A former copra plantation and a friendly, unpretentious family resort, Naigani Island Resort is popular with antipodean time-sharers. The villas have clean, white, airy interiors and are strung out along palm-lined paths in an arrangement that’s reminiscent of a retirement village. There’s a pretty beach and good snorkelling about 50m out from the shore.
The food here is OK (European-style food) and there’s a lovo at the weekend. There’s a small pool with a kids’ slide, a baby pool and several inflatables. There’s also a kids' club in the holidays. The dorm accommodation includes all meals and boat transfers.