice and relaxing

We decided to get away for a honeymoon there, and it was a wonderful couple's destination filled with comfort, activities, care, and even a bit of fandom. A bit of background I didn't know until the staff told me: Mana island is part of the Mamanuca island group where the Survivor series (US) is filmed! There were very few people on the island due to just wrapping up a series. We stayed and had the all-inclusive package, which covered all food, drinks, and most activities. The staff keeps a schedule every day for all meals and the bar along with a set of island hopping they take the villa guests out to. Plus, due to the small number of guests, each activity was dedicated to just one villa, meaning each couple was basically alone for each activity. The activities were snorkeling on various islands for lunch or wrapping up our visit by having a private sand bar island to ourselves to watch the sunset. Most meals were in the main clubhouse where we had our own table, and the staff catered to us providing the daily rotating menu of island goodness. If you wanted a drink, they had a great selection of soda and other bar drinks. There were personal pools for each villa and a pool around the dining area, and each was cool, clear, and comfortable. The paid spa had a great ocean view. The villas had a beautiful oceanfront view. And the staff were so polite and helpful. Definitely recommended!

Hotel has a great vibe. Rooms are spacious. Large TV in the lounge area and bedroom. Staff very friendly and helpful. Great location. Car park a very short walk from the hotel and you can go in and out as often as you like. I travel a lot and can strongly recommend.

They use to give free snacks and wine. Not anymore. Hotel seems outdated and bit run down. Service not the best. Great restaurants around and walking distance to city.

They use to give free snacks and wine. Not anymore. Hotel seems outdated and bit run down. Service not the best. Great restaurants around and walking distance to city.

We decided to get away for a honeymoon there, and it was a wonderful couple's destination filled with comfort, activities, care, and even a bit of fandom. A bit of background I didn't know until the staff told me: Mana island is part of the Mamanuca island group where the Survivor series (US) is filmed! There were very few people on the island due to just wrapping up a series. We stayed and had the all-inclusive package, which covered all food, drinks, and most activities. The staff keeps a schedule every day for all meals and the bar along with a set of island hopping they take the villa guests out to. Plus, due to the small number of guests, each activity was dedicated to just one villa, meaning each couple was basically alone for each activity. The activities were snorkeling on various islands for lunch or wrapping up our visit by having a private sand bar island to ourselves to watch the sunset. Most meals were in the main clubhouse where we had our own table, and the staff catered to us providing the daily rotating menu of island goodness. If you wanted a drink, they had a great selection of soda and other bar drinks. There were personal pools for each villa and a pool around the dining area, and each was cool, clear, and comfortable. The paid spa had a great ocean view. The villas had a beautiful oceanfront view. And the staff were so polite and helpful. Definitely recommended!

They use to give free snacks and wine. Not anymore. Hotel seems outdated and bit run down. Service not the best. Great restaurants around and walking distance to city.

We enjoyed our stay. The staff was super friendly and always happy the help. The food options were nice, I felt like I was always full! The beachside Bure was a highlight. Being steps away from the water was so nice! Beach walks were or favorite! There were maybe 40 guests and it felt like we had the beach to ourselves most times! Lots of space to spread out and enjoy!Everyday at 6:30 pm you can book your excursions or massages for the remaining days. They also have an option for private picnics. With the picnics don’t expect the same lunch you would get at the resort it’s more of a quick packed lunch. I only loved the picnics for the private beach and crystal waters! I want to add a WARNING. For the Yasawa caves excursion done on Fridays and Tuesdays. Please use caution. They don’t have any safety warnings about people who don’t know how to swim. We sadly went though a very very tragic accident. A man drowned in the dark cave portion. He, along with his wife, were the only two wearing life vest initially and were told they could not wear them for the dark cave portion. The fact that there are no CPR trained professionals at this location really angers me. This death could have been preventable. It left us with heavy hearts. This is not for kids. Not for elder people (steps to get in and out are sooo steep and slippery). Not for claustrophobic people. Not for people who are afraid of the dark. They really aren’t that beautiful anyways. I would not recommend that activity.

Hotel has a great vibe. Rooms are spacious. Large TV in the lounge area and bedroom. Staff very friendly and helpful. Great location. Car park a very short walk from the hotel and you can go in and out as often as you like. I travel a lot and can strongly recommend.

They use to give free snacks and wine. Not anymore. Hotel seems outdated and bit run down. Service not the best. Great restaurants around and walking distance to city.