"The environment is superb, and the unique way of getting to the island made for a truly memorable trip."

"The ideal low cost getaway to the Mamanuca islands. If you are a backpacker or surfer wanting a comfortable place to stay, without the bells and whistles of the luxury resorts, then this is the place for you.  Staff are friendly and accomodating. Walk straight off the beach into the most beautiful snorkelling reef. Cabins cute and breezy (no air con -wasn’t needed in my stay) Breakfast is buffet. Portions for lunch and dinner modest. Enough for me but if you’re a big eater considering bringing  snacks or 2 min noodles just in case."

"Relatively speaking, what I am most satisfied with about this resort is actually the service, and by this service I mean the face-to-face service from the island welcome, facility introduction and restaurant, which really makes me feel at home. The room is large enough and the bed is very comfortable. There are also many free water sports equipment for guests to use. There should be more dissatisfactions, and the positive comments above are also basic for resorts at this price. Let me talk about some things I am not satisfied with. After landing on the island, I flew a drone as soon as possible. The staff immediately told me that it was not allowed to fly over the island because of privacy. I could only fly towards the sea. I gladly accepted this, but after checking in, when I was flying a drone for my niece to take pictures, the security guard ordered me to immediately recycle the drone. The entire resort could not fly, even towards the sea. At this time, another reason was that this was a helicopter landing point, and in fact, DJI also had a limit of not exceeding 60 meters in height. I couldn't accept this in my heart, because it was obviously inconsistent with the rules told to me during the welcome. In addition, as for privacy, the use of cameras should be prohibited, because drones cannot see people clearly unless they fly at ultra-low altitudes, but my camera can. Although the resort is by the sea, you can't see the sunrise or sunset. For a photography enthusiast like me, I will never choose this place again. In addition, there are so many mosquitoes and flies in the whole resort that I can't worry about eating during the day. I need to keep driving away the mosquitoes with my hands. I can't drive away the mosquitoes at dinner at all, and I can only let them suck my blood. The cooking of the food should be good, especially the steak. The seafood generally feels not fresh enough. The faucet in the restaurant bathroom has a pitiful small water flow and has not been replaced. (Figure 10) What I am most dissatisfied with is that there are clothes on the trees next to the beach, and I found this from the photos after I took the portrait. It is unforgivable that such a high-priced resort has such avoidable mistakes. We spent so much money and time shooting, but the background in the photo turned out to be like this. At that time, there was no time to reshoot. I deliberately took pictures of the clothes that should not appear on the tree before leaving this morning. (Pictures 8-9) The resort obviously has no measures for environmental protection. When I walked into the sea and found corals, I consciously stopped moving forward because I can't swim and can't keep my body afloat. If I continue moving forward, I will definitely step on the corals and kill them. The water house is the characteristic of the resort, but I am very glad that I didn't book it. Later, I often observed it on site. I prefer the wooden house in the jungle next to the beach."

"Travelled to Six Senses in September as a couple from California seeking relaxation on island time. We left with so much more. Six Senses became home from the moment we stepped off of the boat to be greeted by a dozen or so staff. What a welcome it was! From there we were introduced to our GEM Joe and I can honestly say that our trip just wouldn’t have been the same without Joe. Nothing was too big of an ask for Joe. He got reef shoes from the mainland for me. He arranged a hand carved necklace for my son. Joe was phenomenal and he embodies the warm and love to the Fijian people. Thank you Joe, from the bottom of my heart for making our trip so special. The resort itself is just beautiful. Serene and quiet. The perfect place to unwind and disconnect from our normally busy day to day world. We particularly loved the sustainability aspect of the hotel. You must visit Cluckingham Palace and try the daily Rocket Fuel made by Ben! Ben was another staff member that absolutely left his mark from the moment we met him. You’ll find Ben and his wonderful stories alongside his authentic Fijian warmth at the ice-cream bar. I was genuinely sad to say goodbye to Ben on the last morning. If you want a more adventurous trip there is plenty to do. We did the sunset hike which was just stunning (and a little strenuous) snorkelling out on a sandbar, diving, the spa. And another highlight was Isaac taking us to the local village to meet with the Village Chief for a Kava Ceremony and tour of the village. We really got to see the real Fiji. Thank you Issac. Six senses is truly stunning but for us it’s the warmth and love of the staff at this resort that truly make it stand out above the rest. We can’t wait to return. Lucy & Valod"

"Not bad, good value for money"