Savasi Island Resort

小飛機飛到薩武薩武，薩瓦西度假村接機根據航班時間貼合接機，一點不耽誤。酒店服務五星級水準，餐食美味，可以定每日活動，選擇也很多。度假村的海灘清澈見底，餐廳的風景美麗，值得一去。

Accessed by Fiji air on an easy 1 hr flight from Nadi on a small plane - we chose the ‘pay in Fjd ‘ option in their website & strangely it was significantly cheaper than paying in Aud - A bonus! What is there to fault at Savasi resort? Very little, it is the most wonderful atmosphere in a serene setting. There are a number of things that put this resort at the top of our many Fiji trips. it’s a combination of the beautiful environment, the staff who are amazing, the villas are authentic Fijian and the food was faultless. We stayed for a six day package and the fact that food is included here is fantastic. Having travelled all over the world, we can confidently say this food was up there with the best. No matter what cultural food they were cooking, it was a A1! We booked a 1 bed cliff top villa direct with the resort and were lucky enough to be upgraded to a 2 bedroom – villa 5 which was set back out of the wind, but still had sun on the pool most of the day. It was heaven! Take an eyepatch if you are woken easily as the villas are positioned for the views, so don’t have full window coverings. The only thing we found is maybe the air cons will need re- gassing as they struggled to cool the rooms fully at night when it was hot. The resort is kept pristinely clean and we noted that the small things, like staff brush all the many paths with a broom rather than using a noisy leaf blower, ensuring the peacefulness. They offer activities if you want to do a lot and you can relax if not. But what makes a resort like this has to be its staff. You can feel when people are happy where they work and the balance is just right here. They are the most beautiful people always friendly and willing to help, while professional and humble. A resort is only as good as the staff they hold and the owners are lucky to have people like this as the face of Savasi resort. We had a birthday dinner in the special cave area & the staff came & sang with a bday cake which was a lovely touch! After more than two decades of visiting Fiji, we can say we will be back – it felt like family. Next time we will time our flights to go straight thru to Savasi from home, as international & domestic terminals are side by side. Vinaka vakalevu

Our family of four (two adults and kids ages 8 and 11) just returned from an eight night stay at Savasi. Visiting Fiji from the States was certainly a bucket list trip, and it did not disappoint. We stayed in the Sea Breeze villa, though we quickly realized a toilet needed to be repaired so management moved us into Blue Lagoon 2 for a couple of days during the maintenance. The BEST parts of our stay: -We loved the reef/rock pools surrounding the resort and our kids never tired of exploring the abundance of sea life. -As mentioned many times before in other reviews, the grounds around the resort are breathtakingly beautiful. -We also had a wonderful couples massage at the spa and I can’t recommend their services highly enough. -The cultural experiences (Meke performance, kava ceremony with Isaac, and visit to the village with Alec) were so special to our family. We really love opportunities to expose our kids to different cultures and learn about traditions and values of the communities we visit, so this was greatly appreciated. -Snorkeling Split Rock and Natewa Bay were worth every additional penny. Stunning. -Most importantly, big kudos to the kitchen staff for accommodating our daughter’s celiac disease (gluten allergy), as they went above and beyond to offer GF baked goods, noodles, etc. Likewise, both of our kids are still in a picky phase and they were thrilled with the kids menu offerings. The food/restaurant was really a highlight all around and we always enjoyed our dining experiences each day. The good: -Kayaking around the lagoon and visiting the blow holes made for a fun morning activity for us. -The main beach next to Sea Breeze is small but relaxing. -The majority of staff were really joyful and kind. -When we had issues (like wasps in our rooms), we used the resort app to put in a request and the staff quickly tried to remedy. Things to think about: -It was chaotic and stressful to move rooms, but primarily because we had planned activities that meant scrambling to get everything together with little notice. This was not the only time we felt like communication from the front desk left a little to be desired. Not a lot of acknowledgment or apology when issues arose, and I guess that was a surprise after reading so many comments about the superior hospitality. -We had SO MANY bugs in both villas (mostly wasps and both big and small ants… even some lizards and what we think was a mouse that scampered across the roof beam.) Its a tropical environment, so I do realize it’s to be expected to an extent, but they were all over the beds every night, along with mysterious wood shavings from the ceiling that would fall all throughout the day, and it just zapped our ability to relax and sleep well. Sometimes housekeeping would let down the mosquito netting, but it wasn’t consistent, so we spent a good twenty thirty minutes wiping all the pillows and sheets down and draping the netting most nights. -To that end, there are