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"Stunning location and rooms Excellent staff Beautifully kept grounds A real treasure "

"Such a beautiful property. The color of the water surrounding the island is exactly the same as in their profile photo. No joke. It's spectacular. Lots of resorts that we passed while on the Yasawa Flyer ferry did not have that kind of water right out their door or anywhere near. Coconut Beach Resort is just stunning. Then it's covered by a thousand beautiful swaying coconut palm trees. Everywhere you look it's just constant beauty. The staff is equally incredible. They greet you by name on Day 1 when you arrive and, throughout your stay, just want you to have the best time. And that's exactly what my friend and I had! Also slept better than we'd ever slept in our lives! Something about that spot, the sand, the swaying palms, the turquoise water...just wow. We can't wait to go back! "

"Coralview resort is very homey feeling resort. A quiet oasis hidden amongst the beautiful Yasawa Islands. If you’re after escaping the big resorts for something more quiet and secluded, with all the activities and the friendliest staff, this is the place for you. The meal plan is great, we never went hungry and the food was good. The cave tour is an absolute must! "

"Great experience as expected. First time back on Nanuya Lailai for 23 years."

"We enjoyed our stay. The staff was super friendly and always happy the help. The food options were nice, I felt like I was always full! The beachside Bure was a highlight. Being steps away from the water was so nice! Beach walks were or favorite! There were maybe 40 guests and it felt like we had the beach to ourselves most times! Lots of space to spread out and enjoy!Everyday at 6:30 pm you can book your excursions or massages for the remaining days. They also have an option for private picnics. With the picnics don’t expect the same lunch you would get at the resort it’s more of a quick packed lunch. I only loved the picnics for the private beach and crystal waters! I want to add a WARNING. For the Yasawa caves excursion done on Fridays and Tuesdays. Please use caution. They don’t have any safety warnings about people who don’t know how to swim. We sadly went though a very very tragic accident. A man drowned in the dark cave portion. He, along with his wife, were the only two wearing life vest initially and were told they could not wear them for the dark cave portion. The fact that there are no CPR trained professionals at this location really angers me. This death could have been preventable. It left us with heavy hearts. This is not for kids. Not for elder people (steps to get in and out are sooo steep and slippery). Not for claustrophobic people. Not for people who are afraid of the dark. They really aren’t that beautiful anyways. I would not recommend that activity."

"This was our second visit to Nabua and we feel and are greeted like family. The food is great and so is the service. It’s a great family location. The only downside was the wind. Our next visit will be a month or more earlier. "

"We had a garden villa room which was right beside the pool and restaurant. Very clean and comfortable with air con. The food was amazing and snorkelling right out the front of the resort. Would definitely stay again. The staff were amazing and so friendly and helpful. Highly recommend."

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"We had 4 nights in Navotua villageIt was the highlight of our 3 week holiday Mele looked after our every need and genuinely cared for my husband who arrived at the stay with fish poisoning.We really felt the village surrounded him with love. Luckily he was able to see the doctor and avoided hospital. The Bure on the beach was perfect for rehabilitation,breezy,clean and comfortable. We had meals with a different family each time,always fresh and tasty,plenty of papaya and local delicacies.One time we even had lobster.The local crabs, custard pie and real coffee were the best. We made the most of the activities on offer. But best of all were the friendships we made with these beautiful people and the generosity of sharing their culture with us.Buka vinaka."