Find hotels near Tokoriki Island Beach, from NT$4,410

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"Little paradise - staff is lovely, amenities are great. "

"A beautiful modern resort with spotless bedrooms. The bedroom has a good basic espresso machine but the air-conditioning unit wasn't great. The pool in the resort has amazing (free) cabanas to sit in. The resort also offered a free snorkelling trip. Dinners and lunches are good but breakfast is poor. "

"Spotless clean room; polite staff with genuine and caring greetings everyday; staff treated customers with graceful respect; convenient and creative amenities like the two dinner venues, and the library, and many complimentary water sports; high quality and tasteful meals everyday; unique resort design with quality construction and tropical atmosphere - this place did feel like a “hotel” stay, more like a personalized retreat."

"Great resort for families wanting to get a better experience in Fiji "

"We went with our 6 and 9 year old kids for a week and it was the perfect vacation. The water around the resort is so calm and beautiful. It makes snorkeling and other water activities very easy to do with kids. The excursions are well priced and the food was very good. My kids loved taking the fish we got on our hand line fishing trip to the chef to prepare for lunch. My kids also enjoyed the kids center as they met new friends and had great activities. All of the staff members were so friendly and kind. Being from the US, I expected it to be like Hawaii but I’d say the water was more calm, it was more private, and less commercialized. The only thing I would say it’s lacking is We would definitely come here again. "

"The staff was excellent, however the resort needed repairs, and several things in our room did not work. We finally moved to another room. Also, the availability of food and drinks was a challenge. "

"We decided to get away for a honeymoon there, and it was a wonderful couple's destination filled with comfort, activities, care, and even a bit of fandom. A bit of background I didn't know until the staff told me: Mana island is part of the Mamanuca island group where the Survivor series (US) is filmed! There were very few people on the island due to just wrapping up a series. We stayed and had the all-inclusive package, which covered all food, drinks, and most activities. The staff keeps a schedule every day for all meals and the bar along with a set of island hopping they take the villa guests out to. Plus, due to the small number of guests, each activity was dedicated to just one villa, meaning each couple was basically alone for each activity. The activities were snorkeling on various islands for lunch or wrapping up our visit by having a private sand bar island to ourselves to watch the sunset. Most meals were in the main clubhouse where we had our own table, and the staff catered to us providing the daily rotating menu of island goodness. If you wanted a drink, they had a great selection of soda and other bar drinks. There were personal pools for each villa and a pool around the dining area, and each was cool, clear, and comfortable. The paid spa had a great ocean view. The villas had a beautiful oceanfront view. And the staff were so polite and helpful. Definitely recommended!"

"An absolute gem of a resort. The food was organic, beautifully arranged, and served in generous portions—every meal felt thoughtful and delicious. The staff made us feel like family, going above and beyond in every way. Our villa was beautifully positioned right on the beach with plenty of privacy, making it the perfect spot to unwind. It’s the ideal place to detach from the noise of daily life and just relax in the middle of a little patch of paradise. Can’t wait to return!"