Resorts in Eastern Division

"We loved Toberua. It’s a secluded island with very beautiful views. The Bures are amazing, the staff are so kind and sweet and the food is amazing! Our only suggestions are - improving the WiFi, so that guests can stream movies etc. There is no TV in the room and so WiFi is crucial. And our other suggestion would be to tie up with a doctor service for when guests get sick - maybe a telehealth service? My wife got sick and had to take a boat ride car ride to the doctor. The staff were genuinely...

"My partner and I stayed at the Royal Davui resort for six nights. Upon arrival we were welcomed in song by the staff. After a refreshing welcome drink we were escorted to our villa (one of only 16 on the entire island). Breathtaking doesn't adequately describe our private accommodations which included a living room, which opened onto a large deck overlooking the cerulean blue South Pacific. The deck also included a refreshing plunge pool and chase loungers. The bedroom also overlooked the...

"Beqa Lagoon Resort was an absolutely phenomenal experience for us. The location is beautiful and relaxing, the prepaid meal plan (3 meals a day) is delicious, and all the activities the resort put on are fun and engaging. The diving was enjoyable, but the highlight was definitely the shark dives. The dive team are well informed and are able to provide good insight into the nearby shark population and their place in the ecosystem. Despite all of the above, the thing that makes Beqa Lagoon such an...

"This is a nice place for a quiete and private retreat. You will have the place to yourself. A nice pool and lush garden. Steve and Alison are great hosts. Hope you have a great time as I did!"

"Matava really feels like Fiji untouched: A nature jewel in midst of the jungle, no streets, no shops, only yourself, good company with similar guests staying in max. 10 huts, the sun and the sea - a dream for scuba divers and snorkelers alike. Take a breath and unwind. Please note Matava is NOT suitable for the common main stream tourist looking for the usual entertainment provided by big resorts. "