The property had great views and lovely staff

The bathrooms were a little run down and could be cleaner in the bures. The beach at the property wasn’t that big but a short walk round the island had a great beach. It’s maybe not the best place to go if you’re travelling alone as it wasn’t the busiest. This restricted trips that you could go on as there’s needed to be a number of people going.

I really enjoyed getting to know the staff and owners, they did a great job making me feel welcome. The resort is super laid back, with lots of hammocks and beaches to relax at. The food was amazing (especially for the price) and the chef, Paul, is a great guy to chat with. They even took to over to the next island to do a big hike, which was a highlight of my entire Fiji trip.

Parts of the resort are pretty run down, like the bathrooms, which need a deep clean and new fixtures. The main hall has loose wires hanging from the ceiling which, on first impression, makes the place look like it’s literally falling apart. Tidying up the grounds is another super easy thing to do that would make a big improvement.

Proximity to sea caves and snorkeling, privacy, easy access to seabus

Maintenance, look and appearance

The staff were the friendliest, they made the stay very special. :) The food was delicious, home-made feel and plenty of it! (compulsory meal plan of 95 FJD / person / day) Lots of organised tours, also free activities, just ask at the reception for anything you need. Plenty of hammocks catching the sea breeze. Lovely lagoon to have a dip in the sea. There is a fan in the room, no AC so make sure you’re ok with only a fan cooling you down. Location is great, right at the sea front of Tavewa island (Tavewa seabus took around 4h each way, going to the island 210 FJD/ person, going back 170FJD/person) The place is not brand new, it hasn’t been maintained for a little while but the staff and the delicious meals make up for it. Some bures are going through renovations, which will bring this lovely place to its former glory.

General maintenance of the wooden walkway needs some maintenance (some slabs are loose).

Great staff, very welcoming and always did their utmost for us. Located on a beautiful island, where we enjoyed swimming, snorkelling, kayaking and chilling in the multiple hammocks with a book.

Heat was intense without air conditioning.

We enjoyed the food, the chefs do a wonderful and varied menu and will cater to requests like kids' meals and vegetarian but otherwise, it's a mandatory set meal plan each day, no buffet. The island is beautiful, we didn't have too much luck snorkelling at the reef at the resort but we know of others who saw various different fish and marine life but they do offer daily trips out to different snorkelling spots around the Yasawa Islands (additional expense) and the Blue Lagoon trip was particularly special and the cave trip is a must do. Staff were wonderful, very friendly, a few staff members offered to babysit our son for 1-2 hours so myself and husband could have a few hours to do something. It's very much island lifestyle- beach time, relaxing in a hammock with a book, kayaking, walking etc so more of an adult location but wonderful if this is what you're looking for and on a budget.

The bungalows are quite basic, showers were cold water only (weren't made aware of this before arrival) and a slow drain, lumpy pillows but the bed was fine. There were a few power outages but this is probably expected for island life. It advertised as evening entertainment but there was only 1 evening out of 8 nights that provided this. Not suitable for young families, advertised as indoor/outdoor playground, activities, board games which is one of the main reasons we chose the resort but there isn't anything for young children to do so it was difficult entertaining our toddler for more than a few days and we left 4 days early. Yasawa islands are stunning, but it is very remote so be prepared for a long boat trip (choppy waters for a lot of it) 4.5 hours going and 6 hours on the return. We also didn't realise quite how organised we would need to be with the ferry transfers inline with our flights as the ferry leaves once a day at 8am from the mainland which we weren't aware of when we booked so take a look at your travel times during your booking process and you may need to stay overnight in Nadi like we did on the arrival and departure

After poor village stay on neighbouring island, Coralview Island Resort was a dream come true, big relief. Very friendly and most helpful staff. Lots of complimentary kayak paddles, stunning water colours across the reefs and lagoons.

Menu a little expensive for what is offered. Fish and chips cooked in old oil, spoilt taste, not much side salad, no mayonnaise, tartare or aioli....only tomato sauce in dishes. Very generous size pizza lasted several meals.

Das Essen war phänomenal. Selbst gefangener Fisch ( Bein Hand-Line Fishing ) würde abends vom Koch zubereitet. Personal ist sehr zuvorkommend. Atmosphäre ist sehr familiär. Die Hunde sind der Hammer einer hat uns auf 2 Touren begleitet sodass es den Anschein hatte er würde auf uns aufpassen .

Schon etwas in die Jahre gekommen ( das ist aber ja allgemein im Tourismus problematisch) . Sind aber dabei zu renovieren.