Yasawa Island Resort and Spa

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Great for Ages:

0-12
Category

Resort
Location

Seaside
Standard

Luxurious
Style

Traditional

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Yasawa Island Resort and Spa, Yasawa Island, Fiji

LOCAL EXCURSIONS

Blue Lagoon Caves Tour
Snorkeling
Scuba Diving
Fishing
Picnics on private, secluded beaches
Attend Sunday Church Service in Nearby Village

Hotel with Kids' Clubs

Favorite Features

Baby Ready: Crib and highchair available
School Age Action: Near age-appropriate sights and activities
Cool for Teens: Independence is possible in this remote resort
Spectacular setting and views
All-suite accommodations just steps from the sand
Well-appointed accommodations
Family weeks offered throughout the year
Variety of onsite sports and activities appeal to all ages

Families Should Know

Children under 12 allowed during family weeks only
During family weeks free kids’ club offered for ages 5+
Bures sleep a maximum of 4 people
Swimming pool is not fenced or heated
No kids’ pool
WIFI free in public areas only
Babysitting starts at F$12+ per hour
No disabled access
Remote location

CB! Approved Hotels and Resorts

Yasawa Island Resort & Spa has just 18 luxury bungalows located in a spectacular setting just steps from the beach, called bures, which is Fijian for sanctuary. Every bungalow also has a personal hammock and private beach hut. During special family weeks, the resort allows children under 12 and offers a free kids’ club for ages five and up. Children 12 and up are welcome at the resort year-round and will love the independence the isolated setting enables. Activities include epic snorkeling, swimming, diving, and sailing. All meals and most activities are included, so parents get a break from worrying about incremental charges. Families from around the world visit Yasawa Island; the resort is reached via its own private grass airstrip.