만타레이 아일랜드 리조트

總體很可以，性價比高，儘管16人間，但很整潔，住客也素質高，都是來自發達國家的年輕人，餐食一般，選擇不多，價位不低，而上午出發的manta卻衹看到一衹，有些失望，畢竟如今是manta season

This is one of the best resorts on the Yasawas for solo travelers; the dorm accommodation is large, clean and allows you to meet new people. There are also lots of activities and the food provided is great.

All in all we had a great stay, it’s a great resort and a slightly cheaper alternative to the other hotels on the islands around. The pizza and reef are amazing. Still, the resort is quite stretched, especially to go to the toilets from the tree houses is too far and all in all just not as well equipped (e.g. missing aircon) as other resorts. Its probably more suitable for younger travelers who also look for evening programms.

Highly recomend the Beachfront Villa!

F$39 for breakfast, F$25 for a happy hour cocktail! The prices they charge are just off the scale. We paid F$296 for nine beers, five cocktails and three pizzas between four of us. By far the most money we have spent at any resort as we sailed around the islands.

If you don´t want to get to know the real Fiji and only care about being on the beach and being served fries and burgers at a very high price for what you get, then this is your place. It is very well kept, many activities to do (paid and unpaid), and Mantaray swimming is definitely "the main attraction". However, we came from Taveuni and Naqalia Lodge in the Yasawas were we got to interact with the local staff and learn about Fijian culture in a very relaxed way, so for us this was disappointing. We found the staff helpful but there was no interaction with them, as if they were "playing some sort of role". We were later told that the owner form this place is American and that the staff is not allowed to interact with the guests "more than what they're told to", which is a shame because we come from Europe and we do really want to know more about their lives here (not mentioning that they get very few days of holidays) . The food portions were so little and soo expensive for that price! 119$ per person per night. Definitely the most expensive place we had been in Fiji. We rarely got local products! Apples don´t grow in Fiji so why would you offer them on the first place?? Same with "Vietnamese" meals, burger and fries, croissants, Danish pastries and many other examples.. Fiji has so many exotic fruits, roots and unique meals to offer! I am not happy having to write this review, I love Fijian people and their culture, they are so friendly and welcoming, but this place is not representing it properly and I hope I can help other travelers with their choices, and also help support more local businesses instead.