After visiting Paradise Cove Resort twice, I can confidently say it’s one of the most unforgettable places I’ve ever been. From the beautiful beaches and amazing snorkeling to the warm hospitality from the staff, every part of the experience feels special. One of my favorite memories was doing the guided island hike offered by the resort, with incredible views of the Yasawas and stunning sunsets along the way. I also really enjoyed visiting the local village of Soso, where many of the resort employees live. It was amazing to see the school, meet locals, and visit the small market with handmade souvenirs. Another highlight was taking the helicopter transfer back to the airport, the aerial views of the islands and turquoise water were absolutely breathtaking and the perfect way to end the trip. The atmosphere at Paradise Cove is the perfect mix of luxury and authentic Fiji. As a group of LGBTQ travelers, we especially appreciated how genuinely welcoming and comfortable the environment felt throughout both visits, which made the experience even more relaxing and memorable. Every trip has left us with incredible memories, and we already look forward to coming back again.

If I could give Paradise Cove Resort more than five stars, I absolutely would. From the moment we arrived, the experience felt like something out of a dream. We took the morning boat from Nadi directly to the resort, and the journey itself was breathtaking. The ride was quick, smooth, and incredibly efficient, with stunning views of lush mountains dramatically rising out of the crystal-clear blue ocean along the way. It was the perfect introduction to paradise. When we arrived at the resort, the warm welcome immediately set the tone for the entire stay. Check-in was seamless, and we were absolutely thrilled to be upgraded to a gorgeous suite with our own private plunge pool. Every detail of the room and resort felt luxurious, relaxing, and thoughtfully designed. The entire experience was truly over-the-top fabulous from beginning to end. One of the absolute highlights of our stay was the incredible hospitality from Moses, our server in the dining room each evening. He went above and beyond every single night — recommending his favorite dishes, making sure we always had everything we needed, and making us feel genuinely cared for. His warmth and attentiveness elevated every dinner experience and made our trip even more memorable. Midway through our stay, we booked the sunset champagne tubing excursion, and honestly, it was one of the most magical experiences we’ve ever had. The staff took us out to a stunning secluded spot where we floated in the calm, crystal-blue water with champagne in hand while watching the sun set across the horizon. It was peaceful, romantic, and absolutely unforgettable. We would come back to Fiji again just for that experience alone. The resort itself is paradise in every sense. The snorkeling area was incredible, with crystal-clear water full of marine life, and the waterslide added such a fun touch. We also loved paddle boarding in the protected beach area because the water stayed calm and safe without worrying about large waves. Another unforgettable moment was the sunset point happy hour and photo experience. Walking up to the highest point at the resort and taking in those panoramic sunset views was breathtaking. The drinks and catered snacks made it feel even more special, and the atmosphere was simply spectacular. I also want to specifically mention how welcomed and respected we felt as LGBTQ travelers. I traveled with my husband, and from the moment we arrived, we were treated with nothing but kindness, warmth, inclusivity, and genuine respect. Traveling internationally from the USA, we didn't fully know what to expect, so this meant the world to us and made the experience even more comfortable and relaxing. Paradise Cove was not just a vacation — it was an unforgettable experience filled with beauty, luxury, incredible people, and magical moments. FIVE STARS truly does not say enough. We are already dreaming about coming back.

We had the pleasure to stay at Paradise Cove for 5 nights at the end of March. We booked the cove room and there were 3 of us. It was a little outdated, but good amount of space for us. Wish there was a fan in the small room as AC air doesn’t get in there as much. There were 3 pools and the two pools by our room were always empty. It was nice and quiet on that side. We did the meal plan and really enjoyed the food there. For being in the middle of the nowhere, the food was flavorful and fresh. I am diabetic and they were very flexible to give me more veggies/salad to replace the rice, potatoes/fries and bread. We went a mountain hike, did yoga with Nai, weaved basket, visited a village, and saw a cooking demo. We loved how it kept us! I would love to come back to Paradise Cove one day!