Name: Waidroka Bay Resort
Address: Korovisilou Town, Deuba, Deuba, Deuba, 323, Fiji
Rating: 9

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Waidroka Bay Resort

Deuba

Very friendly staff and other guests remote location but lots of activities, including diving and surfing and snorkeling. Food from the resort is pricy so recommend buying some snacks to skip some meals if on a budget. Room I stayed was basic but had everything I needed and was spacious there was a mini fridge in room to keep my snacks. Pool is good, though I didn’t go he diving sounded great and has been highly recommended.

Relaxing accommodation plenty of activities

Waidroka is both a great place to stay and  has some truly magnificent scuba diving. Positives include the friendliness of EVERYONE associated with the resort, the dive team ( Gary & Kiera) who were not only  totally professional but went the extra mile to make sure we had magnificent dives, and the general way things went. A minor negative is that Fiji is at the end of a really long supply chain, and occasionally, things can take a little time to be fixed. I must say, though, that the important things, the dive & surfing gear, and the boats were really well maintained.

A really great experience

We came here for a quick 2 days diving. The resort is well positioned for Beqa Lagoon which has some great diving.  It also has some really nice house reef with good fish life. Both the resort staff and the dive operators are excellent - responsive, friendly and accommodating. 

Big thumbs up to the Garry and Kiera for the diving.

The resort is basic but comfortable and clean.

Waidrojka Bay Resort Diving.

We loved our stay at Waidroka. The resort has a strong community vibe and is welcoming to guests and their local neighbours. We received genuine and quality service from staff who were always helpful and knowledgeable of activities.

This property is secluded away from it all. You are locked in to eat meals here as it would be a decent taxi ride to the nearest town. We were only here a couple of nights with a 4yr old. However the staff were so lovely very inclusive and welcoming. We were here on a Friday/Saturday night on the Saturday they had a traditional Fijian Kava ceremony which was an awesome experience. I’m GF so they made bread and wraps from scratch so very accommodating.

Our family of 6 - kids 16, 14, 13, 11 - had a fantastic 5 day stay.
Up to two daily boat trips out to the reef to surf kept the teenagers happy.
Thoroughly enjoyed a day trip along the river to a remote village and swim in a pristine waterfall followed by river tubing.
The ultimate winner hands down was the diving - Ciara and Gary headed up the PADI team - their calm and supportive presence and reassuring planning was welcomed by the younger kids (and us parents). Diving is well catered for all levels and ability - and daring. Everyone was thoroughly satisfied. A great diving resort our family will definitely be returning to in the future.

Safe, great diving

Our stay at Waidroka Bay Resort was excellent. The staff are warm and welcoming, the resort facilities comfortable, and the diving is outstanding. The shark dive is a ‘must do’ but the rest of the dive sites are equally as interesting, with a great mix of hard and soft corals, wall dives, a local wreck, and varying currents—not to mention the great visibility (June). 

The resort is nestled between the Coral Coast barrier reef and the lush rainforest of Viti Levu. It is a world away from the hustle and bustle of Nadi’s tourist strip and provides a genuine escape for those who want to immerse themselves in the area’s pristine scuba diving and reputedly world class surf breaks (diver, not a surfer).

Over the last 19 years, the resort’s owner, Boris, has cultivated a delightful eden amidst the rainforest. The resort blends in beautifully to its surrounds and provides a comfortable and relaxing base for days of adventure. The main building is home to the restaurant, bar and reception, and perches over the pool and relaxing open air bures. The accommodation is a blend of beach front bures dotted amongst the gardens and palm trees with additional rooms available up the hill with panoramic views over the coastline. 

The dive shop is a well run, clean and organised affair. Gary and Ciara run a tight ship and are exceptionally professional, experienced and passionate. The rental equipment is in excellent condition (if not brand new) and the dive boat is spacious—quite useful noting most dive days will be 2-3 dives out on the reef with surface intervals done on the boat (or on some occasions, nearby island). Ciara is an excellent instructor, having taken one of us through the PADI Advanced Open Water course, and quickly adapted her style to the student’s capabilities. Gary, also an instructor, was a fantastic and knowledgeable guide. His demeanour underwater is calm and he led the small group at a very balanced pace, regardless of conditions. 

The restaurant food is top notch. Fresh, delicious meals with an uncommon attention to presentation.  One of the evenings we had the pleasure of having a local fish stew, which was a stand out amongst many great meals.

World class diving. Great resort. Do the shark dive.

A remote and quiet resort, lovely staff and a simple approach, meals made for you each evening etc . Highly recommend for a quiet relaxation holiday

Quaint resort at the southern edge of the island with scuba dive shop and dive instructors on site.   Our group of 24 took up the entire resort for a week of diving which included 13 dives (2-3 per day for 5 days) included 2 shark dives day Beqa Lagoon.  The dive shop had rental equipment if you needed and did dive certifications if needed.  3-meals a day were included with made-to-order breakfasts and lunches (unless you ate on dive days - it was packed for the boat) and a 3-course meal for dinner.  Staff was very friendly and a local tribe came in 1 evening to perform a Kava ceremony (Sorry but it tasted like dirt water to me).   Rooms were sufficient but half of them were way up on a hill requiring you to walk up 62 steps to get there.  I was expecting to see surfers based on the website saying it was a surf & dive resort but the surfing is way far out and you had to get there by boat.  There weren't big waves in the May timeframe so no surfers.  

Quaint resort with dive shop

What an amazing place and wonderful staff.  Really.  Besides access to the best surf, it's a crossover crowd with divers from all over the world who make for just a fun and cool interplay.  But tying this all together with the highest quality management, their genuine care, the natural beauty, and Fijian friendliness and culture all helped make my stay here a 10 out of 10.  Yeah, I ended up extending my stay, which was accommodated with grace and no increase in the rate.     

Best trip in 20 years - from a guy who had to get pages added to my passport at one point.  

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