Hotels con internet a Tokoriki Island

Our stay at the Sheraton on Tokoriki Island was lovely. Every member of staff is local Fijian living on nearby islands and are always happy and love playing with the kids, friends can be made everywhere. Big shoutout especially to John the fantastic bartender who made each person feel like his brother or sister and made fantastic drinks. There’s so much else to say so I’ll go over some things I would’ve been interested in knowing before my stay: -snorkeling trips and boat rides to Castaway island and other islands are available at somewhat reasonable prices -shampoo, body wash, and lotion are all provided with many medications, sunscreen, snacks, souvenirs and other necessities available in hotel shop open everyday -don’t forget an outlet adapter -ask about the daily activity schedule (activities every hour) and the walking trails to a beautiful hidden beach with amazing seashells and fruit trees -talk to the chefs, they will make you something off the menu or something that is special to them -getting up and out of the room early around sunrise was one of the best things we did -make sure to get the breakfast buffet added on, many options of food and makes the morning extra relaxing -tap water seems safe to drink now (older reviews say otherwise) and is served at meals but we were still glad we brought a few 1L bottles on the boat with us from Nadi -beach is empty most of the time as most people seemed to stay at the pool, renting equipment is variable based on sea swells and other weather conditions so take advantage when you can -food is pricey especially with some plates having very small amounts of food, if all inclusive there are many delicious things to try -if you are looking to relax by reading and swimming staying here for a week or more is east, if you’re looking for adventure stop here for a couple days then move to a different island Overall, each and every member of the staff wants you to have a memorable time. I hope this review has answered one of your questions!

You cannot go wrong choosing Tokoriki resort! I went with my best friend and although most of the people and stuff on the island is geared towards couples we had a great time. Still, there are some things you should consider so let me walk through all the details. Booking: Wonderful! If you have the chance, speak to someone in reservations directly. It was lovely to speak to someone real and start that relationship. I used Skype to call and it was so nice to have all my questions answered. I'd been here once before years ago for a wedding but as a guest I just kinda arrived. For this trip I wanted to plan it all out and knowing what all the options and events and such were was so helpful. If you want to avoid the 3% credit card booking fee you can do a bank transfer. You'll still pay your fees and their fees (why isn't this just baked into the price???) for the wire transfer but it's probably still less. You'll be asked for a deposit and then final payment so prep for two sets of fees. Getting there: Easy. You have three options helicopter, private speed boat, or South Seas ferry. If you plan with the helicopter or private speed boat you'll arrive super quickly and can start you vacay right away. If you're looking for the less expensive route you can book the noon (and only) ferry via South Seas. I booked it through their website and added on the bus transfer they offer. To return we snagged a cab back. Both were about the same price - bus or cab. Arrival: Needs improvement. You're tired, it's a lot of travel, and you arrive to chaos. All I wanted was a shower and my bed but instead I had to sit getting eaten by mosquitos while three different people passed us around to tell us what was going on. Hopefully they are working on this, but be prepared for chaos and let the Fiji way of slowing down and kinda not giving AF take hold of you. Activities: Needs improvement. There's a spa and dive shop that while part of the resort run their own books. Stuff fills up FAST which other reviews have mentioned. You can't pre-schedule anything which to me is really frustrating. When I arrive I want to just turn off my brain and vacay mode, but that first few hours we dashed over to the spa to book all our appointments (do this ASAP upon arrival no joke!), then hit the dive shop to make sure we had booked for snorkeling trips, village trip, etc. Also double check anything the resort may have scheduled you. Our package came with a Castaway Island lunch that was scheduled for the day we arrived (***?) and teppanyaki dinner that we also ended up asking to move. Also follow up on anything someone says they are doing for you because stuff gets forgotten or not communicated. Food: ASTOUNDING. My friend and I are picky beeches and we loved every meal. The curry and fish were are favorites but honestly everything was wonderful. She is gluten free and I have a bean/soy/peanut allergy. The chef came and spoke with us regarding our special needs and had no problems