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See why so many travellers make Navutu Stars Fiji Hotel & Resort their hotel of choice when visiting Yaqeta Island. Providing an ideal mix of value, comfort, and convenience, it offers a luxury setting with an array of amenities designed for travellers like you. Guest rooms offer amenities such as a minibar and a refrigerator, and guests can go online with free wifi offered by the hotel. Navutu Stars Fiji Hotel & Resort features room service, to help make your stay more enjoyable. The property also boasts a pool and free breakfast. Travelers looking for seafood restaurants can head to Navutu Stars Resort Restaurant. We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Navutu Stars Fiji Hotel & Resort as you experience all of the things Yaqeta Island has to offer.
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Navutu Stars Resort is celebrated for its serene and intimate environment, with guests often highlighting the private beaches and range of relaxing amenities. While opinions on value vary, with some finding it reasonable and others commenting on expensive food, the resort's atmosphere is unanimously praised for its vibrant cultural experiences.
Exceptional cleanliness is a standout feature, from lagoons to accommodations. The service at Navutu Stars is frequently lauded for its warmth and personal touch, and the rooms strike a delightful balance between modernity and traditional design, ensuring privacy and comfort.
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We had such an amazing time at Navutu Stars. The staff were fantastic. I think there are about 6- 8 Bures (a couple per Bure) so the number of guests is capped at a low number and the staff get to know your names and personalise the experience. One night there was a traditional feast and dancing and we had so much fun. But you also have lots of space, privacy and time to just spend time with your partner. It's quite romantic. You can just relax or be a bit more active.
There are daily activities, some of which are free of charge (local snorkel, walk/tour to the village) and others of additional cost. They are opt in so you can tailor your holiday to what you want.
The beach is paradise - we used the doughnut tubes, paddle board and kayaks - you can take them out at anytime (also free of charge). Clear water and a really nice temperature. There's a pool but we were in the beach water everyday so didn't use it but other guests did whilst we were there.
The rooms are very spacious and have that Greek island white polished concrete type vibe. Very clean. Each night they make your room up whilst you are at dinner to prepare it for bed. Each Bure has it's own private front yard area with a large hammock and day beds.
We were very sad to leave. I was 3 months pregnant and the staff were very accomodating and i was able to manage this pretty easily whilst on the island.
A few tips to note if travelling to Fiji for the first time (like we were) - meals are a bit more expensive on all the islands. This is reasonable and it costs more to serve food here than it does on mainland (apart from the fresh produce that is island sourced). - Nadi ('Nandi') on the mainland was not our vibe at all. We are in our 30s. Navutu Stars was SO peaceful and it was amazing just listening to the water in the evenings and during the day. In comparison Nadi was loud with lots of nightlife. - Denarau is the port where you can get the Yasawa Flier (boat) to Navutu stars and the other Yasawa islands. About 4.5 hrs from the port to Navutu Stars on the Yasawa Flier - there are much quicker ways to get there like helicopter but at a cost. We stayed a night in Denarau at the Hilton on the way back, before catching out flight the next day. This is a family friendly resort with everything you need - the type of place you just stay in the resort by the pool etc if you don't want to venture out and explore culture. - People don't really swim at the mainland beaches. The island beaches are STUNNING. - Remember even though this is a paradise resort, you are on an island in nature (although it's so comfortable). They have hot water showers in your bure but it's not the type of place you would go if you wanted a long hot bath - no baths (not sure why you would because the weather is generally very warm and you can soak in the beautiful clear salt water sea) or a very long shower. Instead you would be going to a resort at Denarau. Internet - it worked just fine for what we needed. Each couple is given a Dongle to use for their stay. Reception - my husband is with Telstra and could make and receive calls well in our 'front yard' and could but a bit choppy in the room. However we really tried to disconnect from technology but we were reachable. I only make these points as i've read other reviews of island stays that are a bit critical of things that i think are an obvious part of staying on a remote paradise type island.
We are SO glad that we went to Navutu Stars. We loved it. It was so much nicer than the mainland in our experience. It was a paradise. We had such a great time and it was the perfect place to relax. We were very sad to leave.
(Melbourne, Australia).
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Date of stay: September 2023Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Response from Varani Naboutini, Other at Navutu Stars Resort
Responded Oct 12, 2023
Bula Nic Jules, Thank you very much for taking your time to share your experience with us. We are so glad you found our resort a good place to stay and we were very happy to hear that our staff were very friendly, helpful and made your stay really special. Once a again thank you very much for a lovely review and looking forward to seeing you again soon. Vinaka and Best Regards, Navutu Stars Team
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We had some highs and some lows at this quaint little resort. It is very quiet and lovely and if you walk down the beach, it's virtually untouched at the end. We had our best massages here as well. The Bure was spacious and comfortable and a little rustic, but lovely.
We kayaked over to another island and it was beautiful and had untouched beach as well. We also did a snorkel trip (just ok) and went coral fishing (so much fun - thank you Solo)!
Sadly, we did not find the food to be one of their strong points. The real let down for us was that the head waiter, the gentleman in all of the pictures who looks the most happy and somewhat flamboyant, gave us the cold shoulder every time we came to the restaurant for a meal. He actually made us feel unwelcome despite our best efforts to win his favor and chat him up a bit. After a few days we just gave up and dreaded seeing him at every meal. It was unlike anything I had ever encountered.
In contrast, everyone else we encountered was fantastic so I cannot fault the resort, but it did impact our time there.
It was a unique experience being on this beautiful little island and we are glad we experienced it. The staff sang the most beautiful version of the farewell song we heard in our time in Fiji.
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Date of stay: July 2019
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Response from Navutu S, General Manager at Navutu Stars Resort
Responded Feb 7, 2020
Bula bula and thank you for all your lovely words. The farewell song is so incredibly moving isn't it - and it comes from the heart which is what makes it so powerful! So often we have guests crying when they leave as they feel quite overwhelmed. Happy to hear too that you had such a unique experience and found the island so beautiful and the staff so fantastic. I am puzzled about your comments about our waiter which seem very personal in nature – it does seem odd that you 'dreaded' coming to the restaurant because he wasn’t friendly enough. I see that you stayed with us way back in July, which is a long time ago – way too long ago for us to find out why this may be so, but I am guessing he found your attempts to ‘chat him up’ as you say, a little intrusive. Or perhaps he was just busy doing his job and didn’t have time to single you out for specific attention – July is certainly our busiest month at the resort. Regardless, thank you again for all your kind words and your sentiment about the fantastic staff, moving farewell song and overall unique experience of being on our beautiful little island. We wish you many more happy holiday adventures.
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We arrived at Navutu Stars by helicopter and left the same way. We had a spectacular view over the islands and coral reefs on the way. If you can, transferring by seaplane or helicopter is fantastic and gives you more time at the resort. We upgraded to a Beachfront Bure, which was spacious and beautiful and had welcoming messages written in shells and flowers. The view from the bed over the verandah through the trees to the sand and the sea was to die for. The staff we dealt with on a daily basis were fantastic. They were warm, friendly and helpful and could not do enough for us. We were on a half board plan which included an evening cocktail. Breakfast included freshly baked muffins, cereal and fruit, and cooked options were also offered. We occasionally ate lunch but it was quite expensive and the quality was variable. Examples of lunch were steak sandwich and chips for $54 and fish and chips for $37. Dinners ranged from good to exceptional. We had chilli crab one night, the crab was cooked to perfection and was the best crab we've ever eaten. Some of the desserts were also wonderful. Meeting at the bar before dinner was a great experience. The guests would gather and chat over a drink and nibbles and Pene, the barman, was a cocktail wizz. A list of activities for the next day would appear on the board in the afternoon, some FOC and some paid. Unfortunately we picked the wrong person to ask about fishing and some of the snorkeling activities. When we spoke to Dan, the activities manager, he recommended snorkeling at the Blue Lagoon, a paid activity. We explained that we just wanted to go to good snorkeling spots, but when we arrived there we found that the reef was completely dead and there were not many fish. We were a bit annoyed that we had quite a long boat ride in a 7 person dinghy getting soaked by seaspray, having no shelter from the sun and then not having a good snorkeling experience. We were surprised that a luxury resort like Navutu would not have a better boat for travelling to different snorkeling and fishing spots, especially those 45 minutes away. There was not even a ladder or step on the boat so snorkelers could get back on board. Dan did not organise any good fishing trips for our friend Greg, despite our repeated requests and our finding out that other people managed to go fishing repeatedly with a guide. Nor did Dan make an effort to have Greg included. All of this tarnished his and our enjoyment of the trip. Overall, we had a lovely time and were sorry to leave.
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Date of stay: July 2022
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I have been traveling around Fiji and stayed at some amazing resorts so I am not a winging traveler that complain all the time but what this resort did to me was utterly unacceptable.
I was due to stay at this resort from the 27-31 Dec 2019. I booked this hotel way in advance atleast two month earlier. As such I was able to get a decent rate and was looking forward. A week before my trip commenced I got an email from them saying that they had overbooked and that they would put me up in a different resort on a different Island. They gave no further information..
The resort they offered was Nanuya resort which both in terms of stars and cost is much inferior to this hotel. I was staying at Nanuya three night before Navutu so I told them that this was unacceptable. They did not reply. I sent them a reminder email they continued to ignore.
Finally I had to resort to forcing them to give me a refund through booking.com and I had to find an alternative place to stay. Finding a resort 2 weeks before xmass is incredibly expensive and difficult. We ended up paying way more than what we should have to stay at Paradise Cove (which is an amazing resort by the way).
So here is the scam. Navutu sold their rooms to customers and forced them to pay a deposit months in advance. They then did not take themselves off the websites and increased their price. People booked the same rooms that I booked at a much higher cost close. Navutu then did the math and decided that they will drop all the customers that paid a lower rate so they can make more profit. They sent that email, did not respond and waited for stressed out passengers to for a cancellation just so they have a place to stay and then they pocketed the profit. This in my book qualifies as a scam. If they had overbooked, morally they should have cancelled the rooms for customers that booked later on. When I booked there was ample vacancy so I'm sure I was first in line.
My advice is not risk ruining your holiday and getting ripped off like we did and staying away from these guys.
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Date of stay: December 2019Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Response from Navutu S, Owner at Navutu Stars Resort
Responded Mar 2, 2020
Bula bula We are really sorry that you missed the Navutu experience due to a glitch in the reservations system. We have actually just changed our service provider in an effort to make sure something like this never happens again. We felt really sad that this happened, and even more sad to read your horrible allegations here which are completely unfounded, not to mention absolutely false. The moment we discovered the overbooking we offered you a choice of two alternate nearby resorts, but you advised that you did not want either of these, so we were liasing with Paradise Cove to host you (at our expense ,obviously as it was our error,) when we received a notification from booking.com that you had cancelled your booking. We immediately refunded you. There was no force, no rip off, no scam. You have every right to be upset about the booking mistake, it must have been disappointing - we understand - but we are truly baffled at how you made the leap from a system error, to accusing us of 'fraud' - thats a lot of really negative assumptions to make and nasty things to accuse us of, it also shows your lack of knowledge of how hotel booking systems work. We are a small, sustainable and much loved family-owned resort operating in a remote location and have strong ties to the local community and are dedicated to having a positive impact on our social and natural environment. Guests absolutely love our resort and have really meaningful, unforgettable holiday experiences with us. As you will see here on tripadvisor, we are consistently ranked with 5 stars and constantly described as paradise on earth, and the destination of a lifetime . Are we perfect? No! Do we own our occasional mistakes? Yes indeed! Do we deserve to be slammed with these insults? Absolutely not! Again we are truly sorry that our system glitch caused you disappointment it is unacceptable to us and we can reassure you that the problem has been rectified. We would be happy to discuss any of this further with you through direct conversation - you may use our reservations email - just as we were happy to consult with you directly at the time of the issue, but you cancelled the booking before we had the chance to resolve things to your (and our) satisfaction. We sincerely hope that you managed to enjoy the rest of your stay in Fiji.
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Sun, sand, snorkelling, excellent food and cocktails, amazing sunsets and some of the nicest and friendliest people that you’ll ever hope to meet is how I will remember my time at Navutu Stars resort. After a very special welcome from the staff we were shown to our accommodation (travelling as a family of four we had the two-bedroom bure) which was beautiful with a lovely view of the water. This is a small boutique resort so it gives you a much more personalised experience than what you will receive at larger resorts.
The food is excellent (with very decent portions) – continental breakfast is provided and then you have the option of paying for al a carte dining or half board (dinner only) or full board (all meals). The resort was very obliging in sending sample menus and pricing to me ahead of time so we could choose the option right for us. Dinner is served from around 7pm onwards but delicious cocktails are served at the adjacent bar before that – which also gives you the opportunity to chat to the other guests and staff. You can also request private dining for a more romantic experience.
Optional activities for the next day are written on a blackboard, which usually includes snorkelling or another expedition in the morning and then another activity in the afternoon. Expect to pay approximately Fj$60-80 for most diving trips (although some are free) and the afternoon activities (eg a hike, coconut demonstration, natural Fijian medicine walk) are usually free of charge. There are also options for private outings such as a picnic on one of the nearby secluded beaches and fishing. The snorkelling is fantastic – the staff are from the surrounding villages and are extremely knowledgeable. We thought the boat trips across the water to the dive sites were a big part of the fun as well! You also get plenty of downtime (I spent a lot of time on the hammock on the beach outside my bure), walks along the beach and there are kayaks and SUPs and a spa that offers very relaxing massages, amongst other treatments. There are no TVs in the bures but with so many activity options you don’t need one! Don’t be surprised if you are escorted on some of your outings by the very cute resort dog, Dolly, although she can sometimes make the kayaking and paddleboarding a bit of a challenge!
An absolute highlight for us was an escorted trip to Yaqeta village, the only village on the island and a short walk from the resort. It was fantastic to tour the classrooms of the school and we also had the opportunity to buy some souvenirs from some of the local ladies in the knowledge that our money was going directly to the community.
The staff sing a farewell song to you before you leave the island and you carry that away with you as well as all the fabulous memories that you have made. I cannot recommend this very special place highly enough and I sincerely hope that I will make it back there again sometime soon. Vinaka to one and all! xx
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Date of stay: July 2022
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My wife and I stayed in the grand bure at Navutu stars for 6 nights over the new year and I have to say that every moment was amazing.
When we arrived they greeted us with smiles and Fijian compassion. Dan is very knowledgeable and a great guy who answers all questions. Our room was exceptionally clean and serviced twice a day. The food is excellent and the staff are great, treat them as you would like to be treated, the price of the food is based on luxury and location. We had daily activities available to us which some were free and others had a service fee. The location is amazing in the Yasawa islands, it feels like you are in paradise and all amenities were clean. The staff are helpful and will assist you at all times.
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Date of stay: December 2021
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Room Tip:You want to stay in the Grand Bure
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Response from Dean Mc, General Manager at Navutu Stars Resort
Responded Jan 2, 2022
Bula Bula Phil! And warm fijian greetings from Dan and all! We really appreciate you sharing your Navutu experience on TripAdvisor for us and for our future guests. We love to hear about your amazing experience - it inspires us to work harder and strive for the very best with our team! We really look forward to extending a warm and colourful Fijian welcome to you whenever you return in the future. Stay healthy and Safe - Vinaka Vakalevu!
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We loved our time here. The second we stepped off the boat we were greeted with a delicious fresh coconut water, and made to feel so welcome. We stayed in grand Bure 1, and it was the most breathtaking accommodation I’ve ever seen. Total private paradise; with amazing views. The staff are so friendly and entertaining, and we fell in love with the resort dog Dolly. Daily cocktails are incredible, and the food - particularly the fish - is very tasty and big portions. The team also kindly helped us to arrange a dive trip at a neighbouring resort. The trip to the island village was so lovely We hope to return one day!
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Date of stay: July 2022Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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One star for the few staff members who were cordial and kind and for the free-running island dogs that were better hosts than anyone working at the resort.
Navutu Stars is a rundown resort in bad need of updating in both its facility and staff - both of which may have been hospitible at a time, but have lost their lustre and ability to support guests paying alot of money to stay ($800CAD/night).
Because the huts are not air conditined, open windows will leave the room hot, damp and even wet. All our clothes were beyond wearing and musty. Beds were damp and uncomfortable. Our fridge leaked all over the floor, to add to the moisture.
The food is low grade and insanely priced. For $150 ($90CAD) per person, per day, breakfast and dinner are offered. Lunch is a seperate charge. Keep in mind, they advertise breakfast as included, though you come to find out that is only a continental one, once you arrive. Paid breakfast is a basic bacon, eggs, pastries and fruit. Dinner is low quality meats, fish or a poorly made pasta choice. For an added charge ($25 FJD), you can have salad or veg with dinner. Lunch offers a seperate pay menu where, for example, you can pay $55 FJD ($33CAD) for a sandwich with two slices of plain white bread, a few grams of low quality meat and eight french fries (I counted because I could). Lunch resembles something made in a highschool cafeteria, or worse.
Alcoholic drinks are insanely priced, poorly made and made by bartenders who are annoyed with any order placed.
The staff, for the most part is friendly to say hello to, but once a request is made for a towel, water, a drink from the bar, etc., their demeanor changes and you become annoying to them. But they'd be happy to sell you excursion after excursion at inflated, unfair prices.
The resort owner sits in view of all guests and refuses to greet, smile or even acknowledge your presence. It sets a foul mood for the entire visit. At $800 CAD per night (not including food or drink) a simple smile or "hello" goes far. You can see where the staff get their training.
The beach is very small and the hut access to the water is limited and rocky making it near impossible to access the water from your room. It may be a water front hut, but not water front access unless you enjoy destroying your feet on the inhospitable rocks.
Wifi is shoddy and unreliable.
Overall, our two day stay was two days too long. If not for the island dogs, this would have been a one star review.
With the many choices available in the Yasewa islands, some of which we stayed at, at similar and sometimes cheaper costs, there is no reason to stay at or return to the Navu-two Stars resort.
There are 5 star resorts to choose from at comparable prices.
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Date of stay: August 2023
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If I would describe Navutu Stars Resort, I would say, it is like coming back to my mother’s hometown. I come from the Philippines and I live in Adelaide now with my beloved partner. To say the least, the resort was very relaxing and full of wonders. The food and cocktails deserve Michelin stars and the people were very friendly and wonderful as they made so much effort to make us feel like royalties. My partner and I were pampered to the core. Daily massages with Aggy, Anna and/or Grace. The housekeeper, Taru, made sure our cabin was impeccably clean and tidy twice a day, made sure we had daily supply of Fiji water, clean towels, mosquito repellent coil and a bowl of clean water at the entrance of our cabin to wash off the sand from our feet, and she’s done laundry and ironing for us, as well. Our cabin was spacious enough to have a dance floor in it. The ceiling that’s made of mahogany wood and woven palm leaves was stunning! Our daily pre-dinner cocktails were so much fun as we met and enjoyed chatting to their lovely staff and guests. The bartender, Penne’s cocktail mix and coconut nibbles were to die for. Thanks to Penne, I also enjoyed my freshly picked coconut/coconut water with my daily cocktails/mocktails. Also, the dog, Dolly, was the friendliest and most sociable dog I’ve ever seen. We also had a cava ceremony and dinner party on Thursday night and the children from the village visited on Sunday, sang to us and played with us. My partner and I had a wonderful relaxing time in Navutu Stars and definitely, we will be going back. I’ve attached some of the photos I’ve taken during our stay there. These photos were taken in between 04/09/2022~12/09/2022.
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Date of stay: September 2022
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Room Tip:The cabins are 90% water-front and most of them are similar in size. Just choose the view or...
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This was a wonderful place to stay. The boat trip on the Yasawa Flyer was a lovely trip. The ocean on that day was very calm. The day was sunny but not too hot. On arrival we were met on the dive boat by Solo and Sam. These lovely guys became our very close mates and fishing buddies for my husband during our stay. Greeted by Dan and introduced to the staff then escorted to our beautiful Bure. As there are only ten bures at the resort we were within a very short walk to the beach, pool and restaurant. The sunsets were amongst the best we have ever seen. All meals were gourmet, the daily fruit platters were made with fresh fruit picked daily, the cocktails were so nice and we had a special cocktail each night. Lovo night with kava and local entertainment including participating in a Fiji line dance. What a great giggle and a chance to meet some people from the local village. Our daily activities included fishing, snorkelling, planting coral, visiting a number of the surrounding islands and the highlight was visiting a village and meeting some of the year 6 and 7 students. The Students were studying different countries and were invited to question our group regarding our country of origin, leader and some of our history. Such very polite and smart children and a very kind and enthusiastic teacher. We distributed educational gifts to the students. All the staff at Navutu Stars treated us like family. They are all very special people who enjoy working there and most importantly from a guests viewpoint the owners and management are lovely, generous people who respect and value their staff.
We highly recommend this boutique resort . We stayed here for seven days and wish we’d stayed for fourteen.
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Date of stay: June 2022
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Room Tip:All bures were well positioned.
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Bula Cathy, kids from 12 years old are allowed at the resort , please email our reservation team or message us on social media for the best rates, Vinaka
For meals, a full continental breakfast is already included in your room rates. Lunch and Dinner is extra and you have the option of purchasing a meal plan that consists of a 2 course lunch and a 3 course dinner at FJD$225.00 per person / day or half board dinner plan option that includes a 3 course dinner at F$169.00 per person /day and you purchase lunch a la carte with this option.
There a 2 seaplane companies operating in this area Turtle airways and Pacific Island Air and both have their last flights out of Nadi around 4 or 4:30 at latest. They can only fly at daylight. You can try to contact them but I think 5:40 is definitely too late
There are more places to choose from in the Yaqeta Island area.
PRICE RANGE
C$439 - C$760 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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10
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