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We recently stayed in a sunset villa, and enjoyed a very memorable time! Traveling from Nadi International Airport to the private remote resort location was scenic via both small plane and speed boat. The resort location was perfect, and views from the villa were amazing. There are simply too many highlights to list, but key amongst them are the entire staff. They make the experience even more wonderful. If Fiji is on your list of destinations to visit, you simply must consider visiting the Royal Davui resort. We plan to journey to this place again, and highly recommend!!

We spent our honeymoon at Royal Davui, and it’s a beautiful resort. The reef is stunning, the villas are spacious and spotless, and the staff are some of the warmest, kindest people we’ve met while travelling. Everyone went out of their way to make sure we were comfortable (and to patch up my husband, who kept injuring himself). Mela made our sunset cruises a highlight, and the pool, water sports, spa treatments, cocktails, and food were all solid. We appreciated how often they brought our dinner as room service and it was nice they let me borrow a yoga mat for the room. But. It felt like everyone else knew about the Costco package but us, which is an incredible deal, and also a bit frustrating when you’ve paid approximately $14,000 USD for a direct booking (not including flights, which Costco does include). If you do the Costco package, you’re getting amazing value for your money. If you don't, you may find yourself comparing notes and wondering if it's actually worth it. The main disappointment was the sand cay picnic. The website and reviews made it sound private, but no one mentioned it’s actually a public spot. So we were surprised when not one but two other boats pulled up during our picnic, bringing at least 15 extra people. We were left feeling awkward and... underdressed. It could’ve been avoided with one simple heads-up. While the resort did offer to rebook another picnic and eventually comped the excursion (not the drinks, though), it was handled in an odd way. They insisted that the sand bar is public and that they make sure not to advertise it as private. Sure — but they're also careful not to advertise it's public, everything implies it’s private, and many reviews describe it that way without being corrected. I didn’t come on my honeymoon to debate the semantics of marketing copy lol. I won’t list them all, but there were other small oversights that added up and aren’t expected at this price point: wrong coffee grounds in the room (and no replacement until the last day, so no in-room coffee most of the week); no one answered reception when we called early to ask about rescheduling the cay trip due to bad weather, which had been scheduled for 7:30am; and unclear or missing info on the village visit schedule, vegetarian menu, and the docile-but-still-venomous sea snake situation (there were too many for my comfort). Overall, it's a beautiful resort with a warm staff. It’s the kind of place where you’ll still have a good time because the people are so lovely, but you might walk away wondering if you got what you paid for. We had a great honeymoon, but I don't recommend booking directly.

Bula, My wife and I stayed in at Royal Davui for 7 nights for our honeymoon in the Sunset Villa and it was absolute bliss. Service: The people are extremely friendly and courteous. They call you by name and they made us feel like VIPs the whole time we were there. One of our favorite parts is you can have all your food and drinks delivered to your Villa and we took advantage of that. If something was forgotten when they delivered, they fixed it immediately. They are all so wonderful, but a big shoutout to David and Vincent and bigger shoutout to Paul! We miss you all already which tells you how great the service is. Villa: We specifically stayed in Sunset Villa 5 which was our main reason we picked this resort and it exceeded our expectations. The views are unbelievable, the plunge pool was perfect for the hot days, the multiple seating areas were perfect, the outdoor shower was refreshing, the bath was relaxing, and the roof that opens inside was a cool tough. My wife and I really didn't leave the Villa for the first 2 days because of how nice it was and how private they are. You won't see or hear your neighbors. Also our villa had some fun animals stop by, like hermit crabs, regular crabs, birds, and a few fruit bats in the distance. There's air condition in bedroom and bathroom and all the doors/windows open so make the Villa an outdoor/indoor space. Food: The food is delicious and fun. You pick your meals at the beginning of the day, with lunch and dinner being 3 courses and different each day. Breakfast has multiple options and you get to pick a few each morning. The presentation of each dish is always exquisite. If you're a picky eater, you may not like everything, but they do give multiple options. If you love food, you'll have no problem with the menu. Activities: The free activities we did were snorkeling around the island, which was amazing! There are so many fish, star fish, a giant clam, coral, and a shark that we saw and swam with. We did some kayaking, paddle boards, and went on the hobie cat! They have crab races on some evenings which are really fun, the coconut class and cooking class were great and we learned so much about the culture. The Kava Ceremony was super unique and fun. That is very big in the Fiji culture which we're glad we experiences. Paid Activities: We did a few massages which were wonderful. We went the town visit on Beqa island and loved meeting the students and the locals there. We also did the Bega island snorkeling which was amazing. Our guides on both trips were wonderful and brought us to see one the giant clams (the size of a beach ball) which are endangered. I highly recommend that trip. But by far the best part and you need to do is the Sand Cay Picnic. Unbelievable! They take you out to this small sand island and set up a picnic area with chairs, umbrellas, food and drinks and leave you out there for 3 hours. Make sure to bring your snorkeling gear because the water there is better than the p

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.