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Blue Lagoon Beach Resort
"This resort is well set up, the staff are so accommodating , the food was amazing, the reef was full of fish and I even saw an Octopus . They also just opened a brand new Weightroom which was very well equipped . There is nothing bad we can saw about this resort . You can see the sunset from your ..."
Reviewed on Oct 13, 2026

Navutu Stars Resort
"This place is amazing! If you’re looking for a true South Pacific vacation with low stress and beautiful views, this is an excellent location. My wife and I will definitely come back. Staff was wonderful and we learned so much about their culture"
Reviewed on Oct 17, 2026

Long Beach Escape
"The island was paradise, the staff was very hospitable, we loved the food and would highly recommend Long Beach Escape. Well worth the visit."
Reviewed on Jul 5, 2026

Nanuya Island Resort

Nabua Lodge Hidden Getaway

Barefoot Manta Island Resort and Marine Sanctuary

White Sandy Beach Resort

Coconut Beach Resort

Coralview Island Resort
Turtle Island Hotel & Travel Guide
Are you organizing a trip to Fiji and after quality accommodation options in Turtle Island? There are a small number of options waiting to be booked via Travelocity's reservations page. 4 hotels are within a 6-mile (10-kilometer) radius.
There are just a handful of hotels situated within easy walking distance of the downtown precinct of Turtle Island. The Nanuya Island Resort is a great option for the fact that it's only 2 miles (3 kilometers) away.
The Yasawa Island Resort is located 17 miles (28 kilometers) outside the middle of Turtle Island. An alternative accommodation option is the Coralview Island Resort, which is positioned 3 miles (5 kilometers) away. Some other places to rest your head are the Navutu Stars Resort and the Blue Lagoon Beach Resort.
19 miles (30 kilometers) from Turtle Island, you'll reach Drawaqa Island, which is where you can visit Sunrise Beach, Sunset Beach and Manta Ray Beach. Next time you spend any time in Drawaqa Island, be sure to check out the Mantaray Island Resort and Paradise Cove Resort. Alternatively, you could consider staying at [name of second nearby city or town (sibling)], 45 miles (74 kilometers) to the southwest of Turtle Island, where you can choose between the Tokoriki Island Resort and Sheraton Resort & Spa, Tokoriki Island, Fiji. If you come to [name of second nearby city or town (sibling)], make sure you explore the Tokoriki Island Beach and Tokoriki Island Port.
Nadi is home to around 42,000 people, and can be reached 60 miles (93 kilometers) south of Turtle Island. Nadi has a few different local attractions that travelers could explore while stopping by, such as the Wailoaloa Beach, Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple and Port Denarau Marina. Travelocity customers can select from a variety of hotels and accommodations in Nadi that will suit most wanderers. Some of the popular options are the Dulcinea Hotel Oasis, Tanoa Skylodge Hotel and Travellers Beach Resort - Hostel. The Bamboo Backpackers and Hilton Fiji Beach Resort and Spa are other popular hotels available to travelers.
Don't skip out on Fiji before seeing a fixture at Churchill Park. When you're on the hunt for accommodation, you could check out at the Tanoa Waterfront Hotel.
Mana Island Airport is the most commonly used arrival point for air travel and is located 50 miles (84 kilometers) from Turtle Island's downtown area. Travelocity-listed accommodation nearby include Matamanoa Island Resort and Mana Island Resort & Spa.
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Recent Turtle Island hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Navutu Stars Resort
"This place is amazing! If you’re looking for a true South Pacific vacation with low stress and beautiful views, this is an excellent location. My wife and I will definitely come back. Staff was wonderful and we learned so much about their culture"






