Hotels With Airport pickup service in Vanua Levu Group, Fiji

WE spent 2 nights with my 8 Years old daughter, and WE really appreciate our stay. All the staff IS so nice and helpfull. The réception and restaurant/bar staff, Kali and the cleaning lady, all were smiling and caring ! Thé room was so Big , and my daughter likes so much thé bed with the ”moustiquaire” 😉 You feel liké you are all alone cause all the room are well distanced. Thé beach is juste on the other side of the road. WE recommand 200% !! And WE wish WE could stay longer ..

Shhh, don’t tell anybody. Or OK, tell everybody. This a piece of paradise!. Ric and Dorothy built this property from the ground / jungle up. Sitting on a bluff above 2 small beaches with a reef that invites an easy snorkel, kayak or SUP. The resort features 10 Bures and 1 large Villa with its own plunge pool. All have ocean views and the majority have ocean front views. The main building houses a large living room to gather in and enjoy evening entertainment. Often local musicians are featured as well as the traditional Kava ceremony. The adjacent Bar crafts cocktails to order and offers a drink of the day. There is a large Day room that has games, a small library, and plenty of seating. The open air restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy the all inclusive breakfast, lunch and dinner with views that are gorgeous. The owners, Ric and Dorothy, are often there mixing and mingling with the guests. As the “first couple” of diving in Fiji they are a wealth of information for divers. They have a stunning resume of awards and lots of adventures to share. Let’s talk about the food. Many all inclusive resorts have food that’s just ok. The TIR was a delightful surprise. The husband and wife chefs created menus that were inventive and showcased the local meats, fish and produce. The fish was so fresh and the various preparations were delicious. Dessert never disappointed. 3 courses of yum. And the plating and presentation was beautiful. The real highlight of the resort is its staff. Greeted by Storm in the front office on arrival. She gave us a tour of the facilities including an infinity edge pool and showed us to our Villa. The dining room staff were superb. So friendly. They gave activity advice, cultural information, excellent service, all with smiles. Ima, Mila, William to name a few of the staff made breakfast lunch and dinner a joy. From the gardeners to the housekeeping staff, everyone offered a hearty “Bula” often calling us by name too. When was the last time that happened at a big hotel. Thats the beauty of a small resort. But back to Storm. .. Welcoming committee, tour guide, concierge, cultural attache’, she juggles all the guests inquires with a smile. She is a treasure. There are no tv’s (except in the bar), the internet can be finicky, but it really makes you relax and be in the moment. Feeling the gentle breeze, listening to the ocean, watching the birds, and talking to people from around the world. Again, the bonus of a small retreat. I highly recommend the Taveuni Island Resort.

The Koro Sun Resort was an absolutely fabulous travel experience for our honeymoon! The room, the staff, and the amenities were all wonderful, and we recommend this trip to any couple or family looking for a fun tropical vacation. We stayed in an Edgewater Bure and enjoyed breathtaking views of the water and sunsets. The hammock was absolutely our favorite place to sit/lay and enjoy the day. we also loved looking into the water at the marine life and the reef. We ordered the Honeymoon Package, which included a wonderful beach picnic and romantic dinner, and we highly recommend it. The activities at the resort were wonderful. The kayak tours, spa services, and smaller activities (like the fire show and basket weaving) were fun. The activities off-resort were great as well—the waterfall hike was great, as were the cocoa farm trip and the trip into town. The food was delicious. We appreciated placing our orders for lunch and dinner ahead of time, and we got our money’s worth out of the all-inclusive package. The meals at Palm Grove were all great, and the meals at Sand Bar were perfect for eating outside by the pool. Our best pieces of advice: things like alcohol, off-resort excursions, and trips via the dive shop will cost money. However, they're all generally worth it (although the alcohol was a little pricey). Bring water shoes! It's fun to poke around the water during low tide. But if you have sensitive feet, bring water shoes to make life much easier. There's plenty of wi-fi in the main areas of the resort but around the Villas/Bures, it's a little spottier. Also, the golf course isn't the best golf course, especially the last 3-4 holes. But it's fun to just pitch and putt around and walk around outside. We highly recommend this trip to any couple or family!

The Koro Sun Resort was an absolutely fabulous travel experience for our honeymoon! The room, the staff, and the amenities were all wonderful, and we recommend this trip to any couple or family looking for a fun tropical vacation. We stayed in an Edgewater Bure and enjoyed breathtaking views of the water and sunsets. The hammock was absolutely our favorite place to sit/lay and enjoy the day. we also loved looking into the water at the marine life and the reef. We ordered the Honeymoon Package, which included a wonderful beach picnic and romantic dinner, and we highly recommend it. The activities at the resort were wonderful. The kayak tours, spa services, and smaller activities (like the fire show and basket weaving) were fun. The activities off-resort were great as well—the waterfall hike was great, as were the cocoa farm trip and the trip into town. The food was delicious. We appreciated placing our orders for lunch and dinner ahead of time, and we got our money’s worth out of the all-inclusive package. The meals at Palm Grove were all great, and the meals at Sand Bar were perfect for eating outside by the pool. Our best pieces of advice: things like alcohol, off-resort excursions, and trips via the dive shop will cost money. However, they're all generally worth it (although the alcohol was a little pricey). Bring water shoes! It's fun to poke around the water during low tide. But if you have sensitive feet, bring water shoes to make life much easier. There's plenty of wi-fi in the main areas of the resort but around the Villas/Bures, it's a little spottier. Also, the golf course isn't the best golf course, especially the last 3-4 holes. But it's fun to just pitch and putt around and walk around outside. We highly recommend this trip to any couple or family!

WE spent 2 nights with my 8 Years old daughter, and WE really appreciate our stay. All the staff IS so nice and helpfull. The réception and restaurant/bar staff, Kali and the cleaning lady, all were smiling and caring ! Thé room was so Big , and my daughter likes so much thé bed with the ”moustiquaire” 😉 You feel liké you are all alone cause all the room are well distanced. Thé beach is juste on the other side of the road. WE recommand 200% !! And WE wish WE could stay longer ..

Shhh, don’t tell anybody. Or OK, tell everybody. This a piece of paradise!. Ric and Dorothy built this property from the ground / jungle up. Sitting on a bluff above 2 small beaches with a reef that invites an easy snorkel, kayak or SUP. The resort features 10 Bures and 1 large Villa with its own plunge pool. All have ocean views and the majority have ocean front views. The main building houses a large living room to gather in and enjoy evening entertainment. Often local musicians are featured as well as the traditional Kava ceremony. The adjacent Bar crafts cocktails to order and offers a drink of the day. There is a large Day room that has games, a small library, and plenty of seating. The open air restaurant is the perfect place to enjoy the all inclusive breakfast, lunch and dinner with views that are gorgeous. The owners, Ric and Dorothy, are often there mixing and mingling with the guests. As the “first couple” of diving in Fiji they are a wealth of information for divers. They have a stunning resume of awards and lots of adventures to share. Let’s talk about the food. Many all inclusive resorts have food that’s just ok. The TIR was a delightful surprise. The husband and wife chefs created menus that were inventive and showcased the local meats, fish and produce. The fish was so fresh and the various preparations were delicious. Dessert never disappointed. 3 courses of yum. And the plating and presentation was beautiful. The real highlight of the resort is its staff. Greeted by Storm in the front office on arrival. She gave us a tour of the facilities including an infinity edge pool and showed us to our Villa. The dining room staff were superb. So friendly. They gave activity advice, cultural information, excellent service, all with smiles. Ima, Mila, William to name a few of the staff made breakfast lunch and dinner a joy. From the gardeners to the housekeeping staff, everyone offered a hearty “Bula” often calling us by name too. When was the last time that happened at a big hotel. Thats the beauty of a small resort. But back to Storm. .. Welcoming committee, tour guide, concierge, cultural attache’, she juggles all the guests inquires with a smile. She is a treasure. There are no tv’s (except in the bar), the internet can be finicky, but it really makes you relax and be in the moment. Feeling the gentle breeze, listening to the ocean, watching the birds, and talking to people from around the world. Again, the bonus of a small retreat. I highly recommend the Taveuni Island Resort.