We stayed at Walubeach in December, 2011. It was unbelievably a heaven on Earth. Run by a very friendly family they understood every little need of our family of four. The food was fantastic and so fresh. It was as you can say "the way the world should be."! More

I literally stumbled upon Walu while on a group hike from a neighboring backpacker type "resort." I swiftly moved over to Walu upon learning that the price was more or less similar as it included all meals and…a private bure vs. a dingy room and shared facilities that were scary. The staff was unbelievably friendly. But I was there in... More

It's been over a year and a half since being at walu beach and i still dream of going back, this was probably the best place i've ever been in life so far, and i've been to a lot of places. If you ever have a chance to go here, don't think twice. I will do anything to give this... More

Well, I almost didn't go after reading World Travellers review (March 2011). I don't know what's happened since then, though someone did tell me they thought the resort had new owners? Anyway, whatever, we loved it! It's not 5 star, but it doesn't claim to be. The stresses we arrived with (don't we all have those...) just melted away as... More

Going to Fiji without any info and thousands of choices - that was our predicament. Luckily we met Lucy at the Scwarma carhire stand at Nadi Airport! She gave us a lot of valuable info on just about everything - including Walu Beach resort. It proved to be just the right place for us, quiet, simple, good food and excellent... More

We have just returned from an amazing holiday at Walu beach resort. (Also referred to as Lailai). We were pleasantly surprised, what a slice of paradise! The beachfront bures are just that...absolute beachfront. The accommodation consists of 15 beachfront bures, mostly 1 bedroom (can sleep 3 people) which is what we stayed in but they are very roomy. Apparently 2... More

Malolo Lailai is located in the Mananuca group of islands. To get to the resort is a beautiful 40 minute ferry ride from Port Denarau to Musket Cove Resort and from there we were picked up by our personal long boat driver to Walu Beach Resort, now known as Lailai Beach Resort. This ride will cost FJD$40 per person. The... More

although the lodges were amazing with great views and the staff even ran our bags up the rooms, the weather wasnt on our side and when activities were on (very minimal compared to other places) it seemed like it was more for the staff than the guests. also there was an import of bed bugs from neighbouring island such as... More

myself and my husband where fortune to spent time in walu beach at the end of a world trip its was the most relaxing place on earth with helpful staff and a lovely mixture of all age groups travelling!! surfers honeymooners and 40somethings like ourselves and we all mixed very well, we where also very fortunate to have met the... More