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"Everything was perfect. Staff were exceptionally friendly. Breakfast buffet had a great selection of food and all the different restaurant experiences were fantastic. Swim up pool bar was perfect. Rooms were clean and spacious "

"The room was beautiful, and location is ideal. Close to supermarket and ATM. Room had a great kitchen too. Stand out was the staff. Particularly Chris. He went out of his way to make our stay as good and as easy as possible"

"We absolutely enjoyed our stay. "

"Close to the shore, friendly and helpful staff, very quiet location and happy experience. "

"The room was well clean and maintained. Aircon worked well. Staff are all lovely and welcoming. The pool and swim up bar were our highlight "

"Hopefully this is helpful.. Bad: ocean bathing is clean and typical for area but you won’t see living coral along the shoreline. We were not there long enough to take the resort kayaks and snorkels out to where it probably is. About 200 yards I’d guess. That’s the end of the bad.. seriously. Good: Too long to list. Plenty of bula’s and most courteous staff. We arrived long before our check in time and they allowed us to relax and showed us where to park where the coconuts won’t hit your rental car. Food is good and the small size of the resort makes it so nice (they have maybe 12 tables). Sigatoka area is just far enough from the beaten trail that it is perfect. 2 full days with drinks and dinner was about $120 US dollars. Beyond reasonable. Do: Sigatoka river cruise. Pay front desk about 100 Fiji dollars (cash) and they arrange pickup and you pay the remainder at western style shop in Sigatoka (cards accepted). Beautiful lunch with kava in a village. They take precautions like using bottled water for the Kava so no issues. Eat everything, it is delicious. Must do, really. Find a church, regardless of denomination, they’re there. All beautiful with Fijian twists. We went to a Catholic Church (our faith- go to St Ptr Chanel) and also enjoyed the Hindu temples and home markings as well as the Islamic call to prayer which we heard while touring the Sigatoka rugby ground with a friendly player walking home. Truly beautiful. Summary: Go!"