Ovalau Holiday Packages

All inc With Buffet Breakfasts and evebi g buffet dinners is actually good value.. we paid around $2800NZ for a week on island. We stayed in the apartments... which had everything we needed...nothing flash but practical and clean. Rooms 300 to 330 ish are acceptable but if your a perfectionish and love to pull holes in anything.. then perhaps pay more and stay elsewhere. The meals were 8/10 good... They must stsrt pre cooking ALL the beef meats at least an HOUR EARLIER each dayd for the evening buffets... we fou d it always undercooked, tough and mostly chewed then discarded..... otherwise selction is very good.. inc deserts. Geared up for older families... Ocean Swimming accessible all day long by moving between borth and south side beaches..(Sth Has the deep water pontoo n for low tide swims) We are trail runners and Mana Island allows for an adventurous runner walker to traveresw the entire circle ofbthr beaches... but 2 hrs either side of low tide is easiest.... Watch the beach dogs in small packs.. We were hasteld by 3 of them... not outwardly agressive but not that social either..... Staff are amazing and the iand has everythibg youll need for a week of relax.... Celll and data is available on roaming... Im a business owner and need to be connected..... best strength is up arou d the main resort and pool complex... MANA island films Survivor Fiji every year.. they close public bookings from around Late May to Early August..... and the 6 plus locations can be easily

We can't fault our stay at The Terraces. We had a 2-storey, 2 bedroom apartment on the second floor overlooking the golf course. Two bedrooms with ensuites upstairs, one with a balcony, and the living area, balcony, kitchen, laundry and a toilet downstairs. It was a great option for holidaying with our teenager. There is a pool at the property and a nice little cafe. The marina and Port Denaru shopping centre are across the road. The Bulla Bus stops at reception and cost FJD12 for the day. Taxis to anywhere on Denaru Island were FJD10. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Lots of eating options across the road. Some small aspects of the resort looked a bit tired, but this happens in the tropics, and it was always clean and tidy. There's no beach here, but you can always visit one of the other resorts for a day.