"We have been visiting Fiji for over 30 years now, and have enjoyed holidays at various island resorts there first as a young couple in our early 20's, then as nearly-weds, newly-weds, followed by taking our kids at all ages/stages from toddlers to teens and then as adults. Musket is by far our favourite Fiji resort, and exudes a quieter charm all its own. The absence of a Kid's Club doesn't mean children aren't welcome, but it does mean that you can enjoy a more grown-up setting and offering than say, neighbouring Plantation Island Resort - which you can walk to for a change of scene if you want. Despite usually being at-capacity (on checking with staff), you never feel crowded due to the layout of bures and space to explore around the island. Staff are kind and friendly, food is excellent (cannot emphasise this enough), and the bures older but well-serviced. Sandbar snorkeling is magical, as is the option of cooking your own BBQ (included) and meeting yachties from around the world at Island Bar, or just watching the sunset with Steven (a friendly doggy local) and a cocktail in hand. Cannot wait to get back! Vinaka vakalevu."