Southern Islands Resorts

"Wonderful old resort! Staff were all great! So friendly and helpful! The swimming pool was a nice temperature and the large shallow area was perfect for our two year old to play safely. Our burr was comfortable with the breeze wafting through the screened windows. I wish there had been hot water for showers. "

"Unbelievable property, beautiful, remote, quiet, very relaxing. Have the best activities at one location, surf, scuba, snorkeling, river boats, plus probably much more. Wish I stayed longer. Great Food, easy dining included if you want. I just paid separately and it worked fine, breakfast lunch and dinner are great, staff worked above and beyond to make you have a great experience. Super quiet. Is about 2 hours from Airport, so either get a rental like I did, or arrange for Transportation. ...

"My partner and I stayed at the Royal Davui resort for six nights. Upon arrival we were welcomed in song by the staff. After a refreshing welcome drink we were escorted to our villa (one of only 16 on the entire island). Breathtaking doesn't adequately describe our private accommodations which included a living room, which opened onto a large deck overlooking the cerulean blue South Pacific. The deck also included a refreshing plunge pool and chase loungers. The bedroom also overlooked the...

"NEVER COME HERE. Mosquitoes are everywhere, not just limited to your room. All the insect sprays are empty and they are good at swapping them around to pretend that they have replaced with new ones. Everything is a “YES” from their mouth but their actions say a “NO” as there’s no further action taken. The manager is smug and she doesn’t take any responsibility. "

"Matava really feels like Fiji untouched: A nature jewel in midst of the jungle, no streets, no shops, only yourself, good company with similar guests staying in max. 10 huts, the sun and the sea - a dream for scuba divers and snorkelers alike. Take a breath and unwind. Please note Matava is NOT suitable for the common main stream tourist looking for the usual entertainment provided by big resorts. "