We stayed 5 nights in April '22 and loved it! We had been there 17 years and boy has the place grown - kudos to the owners, Teri and Allen! It is fancier than we are accustomed to travelling, and the first dive resort we have stayed at. The accommodations are lovely and comfortable, and grounds beautiful. Food was excellent and very filling. We aren’t huge divers, but did go on a handful of dives while our 13 year old got her open water PADI certification dives complete (she’s now hooked!). The dive staff and manager, Eric, were top notch - both professional and fun. The house reef is also a great option for snorkelers and divers. As we weren’t diving all the time, we participated in other activities both on site and off, and they were great. The island day trip with Taniela was wonderful after a lot of beach and underwater time for us (Tavoro waterfalls hike, date line and waterslide). Paradise has their own fine farm and the grounds around Teri and Allen's house are lovely. Our morning trip to nearby Bobby’s Farm and seeing the birdlife and better understanding Taveuni’s garden ecosystems better was definitely a highlight. We attended church in Vuna village (and naturally were invited to stay there on our next holiday). With all the incredible natural areas around us, it was the friendly, helpful and professional Paradise staff that were the real highlight of our stay (the other guests were great too). We loved getting to know them and were very sad to leave our new friends.

Another great stay. Our first trip in 2019 was post Winston and pre COVid. The house reef has made amazing progress since 2019. I saw 2 white tip reef sharks, blue ribbon eel, octopus, crown thorn star and a banded sea snake just in the front of the resort.

The service and food is very good. The staff is always making every effort to make your stay enjoyable.

The rooms are very spacious and comfortable. We had bananas growing above our outdoor tub and shower. We will be back.

We just returned from 10 amazing nights and 8 days of incredible diving in Paradise - literally! From the moment we arrived, we received a big BULA welcome from the staff there. Everyone was so friendly and made an effort to call us by name when they saw us around the property. The setting is just gorgeous and we witnessed the BEST sunsets we've seen in all our travels - and we have been all over the world!

The Honeymoon Bure was such a lovely accommodation. I can imagine now that things are starting to return to more normalcy, it will be tough to snag that one!

Litty and the the dining/bar staff (Soni, Olly, Ame, Becky, Nia) were always ready to get us going with breakfast or coffee before dives or lunch when we returned late from diving. The food was delicious and fresh - fun fact: They grow a lot of their veggies and do farm tours during the week!

The evening ambience at Paradise with live music and "happy hour" (which is proclaimed each evening by the beat of drums and the announcement), only enhanced our enjoyment of every single sunset! I swear I took more sunset pictures here than anywhere we've traveled!

Paradise's dive team was awesome and so much fun. We had Helen, Papa and Soni during the course of our 8 days of 3 tank dives. Captains Mike and Kim as well as crew Sio and Jack took great care of us throughout the week. We had heard the diving was great in Fiji - Fiji has the most amazing soft corals, and Rainbow Reef did not disappoint. We were lucky enough to see manta rays, which are not common during this time of year, among many other cool critters!

Don't miss getting a massage during your down time in Paradise. Olly and Seteri gave excellent massages - we actually had TWO during our stay.

Thank you Terri and Allan for having such a fantastic dive retreat! We will be recommending Paradise to ALL of our diving friends.