Navutu Stars Resort is an adults-only boutique resort on Yaqeta Island in the Yasawas with snorkeling directly off the beach, proximity to the Sawa-i-Lau Caves, and a village relationship that produces a different quality of cultural experience than most Yasawa resorts can offer. Built for slow travel and genuine connection, not pool parties or activity-packed itineraries.
Paradise Cove Resort on Naukacuvu Island holds a 4.8 TripAdvisor rating from over 1,000 reviews — one of the strongest scores of any resort in the Yasawas. The snorkeling is right off the beach, the two restaurants serve genuinely excellent food, and the resort coordinates everything from airport pickup to island activities through its own private marina.
Barefoot Manta Island Resort sits on Drawaqa Island in the Yasawa archipelago, the only resort in Fiji with a dedicated Marine Conservation Centre run by in-house marine biologists. It draws visitors from May to October for the chance to snorkel with manta rays that visit a feeding channel right beside the island — an experience that, for many guests, becomes the highlight of their entire Fiji trip.
Nanuya Island Resort sits on the sunset side of Nanuya Lailai Island, right on the Blue Lagoon, and it is the only resort in the Awesome Fiji portfolio to run a full à la carte menu instead of a fixed meal plan. With access to Sawa-i-Lau Caves, snorkeling on the outer reef, and staff who genuinely make guests feel like family, it earns its 4.6 out of 5 rating across 672 TripAdvisor reviews.
Turtle Island limits the entire island to just 14 bures and 28 guests at a time, with 12 private beaches distributed among couples and roughly 88–100 staff on hand at any given moment. Each couple is assigned a dedicated Bure Mama — a personal concierge who manages every detail of the stay. It is the most exclusive all-inclusive resort in the Yasawa Islands, and one of the most talked-about in the Pacific.