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Turtle Island in Fiji is a hidden gem for families seeking a luxurious all-inclusive getaway. One of the highlights is the stunning Blue Lagoon, where you can enjoy snorkelling among vibrant coral reefs filled with marine life. The island also offers a private beach experience, ideal for sunbathing or building sandcastles with your children while the gentle waves lap at your feet. For those adventurous spirits, guided kayak tours allow you to explore the island's breathtaking coastline and spot unique wildlife. Culinary experiences on Turtle Island are exceptional, with many all-inclusive resorts featuring gourmet dining options that showcase fresh, local ingredients. From traditional Fijian feasts to international cuisine, meals are often accompanied by breathtaking sunset views. The island’s exclusive accommodation areas are designed for privacy and luxury, ensuring that your family can unwind in comfort after a day of exploration. Staying at an all-inclusive hotel here means you can indulge in spa treatments, enjoy water sports, or simply relax by the infinity pool, all while enjoying attentive service that caters to your every need.

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Yasawa Island Resort

Yasawa Island Resort

10/10 Excellent
"We enjoyed our stay. The staff was super friendly and always happy the help. The food options were nice, I felt like I was always full! The beachside Bure was a highlight. Being steps away from the water was so nice! Beach walks were or favorite! There were maybe 40 guests and it felt like we had the beach to ourselves most times! Lots of space to spread out and enjoy!Everyday at 6:30 pm you can book your excursions or massages for the remaining days. They also have an option for private picnics. With the picnics don’t expect the same lunch you would get at the resort it’s more of a quick packed lunch. I only loved the picnics for the private beach and crystal waters! I want to add a WARNING. For the Yasawa caves excursion done on Fridays and Tuesdays. Please use caution. They don’t have any safety warnings about people who don’t know how to swim. We sadly went though a very very tragic accident. A man drowned in the dark cave portion. He, along with his wife, were the only two wearing life vest initially and were told they could not wear them for the dark cave portion. The fact that there are no CPR trained professionals at this location really angers me. This death could have been preventable. It left us with heavy hearts. This is not for kids. Not for elder people (steps to get in and out are sooo steep and slippery). Not for claustrophobic people. Not for people who are afraid of the dark. They really aren’t that beautiful anyways. I would not recommend that activity."
Maribel 5-night trip
Posted 2 weeks ago
Yasawa Island Resort

Frequently asked questions

Looking for Turtle Island all-inclusive resorts?
Turtle Island offers a host of things to see and do, such as Devil's Beach. View our all-inclusive resorts, where you can enjoy a range of amenities such as entertainment, childrens' clubs and, of course, food and drinks, all included in your room rate. Many of our all-inclusive accommodation options also feature activities such as golf, yoga, water sports and more, which you can enjoy at no additional expense.
What is there to do near my all-inclusive resort in Turtle Island?
If you want to explore the area around your all-inclusive resort, visit Devil's Beach and Blue Lagoon Beach, and see why travellers like Turtle Island! Other attractions include Sawa-I-Lau Caves and Long Beach.
When's the best time for an all-inclusive stay in Turtle Island?
There's nothing like an all-inclusive holiday in Turtle Island to revive you, especially when you know what kind of weather to expect. Here's some information to help you decide when to book: The hottest months are usually February and March, with an average temperature of 28°C, while the coldest months are August and July, with an average of 25°C. July and September are the driest months, while March and February are the rainiest months.