We recently stayed 4 nights at Paradise Cove Resort and had a wonderful time. We stayed with our 2 children (aged 6 and 9) in a 2-bedroom bungalow, which was comfortable, had plenty of space, a great hammock, and was kept spotless by the daily cleaning women. In terms of location, yes the resort is out of town and road... More

We had a fantastic time at Paradise Cove, the staff were excellent and the management (Andrew & Belinda were nearly as Good)only joking B. Food was good and well presented. for the night of our 40th our dinner was served on the jetty, very romantic. The resort is in a great place, not too far from a small beach, but... More

It was our 6th visit to Vanuatu when we (2 adults) stayed at Paradise Cove for four nights in January 2012. We were looking for somewhere to spend a few quiet days and nights and our prerequisites were that the place be self-contained, be on the water for swimming and snorkelling, with the possibility of other water sports and hopefully... More

We stayed a week and yes the staff is great. Manager or owner was indifferent. They say they book tours for you but don't hold your breath. Food was good. Room which is a fala is not too comfortable and we had no water pressure at all the whole time. I'd never stay here again.

A truly beautiful, peaceful and all-round enjoyable place to stay. The rooms were comfortable, well serviced and spacious, and the way they are spaced means that you have great privacy. The staff are all delightful people and gave great service without being in your face. The snorkelling was good, sea life was entertaining and abundant but the coral is dead... More

Paradise Cove's promise of good coral off the jetty is a bit of a stretch and I feel that new and updated brochures should not use this lure to entice visitors .. there might have been live coral there a year or two back, but much has been destroyed by cyclones. We prefer our coral live, coloured and unbroken. However,... More

My wife and I had a week at Paradise Cove on our honeymoon and absolutely loved it. All the rooms are separate cabins with plenty of personal space, an airy bedroom and living room, private courtyard with hammock and lounger and a kitchenette. The site is very green and peaceful. There is fantastic snorkeling off the jetty (where the boat... More

My wife and I just soaked up six most peaceful days in Vanuatu at Paradise Cove Resort. We were looking for comfort, quiet, privacy, warmth, good food, good snorkelling and friendly but not intrusive staff. We got the lot and more. The resort has just 10 bungalows and caters to a maximum of 30 guests. It is about a15-20 minute... More

If you are looking for a beautiful setting, peace and quiet just to do nothing, then this is an amazing place. Set 25 minutes drive from Port Vila only 10 bungalows are nestled in stunning grounds. The staff are outstanding and nothing is too much trouble. We spend an "exhausting" morning snorkelling, lazying and reading in the shady beach area,... More