Yasawa Group
If you're looking to party, avert your eyes: this low-key, family-run hostel is all about seclusion and serenity. There are garden and beachfront bures and a clean eight-bed dorm: both are liveable, but the big draw here is the long, horseshoe-shaped beach and a breezy deck overlooking tiny Deviulau island – you can wade over at low tide and scramble to the top for great views.
Electricity available during peak hours.
13.07 MILES
Sawa-i-Lau is an odd limestone island amid a string of high volcanic islands. The underwater limestone is thought to have formed a few hundred metres…
3.45 MILES
The most famous of all the Yasawas’ beaches, the Blue Lagoon is crystalline, glossy and well-deserving of its star status (and role in the 1980 film of…
3.45 MILES
The most famous of all the Yasawas’ beaches, the Blue Lagoon is crystalline, glossy and well-deserving of its star status (and role in the 1980 film of…
13.07 MILES
Sawa-i-Lau is an odd limestone island amid a string of high volcanic islands. The underwater limestone is thought to have formed a few hundred metres…