Denarau Island Hostels

A marina with several sailboats, palm trees, and a mountainous backdrop.

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Our top choices for Denarau Island hostels

Funky Fish Beach & Surf Resort - Hostel

Malolo Island

Kevin

P10,331 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 13 - Jul 14

Bamboo Backpackers

Wailoloa

Shilo

P1,515 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 14 - Jul 15

Bluewater Lodge - Hostel

Wailoloa

Angie

P3,551 total

includes taxes & fees

Jul 14 - Jul 15

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Top Denarau Island Hotel Reviews

Hilton Fiji Beach Resort and Spa

10/10 Excellent

"Staff 10/10 Clean room Great food Great swimming pools"

Crowne Plaza Fiji Nadi Bay Resort & Spa by IHG

8/10 Good

"Overall the room and pool were good however when I booked the room I selected two bedroom with pool access . The photos showed pool infront of our room but when I checked in they didn’t give me pool access I did advise I called them and asked and they said if the Picture shows pool than it will be pool access Disappointed"

First Landing Beach Resort and Villas

8/10 Good

"Australian family of four (our girls aged 12 & 14). We stayed in the two bedroom beachfront villa with private pool. Purchased through Expedia for about $1000 a night (accom & breakfast). Definitely recommend this room type - waking up to the beach and staring out to the ocean while relaxing by our pool was priceless. Took us a good 2-3 days to unwind and adjust to letting go of the hustle and bustle of normal life. I felt my uptight “Karen” attitude leave me by day 3 and the things I was low key annoyed about at the start seemed to disappear (for example, coffee not great, food a bit pricey, no green juice, skim milk was UHT, couch uncomfortable - none of this bothered me by day 3.) Eventually the Fiji island vibe took over us completely and we were walking slower, taking time to eat, not sweating the small stuff, noticing our surrounds and embracing it all. Our advice is to let go of finding a “perfect” resort (by Australian standards) - this place has everything you never knew you needed, in spades. Don’t book island trips before you go- get the Nalamu Lady (the resort’s boat) to take you out on a private charter, book the day before at the activities kiosk. Price is on par with going in a big group and service is completely personalized- they know the islands so well and will take you snorkeling, fishing, whatever. Stop looking at book :)"

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