South Pacific Pet-friendly Holidays

We changed our plans at the last minute and happened to come across Sau Bay on Google Maps. It looked like a great spot for a resort, so we decided to give it a try. After our stay, my girlfriend and I found it incredibly difficult to leave. We absolutely loved this place and didn’t have a single complaint. The resort itself is beautiful, and staying there was an absolute pleasure. It’s a small, intimate retreat, accommodating only about 16 guests, which made for a peaceful and personal experience. The staff were, without a doubt, the highlight of our visit. Everyone was incredibly kind and welcoming, treating us better than at any other resort we’ve been to. From the warm welcome, with them singing on the beach as we arrived, to the delicious food and drinks prepared daily, every detail was top-notch. The dive masters were also outstanding, making our experience exploring the Rainbow Reef even more unforgettable. I can’t wait to return and explore more of Sau Bay. I’ll definitely be back!

Nanuku was a beautiful resort. All the staff was very friendly and helpful. Their amenities and activities were very nice and enjoyable. The only reason I give 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the food. My husband and I did not particularly like any of the food we had eaten. Everything had the same overall taste.. not sure if they use the same seasoning in each dish.. but the food we had in Fiji in a different resort the previous week was by far better with no comparison. I would say Nanuku’s kitchen cooking crew needs to be completely updated. Their menu items have potential, but the actual food flavor is memorably not satisfactory. Waitresses were very kind.

Nanuku was a beautiful resort. All the staff was very friendly and helpful. Their amenities and activities were very nice and enjoyable. The only reason I give 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the food. My husband and I did not particularly like any of the food we had eaten. Everything had the same overall taste.. not sure if they use the same seasoning in each dish.. but the food we had in Fiji in a different resort the previous week was by far better with no comparison. I would say Nanuku’s kitchen cooking crew needs to be completely updated. Their menu items have potential, but the actual food flavor is memorably not satisfactory. Waitresses were very kind.

We changed our plans at the last minute and happened to come across Sau Bay on Google Maps. It looked like a great spot for a resort, so we decided to give it a try. After our stay, my girlfriend and I found it incredibly difficult to leave. We absolutely loved this place and didn’t have a single complaint. The resort itself is beautiful, and staying there was an absolute pleasure. It’s a small, intimate retreat, accommodating only about 16 guests, which made for a peaceful and personal experience. The staff were, without a doubt, the highlight of our visit. Everyone was incredibly kind and welcoming, treating us better than at any other resort we’ve been to. From the warm welcome, with them singing on the beach as we arrived, to the delicious food and drinks prepared daily, every detail was top-notch. The dive masters were also outstanding, making our experience exploring the Rainbow Reef even more unforgettable. I can’t wait to return and explore more of Sau Bay. I’ll definitely be back!

Nanuku was a beautiful resort. All the staff was very friendly and helpful. Their amenities and activities were very nice and enjoyable. The only reason I give 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the food. My husband and I did not particularly like any of the food we had eaten. Everything had the same overall taste.. not sure if they use the same seasoning in each dish.. but the food we had in Fiji in a different resort the previous week was by far better with no comparison. I would say Nanuku’s kitchen cooking crew needs to be completely updated. Their menu items have potential, but the actual food flavor is memorably not satisfactory. Waitresses were very kind.

Very comfortable accommodation in our family bungalow, plenty of space and a great outlook but the rest of the experience at Le Life was disappointing - limited menu, slow and inconsistent service, poor facilities costing too much to use (eg, old and dirty kayaks sitting unused for hire for $50 aud for two hours). Limited village access or interesting activities nearby, compared to other parts of Efate. The clientele also seemed to be mostly retired Australians who smoked in the dining area constantly. Not enjoyable apart from comfortable beds.

Nanuku was a beautiful resort. All the staff was very friendly and helpful. Their amenities and activities were very nice and enjoyable. The only reason I give 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the food. My husband and I did not particularly like any of the food we had eaten. Everything had the same overall taste.. not sure if they use the same seasoning in each dish.. but the food we had in Fiji in a different resort the previous week was by far better with no comparison. I would say Nanuku’s kitchen cooking crew needs to be completely updated. Their menu items have potential, but the actual food flavor is memorably not satisfactory. Waitresses were very kind.

John and Veronica are very helpfully and like to share there knowledge of Tanna. Thanks I would definalty come back