Nakelo Treasure Island Resort & Spa

Awesome beaches snorkeling and friendly staff. A wonderful place for a quiet family beach trip. Best snorkeling around.

Horrible location if you’re visiting Fiji for vacation. Go somewhere else. It’s run down and like a rustic summer camp place. The beach is nice but the reef is dead. Get the Yasawa flyer and go to the islands where the reef is alive. Flies and bad food. The buffet was dry and cold for $60 fjd. The staff forgot to book outings for several people. I asked some Australians if they thought it was run down or if I was being a picky American. They said even their kids were shocked that their vacation place was so run down. Go to islands away from Nadi. Even Serenity island is filled with flies and the service is slow. The view from the ocean bure is nice, but not worth $400 usd when you can the same view two hours by boat on a living reef without flies for $100 usd.

The perfect holiday destination for our family! Location and activities were excellent and so were the staff. Food was very good too. The property and facilities were not five-star but that was not what we were after. An authentic Fiji island experience and people we will remember for a lifetime.

Kids club great. Pool great. Staff lovely but food really needs work. Breakfast good but other meals not great.

Great location with friendly, helpful staff

Fabulous location and friendly staff

We treasured every moment of our stay. Bure was spacious and clean with both AC and a ceiling fan. Bed was comfortable. Ocean view just gorgeous. All staff were kind and welcoming. We had one of the best massages ever. We were always greeted with smiles. Many activities planned daily. Island is beautiful.

Great for snorkeling, enjoyed jumping off the boat for the daily fish feeding and snorkeling back most days. Service around the island was great but slow at the restaurant and food wasn’t that good. Peaceful and amazing view from our room.

A great resort if you are traveling with a young family. We were there with teens and despite the endless snorkeling they were ready for a new adventure after day 3. 7 days were too long in hindsight but we did settle into a comfortable routine. Potentially not a great place to stay if you have food allergies. I am celiac and I really struggled to get a meal options. The buffet did have vegetable options but not much protein options and I found it difficult to convey how desperate I was just to have a decent meal every couple of days. I did take a small toaster and GF bread with me and was so thankful that I did. The snorkeling is good and if you swim out to the reef drop off you will see some stunning coral, fish, sea creatures. We saw a turtle one day and a large reef shark another day. Tennis and mini golf are free to use whenever, and so are the Islands kayaks. My teenage daughter and I did most of the activities (basket weaving, crab racing, coconut picking, lei making, sulu tying etc). The resort activities staff are really good at getting people organized and making it fun. We partook in the 1/2 price happy hour each night and even joined the cocktail making class. The island is a beeeding home to a local turtle and the island has a sanctuary for hatchlings to ensure they will survive when released. We also enjoyed local red headed parrots, large fruit bats, the odd gecko and skink and the flightless banded rail (birds)

Nice small Island, beautiful beach ans water. Activities and food were expensive and half the island got food poisoning. Was expensive to get boat transfers to and from the island, as not included in hotel prices.