Hotels met uitzicht op zee in Yasawa Islands

'Wonderful resort! We stayed in a Reef bure with coastal views so the view in itself was worth every penny ;-). Lots of opportunities to snorkle right in front of the resort. Food was good too. Staff is extremely helpful and super friendly, without being overbearing (it's a thin line so great job!). '

'I very traditional Fijian island. Loved the outdoor bathroom. '

'Beautiful area and beautiful staff. We had a magical time, so relaxing, great food (gluten free meals well catered for on request). Awesome tree top accommodation with stunning views and a great bed. No aircon was fine in July as the humidity wasn’t high. Great activities available. Highly recommend the guided snorkeling trip to the blue lagoon. The staff were amazing and made a real effort to learn you names, teach you some Fijian and laugh along with you. The staff really made the trip. Don’t...

'Amazing intimate atmosphere. Staff went out of their way to make us feel welcome, accommodate dietary needs, and arrange fun activities. This is truly a special place!'

'The resort is situated at the Yasawa Islands. All these islands are beautiful. The pool is fantastic and the food is great. Correct staff at the dive shop. However the bungalows are absolutely overpriced compared with other resorts in the Yasawas. Manager is rude, thinks he is the king and does not listen to his clients. We experienced this ourselves and observed this around us. The missed the warm pure Fijian hospitality that we found in the other resort at the Yasawas. 2 days blue lagoon...

'Rooms were beautiful. Food was excellent. Staff were amazing.'

'We had a lovely time at Paradise Cove! The staff were so kind! The snorkeling was wonderful! Our room was large and cozy!'

'We stayed here for 3 nights, went to another (already booked) resort and after that came back in a hurry! We missed the place, the staff, the dogs, everything! Felt very at home here with our kids (7 & 9), had a lot of fun, delicious food and amazing trips. Made memories that will hopefully never fade. '