The Naviti Resort

It was a great experience! All inclusive packages were totally worth. Enjoy Free Beers and Drinks!

This is an established resort that’s been around for decades. The grounds are kept immaculately. The accomodation is dated but it’s clean, spacious and comfortable, The staff treat you like family. Nothing is too much to ask, and they are all genuinely happy to be there. The food is geared towards young families. It is what it is. So if you’re expecting 5 star for a 3 star price then you’ll be disappointed. Yet as a budget holiday for young families it’s hard to beat. You can get really reasonable packages with accomodation, with all meals and drinks included and kids get 3 ice-creams per day. But you are limited by choice. The food is wholesome and honest. The free drinks offer includes spirits but is limited to local suppliers, so if you’re expecting to find a rare single-malt scotch then you’ll need to bring that with you from the duty-free shop at the airport, There’s an adult-only bar and restaurant where you can get away for a while. And the free kids-club is open until about 9.30pm so mum and dad can have a bit of a night-off. There are planned activities all day and into the early evening to keep kids and families entertained. It’s all free. There are also canoes and paddle-boards to use, a games area, tennis courts, a huge pool, and a basketball court - all of it’s free to use. The golf course is OK and you get free green-fees and free use of a golf-buggy. You can hire clubs at a reasonable price but bring your own golf balls - they are rather expensive. The lagoon, the local cruises and the snorkelling is OK, but it’s not a strong-point of this resort. Luckily these too are free with certain packages. The better water-experiences are along the coast at the villages you’ll pass about 5-10km away from resort. Make a note of them after you’ve already been travelling on the road after the first hour. The trip from Nadi airport to the resort takes roughly 90 mins. The tours to book through the Resort - The Waterfall, and the Fire Walking. There is a free bus that goes once daily to go shopping in the village. It drops you off then returns some-time later. From the feedback I heard is most people thought there was too much time between the drop-off and pick-up times. Everything there is on “Fiji-time”. It’s a lovely carefree way at looking at life. And Navity Resort is a lovely place to spend your time in Fiji. But if you’re going to spend more than 5-7 days there you really need to book a few day-excursions, however they may be through.

What an awesome place to stay staff are so friendly nothing is to much to ask Danny from house keeping looked after our room what a beautiful 😍 lady she kept our room lovely and clean . Thankyou to all the beautiful staff from George at the pool bar to the activities guys all the chefs and waiters & bar staff, Rosie's tour desk and reception 😀. I'll will definitely be coming back again . Ps food is delicious 😋. BULA Vinaka

We had a wonderful stay at the resort! The service was excellent throughout our visit, and the staff were always warm and welcoming. Our room was serviced regularly and kept spotless, which made our stay even more comfortable. A special and huge Vinaka to Seru (Housekeeping) for going above and beyond – your efforts were truly appreciated!

We spent 8 nights at Naviti Resort. The rooms were clean and tidy (thank you Rosa for your service!). Our kids spent hours in the pool each day, enjoyed kids club and the activities put on by the resort. Especially touch footy! It was our first time staying at an all inclusive resort and we opted not to do all inclusive. We were offered this as an upgrade when we checked in. It was $500fj per day for our family of four, so again we opted out. Many reviews say the food is not good at the buffet. We found it good, but not being all inclusive it was expensive. Prices were about $60-80fj per adult and there was no price posted so you just find out when you sign your bill whether it’s a cheaper night or expensive night! We didn’t manage to book into the a la carte restaurants as each time I tried they were fully booked. Snorkeling at the resort is not fantastic. You can take the boat out for a half hour snorkeling trip just beyond the island in front of the resort, but this books out quickly and they won’t take under 12 years due to currents. We found if you walk past the coloured huts along the beach in front of the village and round the corner there is a beautiful beach and snorkeling there was very good a couple hours either side of high tide. You should take your own snorkel, mask, fins etc. The resort has limited snorkels and masks to use, and no fins. This is one area of the activities that could be improved by the resort. We decided to hire a car for a couple of days which can be done from the Rosie tour desk at the resort. This gave us a few more options for lunch and dinner near the resort, to get some variety. We loved Wests Grill and Chill which is a couple of kms back towards Sigatoka from the resort. Driving in Fiji is pretty easy when you stick to the main highway. We did take a day trip to pacific harbour for a snorkeling trip which I would recommend as an alternative to the Denarau day trips which is a bit more of a drive to get to. Overall we enjoyed our time at the Naviti, the staff were all lovely, the facilities were good and grounds well looked after.