Treasure Island Resort

Such a beautiful island we called home for a week. People are warm & welcoming. Staff are brilliant & the activities are fun for kids and adults. Henry's welcome song to fijian language class , to Ikes turtle & ignuana feed & crab hunting so many fun things to do. The water is amazing to snorkel and see the beautiful fishand corals. Everything is served with a smile. Whilst there are loads of positives , I think food is a major challenge & must be improved on. Also minor maintenance would be great to spruce up the place. Thank you for the lovely experiences & hope to see you soon. Vinaka !!!

The best stay at Treasure Island! The staff are very friendly and adhesions to all needs. The island is perfect for friends, families and couples. Water sports was available all day, you could use the paddle boards, kayaks, catamaran and there is also snorkelling available at all times without extra cost. Breakfast was lovely, night time meal options were good and drinks also. We really enjoyed our time on the island and could have easily stayed for up to a week as our 2 nights and 3 days was not long enough! Liz was great taking us snorkelling for the first time and very attentive and helpful. Transport to and from the island was made easy by the resort. Couldn’t fault our stay at all.

We had previously been to the Island 9 years ago and with the recent reviews we were a little hesitant going again with young children. However, we had an amazing time spending the last 6 days on the island. The beachfront bures were large and recently renovated. The proximity to the beach was also extremely convenient. The kids had a great time at Kids Club and the activities were very engaging for their ages. For an island there were a range of options from buffet, al a carte or teppanyaki. The night time activities ranging from the Kava ceremony to the traditional song and dance to the crab races were very special for all ages. Overall the staff were very friendly, personable & made us feel extremely welcome. Would definitely go back there.

The resort was clean, though could do with some work/better care in some areas such as the mini golf & tennis court. Our Bure was spacious and right on the beach. The hotel had decorated it beautifully for our honeymoon. Snorkel equipment and kayaks to rent for free everyday. Can go out fish feeding every morning and have the opportunity to jump off the boat and snorkel around, or back to shore if you fancy! I did this and it was incredible. There is a turtle sanctuary on the island, tiny baby turtles which are fed every morning and cared for. The staff are friendly and laid back. We had a lovely snorkelling experience organised by Wassy, with Bill and Nathan, they were kind and accommodating. One of the highlights of our stay was our Teppenyaki night. Book this a day or so in advance, it’s $100pp, but really worth doing…it’s the only decent food we had… our chef, Biss and waiter, Stephen, were accommodating, fun and professional. Gave us an excellent experience. Unfortunately the one big negative (which was saved slightly by above experience) was the food. Breakfast is basic. Get there early or it’s all pretty bad. Asked for Soy milk which was curdled. Food menu isn’t bad for variety or price however terrible quality, with even the most basic of dishes being pretty bad. We had just 1 decent meal from the menu in our 3 days there. Such a shame as the resort is beautiful and still Fiji owned. Hope the food improves and then we will be back!

Beautiful island, great for families.

Awesome beaches snorkeling and friendly staff. A wonderful place for a quiet family beach trip. Best snorkeling around.

A great resort if you are traveling with a young family. We were there with teens and despite the endless snorkeling they were ready for a new adventure after day 3. 7 days were too long in hindsight but we did settle into a comfortable routine. Potentially not a great place to stay if you have food allergies. I am celiac and I really struggled to get a meal options. The buffet did have vegetable options but not much protein options and I found it difficult to convey how desperate I was just to have a decent meal every couple of days. I did take a small toaster and GF bread with me and was so thankful that I did. The snorkeling is good and if you swim out to the reef drop off you will see some stunning coral, fish, sea creatures. We saw a turtle one day and a large reef shark another day. Tennis and mini golf are free to use whenever, and so are the Islands kayaks. My teenage daughter and I did most of the activities (basket weaving, crab racing, coconut picking, lei making, sulu tying etc). The resort activities staff are really good at getting people organized and making it fun. We partook in the 1/2 price happy hour each night and even joined the cocktail making class. The island is a beeeding home to a local turtle and the island has a sanctuary for hatchlings to ensure they will survive when released. We also enjoyed local red headed parrots, large fruit bats, the odd gecko and skink and the flightless banded rail (birds)

One of the worst places we have stayed. Left two days early and should have left the day we arrived! The staff are warm and friendly, the room was clean and well appointed. The reef for snorkeling is beautiful and a calm beach for the kids but that’s about all the positives I could possibly find. The food is on the verge of being not even consumable for animals. My husband got violently I’ll on day two after having the seafood. Good service was terribly slow. Often food arrived cold and undercooked. I think the French fries that came with my sons order were never cooked and just served frozen. Like I stated we left two days early without requesting a refund. Management clearly doesn’t care if their resort closes. They say they are working on it but clearly with as many bad reviews for over a year they don’t care. We were not the only ones to leave early in fact on the boat ride home everyone was leaving early and totally disappointed and disgusted at the conditions of what should have been a fantastic holiday.

Fantastic small tropical resort island perfect for any travelers. We were a family of 4 with teenage boys. The water sports included snorkeling, kayaking, paddle boarding, and others. Tennis and mini golf were daily fun competitions. We were so glad we made reservations for the special tempenyaki dinner on the slow Monday night it is a must do!!! Also they have fire dancing on Saturday night which was awesome to see. So many daily activities that every day was a different fun experience.

I am a New Yorker and well-travelled, but this was my first trip to Fiji. This resort reminded me of the Bahamas 30 years ago. The place is very family friendly and if you have children 7 to 12 they will love running around the island. It is super safe. Many nice Aussie families with lovely children. The beach is gorgeous. The rooms are what they are, but the shower pressure is good. The over all grounds are nice and they rack the leaves everyday with lots of hammocks and views of the ocean. Very relaxing. We stayed for 6 nights which was plenty. The food is REALLT mediocre, which after reading the reviews is what I expected. Basically, you try to figure out what to eat as best you can so you don't starve. Most of it is pretty bad. Service is terrible at meal times. We waited 2 hours for am omelette one morning and when it showed up it was scrabble eggs. I wish they would just let me into the kitchen. LOL. Recreation: There were two jet skies neither worked and were old. There was a jet ski group I saw go out that was guided that came from somewhere else. So there is some sort of guided jet ski experience you can arrange. I arranged for a boat to take us to Cloud 9, the floating bar (a super fun thing to do) but they forgot so when we showed up they and to move the day. Also a minimum of 4 must go and no one signed up so I paid for 4 people and drag two young women along with us, my treat. Not a big deal but "classic" service at this resort. Welcome to Fiji.