Kadavu Province Holidays

For the self contained couple who want a positive adjunct to their life, this was perfect. The staff are 10/10.

Good view, Staff is very friendly

Sadly the reality of this resort was not quite what was promised when booking. Major plumbing issues causing bad smells and water off or limited pressure for over 2 days of our stay. While we thought there were 2-3 dining options there was only 1 restaurant and 1 menu. Also limited places to take a decent walk and communication overall was poor. We were unaware of significant renovations occurring on the resort and felt that there was not enough acknowledgement of the impact this had on a hard saved for holiday. Would definitely not go back and would not recommend

Our family (with two boys, ages 9 and 13) had an amazing stay at Nakelo Treasure Island Resort. The location is absolutely idyllic, with crystal-clear water, abundant marine life, and a relaxed atmosphere that made it feel like paradise. There were plenty of activities to keep our boys entertained, and the staff truly went above and beyond to make us feel welcome. A special mention goes to Henry, who runs many of the kids' activities. He was fantastic! One of our boys' favorite experiences was going crab hunting on the beach after dark to collect food for the turtles in the Hawksbill Turtle Conservation Program. It was both fun and educational. One unexpected bonus was that a continental breakfast was included with our Expedia booking, even though it was not advertised. There is a small surcharge if you want hot breakfast items, but we found the included options perfectly adequate. We especially loved the Fijian Night on Wednesday, which gave us a wonderful opportunity to experience the local culture. Another highlight was the complimentary 10:00 a.m. boat trip to the nearby reef each morning for snorkeling and fish feeding. This excursion was simply magical-the reef is teeming with colorful fish, and the beauty of the underwater world is unforgettable. One of the things we appreciated most was that the resort is Fijian-owned. It gave the experience a genuine local feel, and you could sense the pride and warmth of the people who work there. We left with wonderful memories