Tokoriki Island Resort - Adults only

This resort is excellent! Rooms are extremely clean. Food is phenomenal. Sunset views are the best.

Access to Island can be challenging in bad weather

We were spoiled by the staff

This is an ideal resort to get away from it all. The bures are beautiful , the pool is fab, staff are incredible and they cater right down to the finest details. The food is amazing also. To be honest this is the best resort we have been to in Fiji, we will definitely be back for another visit!

So relaxing. Wonderful atmosphere and beautifully landscaped grounds. No kids was a big plus. We will definitely return.

the food was amazing and the people were extremely nice. the fact that we had to bug spray our own bure was not fun.

They make you feel so special and take care of you in every way possible.

The attention to detail in all areas and fantastic staff

Great stay, very warm friendly welcome from staff who were very accommodating and nothing was too much for them to ask.... place was idyllic, accommodation beautiful, beach, sunsets amazing, would definitely go back 🙂

Overall, the resort is lovely. The grounds, restaurant and staff are absolutely beautiful. The staff really try to make you feel at home and are incredibly pleasant. However, for the price you pay, it truly is not worth it. The room is comfortable, however, having paid $875CAD per night, for a bure without a pool, the room was nothing special. Also, having just stayed at Manta Ray Island resort & Blue Lagoon Island resort in the Yasawa Islands where we paid under $400 CAD per night for much nicer rooms and Momi Bay @ the Marriott in an overwater bungalow where we paid $1200 per night, for a spacious and beautiful bungalow on top of the ocean, the value of our money at Tokoriki is not comparable to the accommodations at the resorts listed above. In addition, we found the menu to be extremely expensive and limited. There is only one restaurant at the resort so you’re forced to dine there. At Momi Bay, for example, there were expensive and inexpensive options. Also, at Manta & Blue Lagoon we paid $100/$120 per person, per day, for all three meals, and the food was just as good if not better at times. Finally, not having wifi in the room is definitely an inconvenience. Overall, beautiful resort, but if I return to Tokoriki Island, I would definitely stay at the Sheraton and save $450 CAD per night!