Homestays in Nacula Island

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.

Beautiful beach, great homecooked meals, comfortable hammock to lie in, scenic hikes and pretty snorkeling on the island. Plenty to do and trips/activities available to keep you busy if you want to see surrounding islands - a wonderful place to spend some time relaxing and get away from the mainland. Everyone was so welcoming as all the homestays on the island are run by one big family, there was also a nearby teahouse and homemade ice-cream available to buy. This is the newest of all the homestays there and has lights in the room/bathrooms thanks to solar panels, which was super useful at night time!

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. :):):):):)

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!

We thoroughly enjoyed everything about Ravita...as soon as we boarded the tinny...and welcomed by Sele, Milly and Captain Simi (sorry if I've spelled your names wrong): We spent 3 nights at Ravita and had a ball. Our hosts together made our stay. Sele is a very experienced guide who organized everything for us. He's a fun guy, he's humble and he has a great singing voice. Thank you! Sai cooks from her heart. Her food is tasty and generous... thank you! Milly is fun and friendly...she has a crazy giggly laugh and we enjoyed her happy personality..I'll miss you...."Aunty......Milly" Male, thanks for taking Michael spear fishing. Kara, loved your fish and breadfruit, and thanks for putting aloe on my sunburned legs. Our activities: Saturday - beach picnic, fish feeding and Michael went spear fishing with Male. I snorkelled to my heart's content on Nanuya beach. My highlight was seeing several anemone fish and their homes, and one coral reef was 'clicking' lots and dazzlingly spectacular with its hundreds of little fishies. Sunday - a leisurely day of rest spent with a walk to the village before attending Church. Thank you for allowing us to visit and we enjoyed worshipping at Church. Your singing was awesome. Monday - out in the tinny for a long ride to the Caves for a fun experience. Loved it all, especially the papaya on the way back. Home life: At Ravita we shared the guesthouse with 3 other guests and 2 of our hosts so there's a family feel to the stay. At night the stars are shining bright and the frogs are out on the back lawn.