15 Most Romantic Resorts in the Yasawa Islands ❤️ 2025

Last Updated: 22 July, 2025

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If you’re looking for a beach wedding or natural beauty for a romantic getaway, then set your sights on the Yasawa Islands of Fiji. There’s something for every couple, whether you prefer polished five-star escapes or rugged luxury.

Adventure, relaxation and romance await in the islands of the Yasawas. Check out some of the most romantic resorts for honeymooners and romantic escapes or base your wedding with this list of the most romantic resorts in the Yasawa Islands.

While you’re here, be sure to check out The Romantic Getaway & Honeymoon Guide to the Yasawa Islands.

1. Navutu Stars Resort

Navutu Stars Resort was made for romance. The adults-only resort caters to couples as a romantic honeymoon destination. Stay in one of their traditionally thatched bures (bungalows) and experience easy luxury doing as much or as little as you like during your stay.

Unwind with a spa treatment or yoga class, visit a local village or head out on the water on a fishing charter. The resort also provides a beachfront wedding venue and wedding package. See more resorts like this in our 5 Adult-Only Resorts in the Yasawa Islands.

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2. Paradise Cove Resort

For a taste of all things “Yasawas” choose Paradise Cove Resort for your romantic getaway or honeymoon destination. Treat yourself and your loved one to one of the resort’s adults-only villas in a quiet section of the resort.

Couples’ rooms have a tropical garden setting with access to two swimming pools or your private plunge pool. The resort is also a popular venue for weddings, offering a percentage off the accommodation price when you book a wedding.

See how this resort compares to the 20 Best Resorts in the Yasawa Islands.

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3. Yasawa Island Resort & Spa

Apart from a few selected dates throughout the year, the five-star Yasawa Island Resort & Spa is an adults-only paradise. Each of the 18 beachfront bures boasts luxury with discreet outdoor showers, private decks with daybeds and much more.

Choose the “Honeymoon Bure” hidden at the end of a private beach with its own horizon pool. The resort provides a great balance of land, water and cultural activities, as well as being another fantastic option for a wedding venue in the Yasawas.

Check out more wedding venues in our list of 10 Wedding Venues in the Yasawa Islands.

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4. Waya Island Resort

Waya Island Resort, the Yasawas’ newest adults-only boutique resort, offers an intimate and private experience with just 17 rooms. Nestled in quiet, pristine bays surrounded by lush forests, Waya Island is a secluded sanctuary perfect for a peaceful retreat.

The resort’s unique approach to home-style cooking provides a fresh Fijian dining experience. In between, guests can relax by the pool, enjoy treatments in the open-air massage pavilion, or embark on tours exploring the beauty of the island.

Adventurous activities like paddleboarding and snorkelling directly from the resort are also available.

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5. Nanuya Island Resort

Nanuya Island Resort offers a tranquil escape in the northern Yasawas, catering to couples seeking a laid-back atmosphere. Set on a hillside, the resort’s traditional Fijian-style bures provide stunning lagoon views. While the beachfront is more of a launch point for adventures, a beautiful beach is just a short walk away.

Guests can enjoy easy access to the famous Sawa-I-Lau Caves, explore scenic walking tracks, or engage with nearby villages. The resort’s amenities include an on-site spa (we personally loved the foot massage), a restaurant serving local and international cuisine, and a convenience store with cash-out options.

With its focus on local engagement and friendly staff, Nanuya Island Resort provides a perfect base for exploring the natural beauty of the Yasawas.

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6. Barefoot Manta Island Resort

Barefoot Manta Island Resort is the perfect escape for couples seeking romance in a secluded paradise. This eco-friendly resort on Drawaqa Island offers a unique combination of luxury and marine conservation.

The resort’s main focus is its Marine Conservation Centre, where guests can learn about and participate in vital conservation efforts. Some of the best snorkelling in Fiji is found right off the resort’s beaches, with complimentary snorkelling tours and “try scuba dive” experiences available.

Accommodation seamlessly integrates with the environment, with birds flitting through the trees surrounding the rooms. The resort boasts three distinct beaches, catering to families, couples and backpackers in separate areas.

Weekly cultural nights feature meke dance, kava ceremonies and traditional Fijian cuisine. Be sure to visit the hidden sunset bar; this corner of Drawaqa Island is full of surprises waiting to be discovered.

For more like this, check out the 10 Resorts in Fiji Where You Can Swim with Manta Rays.

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7. Barefoot Kuata Island Resort

Barefoot Kuata Island Resort offers a unique combination of adventure and romance on the southernmost island of the Yasawa chain. Known for its shark snorkelling and diving trips, the resort offers a range of accommodations to suit various budgets and preferences.

The standout “Beachfront Rai Ki Waya Bure”, “Beachfront Levu Bure” and “Beachfront Siga Bure” sit right on the sand, offering a premium, spacious experience. For budget travellers, there are dorm-style rooms and simple huts further back from the beach.

Couples can enjoy private dinners under the stars, picnic lunches or learn to scuba dive together. The resort’s theatrical welcome, featuring a dancing warrior, sets the tone for the cultural experiences on offer. Weddings can also be arranged, making it a versatile choice for all types of travellers.

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8. Natabe Retreat

Your own private villa secluded at the end of a long-stretching beach, Natabe Retreat is a stunning getaway for couples in stylish and modern accommodation. Despite it being your own private getaway on Tavewa Island, guests will still benefit from resort-style service with dining and activity options.

Needless to say, we also feature this one in the 10 Best Boutique Resorts in the Yasawa Islands.

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9. Coconut Beach Resort

Set on a former copra plantation, Coconut Beach Resort provides an exclusive escape with just 11 guest bures amidst coconut groves, offering unmatched views of the Blue Lagoon. Guests, who are treated like family at this boutique resort, can explore the vibrant house reef and marine life just meters from the beach.

Spacious and modernly appointed bures with beautiful open-air bathrooms promise comfort and luxury, while the “Coco Palm Massage Bure” offers an extraordinary escape.

The resort’s meal philosophy centres on the finest local ingredients, featuring freshly caught fish and daily homemade bread and desserts, all of which can be enjoyed around a square bar that encourages mingling with fellow guests.

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10. Blue Lagoon Cruises

Experience the ultimate Yasawa Islands adventure with Blue Lagoon Cruises aboard the Fiji Princess. This adults-only cruise (with select family-friendly dates) offers three-, four- and seven-night itineraries, providing an ideal way to explore the stunning Yasawas.

What sets Blue Lagoon apart is the valuable time spent onshore, with most dinners hosted in authentic Fijian villages or picturesque beach locations.

The cruise delivers outstanding value with all-inclusive meals, a sparkling wine welcome, and even complimentary laundry service.

Guests enjoy free use of snorkel gear, kayaks and SUP boards, plus optional extras like scuba diving and spa treatments. We recommend the seven-night cruise for the full experience, avoiding the long boat ride on the four-night option.

Learn more about Blue Lagoon’s cruise offering in The Guide to Cruises Around Fiji.

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11. Viwa Island Resort

Seeking a bit of luxury? Choose the Viwa Island Resort on its own private island. Accommodations include “Deluxe Beachfront Bures” for two overlooking the Pacific Ocean with its own private balcony and the “Executive Beachfront Bure” that sleeps up to four people.

When you’re not relaxing with a massage or on the beach, head out on the water with the resort’s scuba team or go fishing and kayaking. See more resorts like this in our 5 Adults-Only Resorts in the Yasawa Islands.

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12. Blue Lagoon Beach Resort

Blue Lagoon Beach Resort offers a diverse experience for all types of travellers, from honeymooners to budget-conscious adventurers. You can tie the knot with their wedding package or indulge in a premium “Beachfront Villa” with private beach access.

For those watching their wallet, the “Bula Lodge” provides a private room with a deck. Days here are spent lounging by the pool, paddle boarding, fishing, and exploring the famous Sawa-i-Lau Caves.

What sets Blue Lagoon apart is its exceptional dining experience. The resort boasts one of the better food offerings among Yasawa resorts, with well-presented à la carte dinners. For a unique twist, there’s even a Japanese restaurant on the island, adding variety to your culinary adventure.

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13. Octopus Resort

Go as budget or luxurious as you want at the Octopus Resort. Stay in the “Deluxe Beachfront Suite” which comes with daily butler service, meals prepared in your very own kitchen by the resort staff, as well as beachside service. Otherwise, the “Private Bungalow” provides something affordable for couples on a budget.

Either way, all guests get to make use of the resort’s wedding package, cultural activities, island massages and partying under the stars.

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14. Naqalia Lodge

A honeymoon and wedding destination for the adventurous couple awaits at the Naqalia Lodge of Wayalailia Island (also known as Wayasewa). Enjoy activities like shark feeding, sunrise walks, handline fishing, kayak tours, weaving lessons and more at this lodge run by a local family.

Couples will find affordable accommodation in one of the “Garden Bures” or save a whole lot of cents by staying in one of their tent sites. Naqalia Lodge offers a wedding venue and a honeymoon package of five-for-four nights’ stay, meals included, a special lobster dinner on the beach and a free massage.

For more resorts like this, check out our 15 Best Budget Accommodations in the Yasawa Islands.

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15. Coralview Island Resort

This budget resort offers dreamy island weddings with a decorated venue as part of their wedding package. On top of that, couples can enjoy culture through Pacific dance lessons and kava ceremonies, or opt for adventure with shark snorkelling/diving, cave trips and visits to the Blue Lagoon beaches.

Stay in one of the affordable “Beachfront Bures” or “Gardenview Bures”. For more venues like this, see our 10 Wedding Venues in the Yasawa Islands.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Romantic Resorts in the Yasawa Islands

Now that you know about the best romantic resorts in the Yasawa Islands, here are the answers to the internet’s frequently asked questions about Yasawa’s romantic getaways!

Which Yasawa Island is best for couples?

While many Yasawa Islands offer romantic experiences, Yasawa Island itself is particularly popular for couples. It’s home to the adults-only Yasawa Island Resort & Spa, known for its secluded beaches and luxurious accommodations.

Turtle Island is another excellent choice, offering an all-inclusive private island experience. For a more budget-friendly option, Naviti Island has several resorts catering to couples.

For more information, check out The Complete Travel Guide to the Yasawa Islands.

How much does it cost to stay in the Yasawa Islands?

Accommodation costs in the Yasawa Islands vary widely depending on the resort and level of luxury. Budget-friendly options start from around FJ$100 per night for basic bures. Mid-range resorts typically cost FJ$200-$500 per night.

Luxury resorts and private island experiences can range from FJ$1,000 to over FJ$3,000 per night. Many resorts offer all-inclusive packages, which can provide better value for couples.

For more information, check out our guide, Fiji Travel Budget: How Much Does a Trip to Fiji Cost?

What’s the best time of year to visit the Yasawa Islands for a romantic getaway?

The best time for a romantic getaway to the Yasawa Islands is during the dry season, from May to October. This period offers sunny weather, lower humidity, and calm seas – perfect for outdoor activities and beach relaxation.

However, this is also the peak tourist season, so book well in advance. For fewer crowds and lower prices, consider the shoulder seasons of April-May or October-November.

Avoid the wet season (November to April) if possible, as it can bring heavy rains and potential cyclones. For more information, check out The Best Time to Visit Fiji: A Month-by-Month Guide.

What romantic activities are available in the Yasawa Islands?

The Yasawa Islands offer a plethora of romantic activities for couples:

Private beach picnics
Couples spa treatments
Sunset sailing cruises
Snorkelling or diving in secluded spots
Stargazing on deserted beaches
Romantic beachfront dinners
Kayaking to hidden coves
Hiking to panoramic viewpoints

Many resorts also offer special honeymoon or romance packages. For more information, check out the 10 Romantic Things to Do in the Yasawa Islands.

Are the Yasawa Islands adults-only?

While the Yasawa Islands are not exclusively adults-only, several resorts cater specifically to adults and couples. Yasawa Island Resort & Spa and Turtle Island are renowned adults-only resorts.

Other resorts may have adults-only areas or offer a quiet, romantic atmosphere even if they welcome families. It’s best to check with individual resorts for their policies.

For more information, check out the 8 Best Adults-Only Resorts in the Yasawa Islands.

How do I get to the Yasawa Islands?

The most common way to reach the Yasawa Islands is by taking a high-speed catamaran from Port Denarau on Viti Levu. The Yasawa Flyer operates daily, stopping at various islands along the way.

The journey takes between 2-5 hours, depending on your destination. Some luxury resorts offer seaplane or helicopter transfers, which are quicker but more expensive.

You can also take a chartered flight to Yasawa Island Airport if you’re staying on Yasawa Island itself. For more information, check out our Yasawa Islands Transport Guide: 5 Ways to Get to the Yasawa Islands.

More About Romantic Resorts in the Yasawa Islands and Fiji

That’s it for the most romantic honeymoon resorts in the Yasawa Islands. For more tips to help plan the perfect island escape, check out more of our insightful Yasawa guides:

Finally, see how they compare to the 55 Best Wedding & Honeymoon Resorts in Fiji. Plus, get even more tips in The Complete Romantic Getaway & Honeymoon Guide to Fiji.

Sources:

The information in this guide has been compiled from our extensive research, travel and experiences across Fiji and the South Pacific, accumulated over more than a decade of numerous visits to each destination. Additional sources for this guide include the following:

Tourism Fiji (General travel advice - Updated [2025])
Fiji Hotel and Tourism Association (Tourism trade association - Updated [2025])
SPTO (Pacific tourism advice - Updated [2025])
Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation (Tourism statistics - Updated [2025])
Fiji Immigration (Visa and immigration advice - Updated [2025])
Fiji Revenue & Customs Service (Customs and visitor taxes - Updated [2025])
Biosecurity Authority of Fiji (Biosecurity advice - Updated [2025])
Fiji Meteorological Service (Weather forecast and warnings - Updated [2025])
Fiji Bureau of Statistics (Statistics and travel data - Updated [2025])
Land Transport Authority (Road safety advice - Updated [2025])
Safe Travel (New Zealand travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
Smart Traveller (Australia travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])
Travel.State.Gov (U.S. travel advisory for Fiji - Updated [2025])

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About The Author

Laura (Lora) S.

This article was reviewed and published by Laura, editor in chief and co-founder of Fiji Pocket Guide. Since arriving solo in the South Pacific over 10 years ago with nothing but a backpack and a background in journalism, her mission has been to show the world how easy (and awesome) it is to explore a paradise such as Fiji. She knows the islands inside-out and loves sharing tips on how best to experience Fiji’s must-dos and hidden gems. Laura is also editor of several other South Pacific travel guides.

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15 Most Romantic Resorts in the Yasawa Islands