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Uprising Beach Resort
"Uprising is a boutique “resort” on the beach. Water is shallow which suits young kids, or there is a pool. Bures appear to be under renovation. Villas are good for parents with up to 2 kids. Bathroom is huge but there is also an amazing outdoor shower for each villa. Staff are very kind and personable. ..."
Reviewed on Aug 23, 2026
Crusoe's Retreat
"Disappointed with basic breakfast and no hot meal included just continental basic and cold baked beans offered in a bowl. Cost of evening meals very expensive,there needs to be casual food options offered and cheaper costs. My room had a space to hang clothes but no hangers. No complimentary water ..."
Reviewed on Aug 17, 2026
Wellesley Resort
"Large pool, really attractive, well attended grounds. Secluded & remote with a lovely sandy beach directly in front. Nice & quiet, but very thin walls between units so you could hear every word your neighbours said. Culture night feast & kava celebration were great. Unfortunately other meals were ..."
Reviewed on Jul 11, 2026
Fiji Hideaway Resort and Spa
"There was only one TV on the whole resort. You can only get internet at the restaurant or reception. We were in room 80, the outside lights didn’t work. No safe and the front door didn’t lock properly. Day Spa was amazing!!"
Reviewed on Aug 20, 2026
The Pearl Resort & Spa
"It was a pleasure to stay at The Pearl... the Staff are wonderfully professional and the meals were fine."
Reviewed on Aug 19, 2026
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Namaqumaqua Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Researching your trip to Fiji? If you're looking to get a feel of the city, research places to hang your hat that are right near the downtown part of Namaqumaqua. Namaqumaqua lays claim to 4 accommodation options just a short drive from the CBD.
You can book Crusoe's Retreat and Wellesley Resort within an easy walk from Namaqumaqua's downtown precinct.
The Royal Davui Island Resort is 20 miles (33 kilometers) from the downtown area of Namaqumaqua. On the other hand, the Kulu Bay Resort can be found approximately 20 miles (34 kilometers) away. The Beqa Lagoon Resort as well as the The Warwick Fiji are some other places to book accommodation around Namaqumaqua.
Nadi is 40 miles (68 kilometers) to the northwest of Namaqumaqua and features Port Denarau and Garden of the Sleeping Giant. Should you wish to stay in Nadi, check out the rooms at the Hibiscus Apartments Fiji and Trans International Hotel. Or stay in Natadola, 35 miles (57 kilometers) west of Namaqumaqua, where you can pick from the InterContinental Fiji Golf Resort & Spa and Natadola Beach Resort. The Natadola Beach and Natadola Bay Championship Golf Course are some of the more popular attractions to explore when visiting Natadola.
While in town, don't miss out on hanging out in the company of local lovers of sport at an engaging match. You can find Denarau Golf and Racquet Club 45 miles (72 kilometers) to the northwest of Namaqumaqua. Modern travelers that are keen on booking a hotel close by, reserve a room in the Sheraton Denarau Villas or Hilton Fiji Beach Resort and Spa.
Nadi International Airport is a primary gateway for air travel, and is situated 40 miles (68 kilometers) away from downtown Namaqumaqua. Accommodation options nearby include Fiji Gateway Hotel and Novotel Nadi.
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Uprising Beach Resort
"Uprising is a boutique “resort” on the beach. Water is shallow which suits young kids, or there is a pool. Bures appear to be under renovation. Villas are good for parents with up to 2 kids. Bathroom is huge but there is also an amazing outdoor shower for each villa. Staff are very kind and personable. We came by local bus from Nadi but would recommend having a rental car to get about. Within walking distance is the Arts Centre which is just opening after major construction works. This recreates an authentic village with an extensive discussion of cultural practices, chiefdom, ancient history etc. After 8 days here, we had tried most of the menu with no complaints. Skipped lunch most days as continental breakfast is 3 course(designed for rugby players) or smorgasbord , depending on crowd size. If you want to be crammed in with hundreds of others, go to the big resorts on the Coral Coast. We had a few days on Beachcomber Island before coming here, so we’re happy not to do snorkeling type trips from here, but they are available. Overall, highly recommended!"
