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"Idyllic island escape in a beautiful, secluded part of the Yasawa Islands. Made for those wanting to relax, recharge and switch off from the wider world. The staff were so welcoming, friendly and helpful in a wholly authentic way. The bures were extremely comfortable though were missing some inner curtain/blinds for added privacy (it felt that people could see inside quite easily - one small improvement we'd recommend!). Note there's no WiFi connection in the bures if this bothers you - you just have to go to the restaurant area for your connectivity. Highly recommend this place for anyone visiting the Fiji islands looking to relax and recharge. "

"Private island with no outsiders. Have daily activities for sightseeing and snorkeling. Vert quiet and safe. Staff are very friendly. Great for vacation with privacy!"

"Very relaxing, laid back. No loud music. Great snorkelling and other day trips. "

"I have only good things to say about this property. The amount of detail and preparation achieved in each area of the property, such as delicious food, entertainment, activities, and the overall appearance of the property. We travel the world, and we both agree that this property is managed extremely well. You will fall in love with the staff as they all greet you by your first name and make you feel welcomed throughout your entire stay visiting this beautiful beachfront property. We highly recommend it and hope to return many times. Thank you for making our vacation even more special.!"

"This is a small resort owned and run by Fijian family. It's very authentic, quiet and has beautiful settings. However it's not a "western style type resort." This is kinda like glamping with meals cooked for you. All you do is relax and enjoy the scenery :-) The bures are spacious and built in traditional Fijian style, including bathroom. Simple but practical. Minifridge was an unexpected bonus. We didn't find any insect throughout our 4 night stay. Our neighbours though had a cockroach and some spiders visited them. But that's expected even in higher end places in this tropical environment. Food was delicious and so well presented. They collect rain water which is safe to drink (we were fine but for our kid we treated it with tablets or bought bottled water). Free wifi by the main building. The trip to Blue Lagoon was a highlight. Best snorkelling spot, so many fish! ($40fjd) The trip to the caves is worth doing too. It's about 40 min boat ride one way and it can get bumpy. ($125 fjd) We really enjoyed our stay at Nabua Lodge. We will definitely be back!"

"Nice opder resort. Dont expect luxury. Cleand nice stagg good food. Good price.."

"Lasawa Resort offers an exceptional experience! Here’s why: • Fantastic Location: Nestled in a beautiful setting, the resort provides a serene and picturesque escape, perfect for relaxation and rejuvenation. • Friendly Staff: The team at Lasawa Resort goes above and beyond to ensure guests feel comfortable and welcome, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. • Awesome Food: The resort’s culinary offerings are a treat, with delicious and varied options to satisfy any palate. • Plenty of Activities: There are numerous recreational options, making it easy to fill your days with fun and adventure. • Personalized Service: Every guest is treated with care and attention to detail, making each stay feel unique and special. • Feels Like Family: The staff’s commitment to creating a home-away-from-home experience makes this place truly stand out. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a memorable getaway!"

"Fantastic hotel, cannot fault the staff! Dining options were incredible, really loved staying at this hotel and would highly recommend! "

"We enjoyed the island, it was beautiful. The food was good and plentiful but got fed the same things over and over. We knew what to expect from a homestay but we found that there was nothing to do except snorkle without paying for activity fees. So bring lots of cash! We expected to be asked for school donation and we did, but was not ok with being asked for donating to their family directly. We felt that paying for the homestay fee and for the activities was sufficient. But it was uncomfortable to be constantly told how much money they needed (this was just one individual doing this) Most everyone else was lovely. So try it out but be aware. Oh... and there was no kava ceremony or cultural activities unless you request and pay. "