Holiday houses in Navotua

Relaxing, beautiful community, kava evenings, laid pack, clean beatufil cabins, good food, vinaka :-)

The Red Bure is comfortable, screened and has an ensuite. It is right on the beach and has great views of the surroundings and the village. The description of what to expect was well written. The hospitality was outstanding, the food was fresh daily and plenty of it with plenty of fish and fresh home grown vegetables and fruit. Each meal was prepared by a different woman from the village and we drank the rainwater without a problem. Kana vinaka na kakana! The excursions to Sawa- I- Lau cave was amazing and a must. We also went fishing and snorkeling and a picnic with fresh caught smoked fish. It was all dependant on the tide and we enjoyed just sitting around talking to the villages. Our week long stay could not have been any better- marvelous hosts, welcoming villagers and amazing children. Thanks Sai, La, Eta and the whole village. We will be back

A bit of confusion about the capacity of the room because of errors in the airbnb listing, but it was straightened out when we arrived. Basic accommodations, but good food, plenty to do, great snorkelling around the island, even an ice-cream (popsicle) stand almost next door. The friendliest people you could hope to meet!

We enjoyed our stay at Terry’s! It’s in a beautiful spot. The bure was comfortable and her children cooked us some delicious Fijian food! Vinaka!

It's not a great resort as you can see on the other islands. On the other hand, it is an authentic home, immersed in a Fijian family. The hosts are extremely friendly, attentive and concerned that our stay goes smoothly. The island is great, I recommend visiting the school on the island. We almost had tears in our eyes. The accommodation itself is very simple or a little old but very good for sleeping. Not sure you could find it better at that price on the Yasawa islands.!

This place was amazing if you want a private retreat with fewer tourists this is the place to be! the family taking care of us was so kind and did everything they could to make us comfortable. We would recommend a 3-4 day stay. Getting there was about a 3 hour boat ride from Port Denaru The water was beautifully clear, and there were a large variety of shells. The fresh papaya, village trip, snorkeling, and swimming with the manta rays were some of our favorite memories! This is a beautiful hidden gem, however it is a remote island. [Please don’t make it awkward, If you are used to a pampered lifestyle stay at a resort.] They have toilets, and running water. The water is cold and sporadically quits working. The huts are in a well used condition. And you better get used to FIJI TIME. Some may see this as a down side but, It definitely adds to the experience! If you are looking for an adventure with new friends you will 100% find it on the white sandy beaches of Naviti

My parents and I were lucky enough to spend three nights at Taven Homestay with Salome and her beautiful family. We were welcomed into Naisisili Village, were served beautiful traditional meals, got to help make (and eat!) a lovo with our hosts, explored rock pools at low tide, swam every day, and spent quality family time relaxing together. This place is something special! As described, the sleeping and bathroom situation is basic and lighting in the evening is limited (re. off-grid solar), which is all part of the charm if you're game! Couldn't recommend Taven homestay enough!

This was such a lovely stay. It was hazel free to get to, host was super friendly, and the surroundings were just like paradise. We enjoyed 3 comfortable nights and 4 beautiful days enjoying the best home cooked food, jewellery making with some of ladies form the village, a beautiful hike to the top of the island mountain, snorkelling with sharks along with the brave children form the village, enjoying the company of the neighbourhood dogs, and relaxing, reading and sunbathing at the beach. Everyone we met in the village was super friendly and welcoming and never hesitated to greet us with "Bola!". It truly felt like coming home to a loving community.