Rosa, Toki and Sully really looked after us like family and we really enjoyed playing with the kids, the dog Ziggy and having our own space. The meals Rosa cooked were delicious and it was so nice to eat with the other guests and get to know them.

Perfect place to relax and unwind. Local family owned, everyone there was very welcoming and we had the best time.

Comfortable and very affordable villas with stunning views that you can admire without even going outside. Hosts were extremely warm and welcoming and made delicious and nourishing meals. Plenty of activities for day trips or just relaxing on the island is great. Don't expect five star facilities (no hot water for instance) but they're all you need for a comfortable stay.

Beautiful local fijian family, delicious food and stunning views. Evelin’s daughters were great friends to my kids and Rosa helped look after them too. Bonus, crab! 😍

There is no hot water in the shower unfortunately

-hidden location, - get an insight into the daily life of local people -the place was quite well maintained compared to some other homestays, -dinner was really good, -free boat ride to the blue lagoon is definitely a must -the boys and the kids were fun. I wish they would have told me more about their lives & we would have done more things together with locals

i thought the description was not quite accurate: - the electricity only runs 4 hours in the evening (instead of all night as written on booking) - there is no electricity in your room at all (only lights). to charge things you have to go to the dining area (about 3 mins walk downhill). there are a lot of frogs on the pass and at night time they jump under your feet (I stepped on 2 frogs accidentally even tho I was trying not to) - the homestay is located not on nanuya lailai but on the other island about 5-10 mins boat ride from there. they were late to pick us up and we had to wait in the small boat for about 10 mins in the sun - there is no actual beach near the homestay. to go to the beach you either have to kayak/ walk (on the low tide) for about 40 mins or get a ride to the blue lagoon every time. the pictures from the booking.com are from the blue lagoon. if you go there be careful and do not go alone too far away. I went out kayaking and had a pretty bad incident happening to me. especially girls have to be careful not to go alone! - when I was there there were no activities running besides the blue lagoon which I thought was a bit unfair. if you come for longer be prepared that there might not be much to do - as a solo traveler you might find yourself there with couples only (4 cottages total). there are not a lot of people around so be prepared for that - some people had breakfast included but some not which I thought was weird. also breakfast could be improved: we have plain donuts only. would have been good to have healthier option like eggs or porridge, some fruit etc. overall it was a pleasant stay and good experience but I think you should be aware of the points above before you make your decision.

This was a unique stay and truly relaxing! The huts are basic, as they say it is not a resort but it is clean and you have everything you need so just embrace it. The view is beautiful and the wind in trees at night is musical. The food is gorgeous traditional Fijian and very fresh. Evelyn, Toki, little Bula and Kuna were so welcoming they were looking after the place whilst Rosa was on the mainland. It is a few mins by boat to the Blue Lagoon where the water colour is out of this world. There is a spa at the Blue Laggon but massages are also available at the lodge. The school visit is an absolute must!! The children are just gorgeous and so friendly and polite. Bring some school supplies if you can fit in your bag they will appreciate it. It was my birthday whilst I was there and they surprised me with a beautiful cake delivered by boat from the mainland so super thoughtful everyone was wishing me a Happy Birthday- they must have told the whole village :) The caves were worth the trip not just the caves which were spectacular but the trip out is pretty special and only 40mins by boat from the lodge.

There really isn't anything, the fact that you cannot swim from the lodge is about the only thing but that is easily overcome by a trip for 5 mins by boat to blue lagoon or you can try your hand at kayaking 30mins to a secluded little beach :)

Lovely hosts, great food, beautiful view from our lodge

This is a home stay and not one of the many beach resorts you will pass by on the Yasawa ferry. If you want to experience daily life in Fiji and learn about life for the people of the Yasawas this is a great place to do it. It’s basic but the family will do their best to help you and enjoy life there. It’s not luxury living, but not needed here.

A few repairs to the lodging bungalows would help , but they are in the process of improving them. They are clean and safe.