Nanuya felt tranquil from the moment I arrived. The water is gentle, barely a wave, as there are islands and reefs surrounding the "pond". Great snorkeling just offshore. There was the ubiquitous Cat Stevens playing and 3 resident egrets on the shore, which I could watch from sheltered daybeds or beach hammocks and lounges. I would have liked a communal table at breakfast and some tales of the South Pacific told at Happy Hour. After a week I understood Fiji time: things will always change, don't worry ahead of time.

Situated right next door to Turtle Island - no roads - no TV - just bliss. Food was wonderful - how they ever managed to produce such delights from their small kitchen - even fresh baked muffins for breakfast.
Set up amongst the trees we had a wonderful view of the bay from our bungalow. Snorkelling was great. A variety of things to do and places to go were on offer or one could just relax in a hammock and read a book. We walked round the island which took a couple of hours - discovered a backpackers on the other side. A wonderfully relaxing time for the two of us without the screaming kids that you get in a largr resort. Definitely a place for couples.

The Yasawas are beautiful, the Blue Lagoon is one of the best spots. This resort sits in front of it and gives wonderful views. The bungalows are excellent (especially the outside stone shower) and the whole resort is very well managed. The whole setting is very intimate and romantic (this place is meant for couples, some could find it too quiet). Walking around the island is a very nice experience.

We travelled to Nanuya Island Resort in September 2011 with two other couples. For two couples this was our first time on Nanuya and the third couple it was there fourth. It was everything we had been told and more. Our Bure was number 9 which offered a little more shade in the evening which was pleasant when having our G & T's on the balcony as the sun was setting. The Bure's are adequate kept clean each day by housekeeping.
The food was outstanding and of 5 of the seven days spent on the island I eat the 'catch of the day' which was cooked to perfection. The menu was excellent and changed daily. You are not restricted to time as far as the restaurant was concerned.
We felt the staff went the extra mile and even took the men over to the village to watch a Rugby World Cup game with the locals.
The snorkling was great, the water clear and warm but not much coral to be seen.
Lots of activities on offer but only if you felt that way inclined and a walk around the island is a must and a stop at the Tea House was lovely.
George, Alfie, Remi and Lewa thank you so much for your great service.
We would return in a 'heartbeat' and all things being equal we will!