Family hotels and homes in Nacula Island

Nestled on a stunning white sandy beach in the heart of the Yaskawa Islands, Blue Lagoon Beach Resort offers the perfect island escape with beachfront dining, a vibrant bar, and a unique Japanese...

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Miljan

From

Serbia

Blue Lagoon is the best resort we stayed at on our Fiji trip. It is located on Nacula island, just on the beach and there is a large house reef just in front of the resort perfect for snorkling. We stayed in a yurt with a glass top and it was very spacious and clean. Bathroom was very large with 2 sinks and a shower in the open air. Full board meal plan is mandatory and it is fabulous. You can choose between standard restaurant and Japanese restaurant for lunch and dinner. Standard one has a la cart menu while Japanese offers 10 course meal for dinner. The food is delicious in both of them. The resort has 2 pools which are great if you want to relax if the weather is not good or water cold. The reef is nice, lots of nice corals and fish in different corals. The staff is exceptional especially the music band. The girl who sings can really sing. If possible, try to book accommodation for the weekend, there is a Fiji night then, with lots of Fijian cuisine food and traditional dance performed by the staff. Welcome and farewell songs also sang by the staff are really nice touch.

This homestay features a garden as well as a terrace. The accommodation provides a 24-hour front desk, free shuttle service, and luggage storage for guests.

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Flo

From

United Kingdom

It was homely and comfortable whilst still giving the chance to experience real village life on the island and live how the families do there.

Offering sea views, Voyager Retreat Homestay in Nanuya Lailai offers accommodations, a private beach area, a garden, a terrace, and a shared lounge. This beachfront property offers access to a...

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Shayer

From

Singapore

Fantastic homestay, lovely hosts who cook amazing food so you'll never go hungry. They are in the midst of upgrading so can only get better. It's a newer homestay, so not many people know about it, making this a massive hidden gem. Highly underrated and absolutely should be a place to go if you're coming to this island.

Sunrise Lagoon Homestay is offering accommodations in Nanuya Lailai. Providing a restaurant, the property also has a private beach area and water sports facilities.

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Rachel Cooper

From

Australia

Was such a wholesome experience meeting this family. Their way of life and being apart of it. Very real. They live off the land and sea predominantly. Went fishing and got to eat the fish we caught. The beach is right at your doorstep with crystal clear waters! So relaxing! This is their village, their island. So appreciative of them having us. There's only one little supermarket on the other side of the island. About 20mins. Such a beautiful walk over there. Bring sunscreen and insect repellent. Theres not too many mozzys but just in case. My partner and I are so glad we didnt go to a fancy resort. If you're not open-minded and adventurous, maybe go somewhere else. Thank you Lice and Jo for having us. We will be back. :):):):):)

Oarsmans Bay Lodge offers accommodations in Nacula Island an adult-only resort, for 18 years and above. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant and bar.

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Jannik

From

Switzerland

Amazing view of the bay from the beachfront Bure, very small property and not many guests. Staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. We loved every aspect of our stay!

Offering mountain views, Nabua Lodge in Nacula Island has accommodations, a garden, a private beach area, a terrace, a restaurant and barbecue facilities. Complimentary WiFi is offered.

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Jan

From

Canada

nice and quiet location, really good kayaking around the island especially if you don’t mind paddling far you can get to some amazing secluded beaches. the staff were all very friendly. the food was very good

Offering mountain views, Malakati Village Beach House in Nacula Island offers accommodations, a private beach area, and a garden.

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Erika

From

United States

Unique experience, living in a village among the community. Unbelievably beautiful beach, reefs and sunsets. Worth the minor challenges of a simple hut, variable food, outhouse and cold showers. Bring a ball or some watercolors to play with all the kids!

Set within a tropical garden of coconut palms and surrounded by turquoise water, Coconut beach Resort directly overlooks the world famous Blue Lagoon in the Yasawa Islands.

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Janice

From

United States

Coconut Beach Resort is a peaceful, relaxing place to enjoy either as a solo traveler, or as a large family. The staff is fantastic! They are all very friendly, happy and interested in getting to know you. There are plenty of organized activities at the resort, or a boat-ride away, encouraging you to get to know others. The meals are beautifully presented, varied and delicious. The resort arranged the transfers and they were flawless. I stayed 5 nights and wished I had booked longer. I hope to return one day.

Providing a private beach area, Gold Coast Inn provides accommodations in Nanuya Lailai. At the lodge you'll find a restaurant serving Local cuisine.

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Declan

From

Australia

Amazing Homestay with lovely owners who were so friendly and went above and beyond with their hospitality. Great location with stunning beach front and fun coloured rooms! Couldn’t recommend enough. Also the kids were so polite and entertaining and made the stay so much more personable.

Facing the beachfront, Coralview Island Resort offers 3-star accommodations in Tavewa and features a garden, private beach area and shared lounge. The property has a terrace, as well as a bar.

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Alexa

From

United States

Coralview felt like home :) This is a quiet, no frills resort with the most amazing staff, delicious food and fun activities. You can get here either by the Seabus or the Yasawa Flyer. The resort will send a small boat out to the ferry to pick you up. I stayed in the 10 room dorm and it was very spacious. Each bed is a single (no bunks beds) and each bed has a power outlet. Bed was comfy. The bathroom has 4 sinks, 2 toilets and 2 showers which is plenty for 10 people. The dorm also has a porch on the back with a line to dry your things. The meal plan is $98 FJD per day and is totally worth it. Every meal was great (Thanks Paul!). Dinner was 3 courses every night (soup, entree and desert) with full service and Ben would sing for us every night at dinner. They also do a good job accommodating to dietary restrictions. The activities are also really fun. The Sawailau caves cost $139 FJD pp and were amazing. We also went to the Blue Lagoon for $38 FJD pp and got to feed the fish there. Some free activities were snorkeling around the resort to see the reef and some giant clams. There's also beach volleyball every afternoon and the staff will play with you too which is really fun. There's also some really nice hill hikes and beach hikes on the island. Also the staff really is amazing. Some of the friendliest people I have ever met. Every staff member here will know your name by the time you leave. And they will sing beautiful welcome and farewell songs for you. Shout out especially to Ben, Sio, Meme, Paul and Joe for making my trip so special!