Nanuya Island Resort

This is definitely the friendliest place I have ever stayed. The staff go out of their way to welcome you and ensure a good visit. The treetop bures have amazing sunset views (no air-con but good breezes keep it cool) . Beautiful beach in walking distance with flat sea perfect for swimming and snorkelling. The resort restaurant is the only place to eat but the food is good and freshly prepared (budget for around F$100 per person per day for lunch and dinner and a couple of drinks) There is some form of entertainment every night and lots of music. Everything usually finishes up by 9.30 so lots of time to relax and sleep. You can walk across the island to Lo's Teashop or pay for a trip to the caves or an island village. Or just relax and enjoy the views on the resort loungers. It's not really a family place, more for couples and the more mature traveller. Thanks to Lagi, Sumia, Nem, Lucy and the newest staff member Casper for making this a really special holiday. Bula! (From Tim and Nicola)

Beautiful property, really enjoyed our stay!

Nanuya Resort met all our expectations. The treetop bures are lovely, clean with an amazing view over the ocean and islands. There is only a small number of bures so this is a quiet relaxing location.The food is delicious and you don't need to opt for a meal plan which made it more flexible and not so expensive. The waters surrounding Nanuya are pristine and snorkelling was beautiful even straight off the shores. We sighted moray eels, octopus, reef sharks, turtles, many colourful fish and stunning colourful corals. The boat trip to the Sawa-I-Lau caves and swimming inside, guided safely by Moses and team was a bucket list experience - incredible. The staff are the friendliest we've ever come across in our many travels and were always trying to make everyones stay so special. The daily music supplied by the staff was very cheery with beautiful voices and a talented band. Staff to mention especially are: the activities team - Moses, Vilimoni, Bill, Rem plus more. The dining staff and musicians: Sunia, Lagi, George and the chefs. Reception: Marie and overall management: Nancy were so helpful and friendly. There were other staff who were also wonderful but I can't recall everyones names to mention unfortunately. Massage was lovely from the Day Spa. Our only upset was when we requested to travel to visit a nearby clinic on another island as we are health professionals and wanted to say hello there and to see how clinics are running in the Yassawa islands; the Nanuya Resort owner set a rather expensive price for the allocated time we would've had to visit so we couldn't afford to include this in our travels. Apart from this one down point, everything else was super enjoyable. WEe'd love to come here again. Thankyou to the Nanuya Resort staff.😀. From Deb and Glen Pattrick

Bula! This is the sixth island we have visited in the Yasawa Islands and is by far the best of them all. There is an ambiance about this place that is hard to capture in words. The Parker family have created a resort that is at once comfortable to be in and at the end impossibly hard to leave. We stayed in a treetop bure with a fabulous view of the ocean. Simple, idyllic, and also kind of private when we need it to be. The food was absolutely delicious and beyond reproach. The one blot was the weather which wasn't perfect, but the staff kept a smile on our faces with their kindness and attentiveness, until the clouds cleared and the sun came out. Frankly the staff are the best thing about this resort and what make it stand out from all the other island paradises. I do not think I have met a nicer bunch of people, from Nancy and the other girls in the office, Lagi, Tui, Wilson & Barman George in the restaurant tolerating my lousy attempts to speak Fijian, the wonderful hands of masseur Lewu, to the expertise of the boathouse boys Nem, Moses and Vilimoni idulging me with my requests for certain types of snorkel sites. Last, but not least, I have to mention the musical talents of Sunia and Uria who sang till their throats were sore, morning noon and night, helping create that ambience I referred to earlier. I especially liked the cava ceremony (also hosted by Sunia), which was made special by most of the staff attending (apart from those still working). These islanders created a sense of community that Kelly and I were happy and flattered to be allowed to join, if only temporarily. Sota Tale PS Fish pictures requested by Nem posted below. All taken at Nanuya Island Resort

We spent our honeymoon here staying for 5 nights. We were not sure what to expect as it was our first time travelling to Fiji. From the moment our booking was confirmed we were very well looked after by Nancy. Nancy ensured our arrival was seamless and went above and beyond for us when our own travel plans encountered a small hiccup. We were welcomed to the island by Nancy, Marie and some of the staff, before being taken to an incredible honeymoon suite which was completely stunning. We even had a bottle of champagne waiting for us. The days that followed cannot be properly described or given enough credit. We met amazing people, including the owner Val and her daughter Donna who were very friendly. Bar man George whipped up the most amazing cocktails every evening complete with a fantastic sense of humour. Dinner was spent devouring delicious meals brought to us with the warmest smile from Polly and Wilson, all while listening to Ura playing the guitar. We looked forward to every evening and the evening activities they had planned for us. Daily activities can be booked on site and some options included snorkeling, island hopping and visiting the Sawa-I-Lau cave. We spent most of these trips with Moses who was an incredible tour guide. He has immense knowledge of the area and is so happy and proud to share it with people. He was accompanied sometimes by Bill and Vilamoni who were also very knowledgeable and friendly. All in all, the people, the food, the accommodation, the entertainment and the activities provided by Nanuya are so underrated - it was one of the most incredible weeks of our life. There are so many options if looking for a resort up this way, but this one was fairly priced and way exceeded any expectations we had. The only negative is that they make it so extremely hard to leave, and it's not because of the accommodation and beaches, but it's because of the people. 10/10. We will be back.

Nunuya Island Resort was a great find for us on our trip to the Yasawa's. The staff were terrific and made us feel like we were a part of their family. Food was great and it was nice to have options to choose from each day rather than a set menu. Highly recommend taking the Sawa i lau cave trip if you are up for an adventure. The only minor issue was the fact that the AC in our villa struggled to keep up with the heat during the afternoons. Overall a truly amazing stay. Thank you.

The staff were very hospitable and friendly, and went out of their way to ensure a memorable stay. Vinaka vakalevu!

Unforgettable Experience with exceptional scenery and heart warming people. Val and her family exceeded my expectations. The resort has been a labour of love for Val and her late husband and they have created a special secluded tropical paradise. The whole staff made it a very special holiday.. Nancy, Lucy, Sarah, Moses, Nan, Marie, Domie, George, Bill, Zac , Levu (massage) and so many I can't remember the names.