Nanuya Island Resort

Nice stop cruising the islands. 2 nights here felt like it was sufficient. Beautiful sunsets and great snorkeling, paddling and kayak.

Great location. Takes five hours by boat to get there

The property is situated in a beautiful location, near, but not on a lovely beach. The property has a sea wall fronting it with steps into the ocean. The property is lovely and most of the staff are very pleasant, with a few notable exceptions. The bures are spacious, nice bathrooms, decent beds. Quite a few mosquitos, be sure to bring spray. The biggest negative is that there is nowhere to go really from the property. It feels very isolated. The other thing is that they have strange unwritten rules, for example, if you bring your own alcohol to the property they charge you a corkage fee to drink it on the property. . . . Overall it is a nice place, probably better for people who just want to lounge around and be taken on an organized excursion than for people who wish to explore the area.

The manager and his wife were incredibly rude and dismissive to the lovely Fijian staff. Either been doing it too long or simply never learnt management or leadership skills ( it’s really hard, just treat people as you would like to be treated) there is no doubt the kind and friendly Fijian staff would respond in kind. Not just our observation and opinion.

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

Simply the most gentle, kind people I have ever found in hotels, they make you feel like a family, the resort is simple and welcoming, drinks and food were excellent, the tree top bure were cost with a fantastic sea view. We want to return to Nunuya again. ( for transportation use the large vessel, the sea bus which is a smaller boat was way to uncomfortable)