Accomodations on the Mamanuca Islands

Accommodations are aplenty in the Mamanuca Group with a resort found on nearly all of the islands. At there moment, there are around 25 resorts located here along with numerous uninhabited isles. Ranging from budget to luxurious resorts, the accommodations in the Mamanuca Group are excellent, with most resorts offering superb packaged deals and trips. A wonderful vacation destination with its great beaches, the Mamanucas also has some superb water based activities from snorkeling and scuba diving to surfing, parasailing, fishing, water skiing and windsurfing.

If you are looking for accommodations in the Mamanuca Group, it is important that you decide on the kind of vacation you wish to enjoy. This is because some of the resorts here do not accept young children, and are meant for couples exclusively. For example, if you are interested in a surf vacation, the Namotu Island Resort and Tavarua Island Resort are ideal as they mostly cater to surfers, while if you are on a backpacking adventure, the Beachcomber Island Resort and the Bounty Island Sanctuary Resort are the best places to stay at. If you are traveling to the Mamanucas with your family, the Treasure Island Resort, the Castaway Island Resort and the Plantation Island Resort are perfect as they have baby-sitting facilities and kid’s clubs.

If you are interested in doing some diving, most of the resorts here have their own dive operators or will arrange the dives for you. For single young people, the Beachcomber Island Resort is known for its fun party atmosphere, while if you are on your honeymoon, or just looking to escape with your partner, the Vomo Island Resort and the Wadigi Island lodge are good options, as no children under the age of 12 are allowed here.

Offering the very best services and amenities, most of the resorts in the Mamanuca Group also include meals as part of there daily room rates. In these resorts you will stay in bure or thatched huts, which are spacious with amazing views of the beach. To stay at any one of the Mamanuca Group resorts, you will have to book your room in advance, as most of them are more often than not sold out before tourist season even begins. Very few resorts accept ‘walk-ins’.