Nakelo Treasure Island Resort & Spa

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Sadly this beautiful island and wonderful staff have become victims of hierarchy neglect! Where clearly any money does not go back into the property, which is a real shame as could be a magical place. Loved the turtle nursery, large rooms and views... but the lack of supplies, cost of essentials, run down facilities and bed bugs became the unfortunate memory makers in our group 😪

We booked Nakelo off the online images, and upon arrival it was clear the damage they had sustained from the recent cyclone. Our first day was cloudy and a bit windy so it didnt show off the resort to its beauty. We had 5 days there, and by the end we didnt want to leave. The staff are lovely (Henry 1, Henry 2, Lannie, William, and the rest of the staff), and enjoy having a laugh or joke with you. The room we had was great, the aircon was wonderful on those hot humid days to have a break in. The Kokada dish is a must try - our favourite! The snorkeling is amazing. Both sides of the island offer different snorkeling experiences and worth spending a day on each reef. The sand bar trip is great, the reef out there is a must dive and is where we saw our first reef shark. Watch out for the trigger fish near the shore - they will protect their nest and will chase and bite you if you get too close. The jetskis are no longer used as the company that operated them is no longer there. The facilities need alot of refurbishment and they know that, but hopefully soon they get the funding to do what they need. There was only 14 of us on the island at any time and it was heaven. The whole island to ourselves and no kids - bliss. We got to release a turtle which was incredible. They have turtles and iguanas on the island which you can feed. There was trash around the beach which was a shame to see and would be an easy fix, but overall we loved out time, and we will be back in the future.

Amazing staff and island, superb reef with beautiful coral. Great place to truly relax and unwind. Will be back again.

Staff were very friendly, rooms and facilities are in need of an upgrade

Best island in Fiji!

The staff were nice and helpful. The rooms are ran down. The amenities on the island are ran down. The food was edible but not great. The snorkeling off the back side of the island was good. I went to scuba dive and after arriving I found that the dive shop was open but that they don’t offer diving. They gave me a number to call for a dive shop in Nadi that wanted to charge me $375 to dive

Good people.

It's hard to maintain all facilities to a high standard I imagine. The staff are amazing and we loved our holiday

Our room was lovely, clean and spacious, beautiful views. Unfortunately the water was turned off for large chunks of the day and the toilet didn't refill, had to use a bucket of water to flush. It wasn't too much of a problem but the communication about it could be better. The staff were friendly and kind, couldn't fault their enthusiasm, but a little disorganised when it came to excursions, we asked to go to Cloud 9 but spent two hours waiting past the time they said to be ready while they organised the trip, as a consequence we missed out on time there and wasted a proportion of our day. Buffet food and breakfast was disappointing but the a la carte and concession restaurants were good. We enjoyed the teppenyaki and the sunset meal. The turtles were a suprise and a treat, we enjoyed learning about their conservation efforts. Amenities were good. Lots of activities during the day and evening if that's your interest.

Maybe our favourite place of our honeymoon! Keep in mind it’s a very small island and this is not going to be your typical 4-5 star accommodation like you’d find on bigger islands or pricey spots. However, the energy and feeling of treasure island is unmatched. The staff became our best friends and showed us so much love. The beach, hammocks, crystal water, kayaks, sandbanks, quiet, snorkelling, staff, and beauty of Fiji were what made us fall in love. We stayed 7 nights and by the 5/6 night we were getting ready to move on because of the firmer bed and similar food menu daily which was decent but not amazing. But we are pretty easy going and like I said, if you enjoy the beach and snorkelling and just a beautiful beachy laid back quiet spot, this is it. They often have small children and families and school groups as we learned. Our first 3 nights were a dream because it was super quiet. I’d say 2-4 nights is probably best for most people !