Hoteles en Royal Davui Island Resort con Wifi

A little late getting this review up...but after some recent ”all inclusive” stays elsewhere, I had to highlight how amazing this experience was. Of course, the old adage ”you get what you pay for” applies, as our more recent resorts were levels below this one. Anticipation started while waiting at the airport in Nadi. The puddle jumper across the island to Nanuku Aerodrome revealed vast jungle and sparse settlements. Small plane...small airstrip...so some may want a few pulls from their alcohol stash before departing! The ensuing boat ride enhanced the anticipation as the tiny speck grew as you drew closer to Beqa Island. Pulling up to the dock, you're struck by how remote and private your island accommodations are. Greeted by the hosts and staff in chorus, you know you've made the right choice! The anticipation doesn't ebb as you make your way to a private bungalow. Everything feels private on the island and once you take in your accommodations, deck and view, relaxation from your long journey is finally at hand. Food is top notch at every sitting. While it may take a little while to run the courses, you wont be disappointed. Choices from a mix of international and local cuisine provide unique flavors you wish you could take home. As the inclusivity does not extend to alcohol, you might consider picking up wine and liquor at the duty free. Just be cognizant of weight limitations if flying across the island. Of course, they also have a full bar and can provide if you like. Nice list of facilitated activities. If weather cooperates, the sand bar and snorkeling are great. The Beqa Island hike was a bit of a let down, resembling more of a stroll. Final thoughts on the trip. Such a long hall from the US, we flew through Brisbane each way. On the way back, we extended our layover a couple days in a wonderful river city. Make sure to submit the appropriate immigration documents in advance if you do the same.