Treasure Island Resort, Eluvuka is

Arrived on the Island with welcoming guitar music and smiles......felt elated to have chosen such a wonderful place to have our wedding.... The Resort staff were not what we expected. They acted like they were on holiday and enjoying the free time..... We loved our Ocean view Bure and really enjoyed the seclusion. Dining, the food was fabulous but one waiter was heavily eyeing for my liking....not at me or my husband but at our food and money. Also I suffered severe sunburn from snorkelling on the day of the wedding and went to the Beauty therapists to ask if they could ''help me please''. I was told ''you are lobster women hey, we can't help that'. Thanks :-(

this place is a piece of shitt, that fucked up everythinggg!!!!

Our stay at treasure was not so treasureful. The staff did not care about us. When we arrive the room was not ready. I noticed that when we arrived the staff did not explain anything to us. However, the next day when other people came the staff was saying welcome and explaining everything in detail to the other tourists...nothing was really explained to us. When you order lunch or dinner....it takes over an hour to received your meal...my husband ask for a glass...he was given a dirty glass...only thing staff ask us was where you from??" and where do you work?" I felt like I was trapped on the island because they only have two transfer boat. One at 630am and the other at 3pm and they make you check out at 1000am...this made it very hard for us since I had a young baby with me...Only thing I got to say is...if you are indian..stay home it is not worth to go there...if you are not indian you will get the special treatment as a tourist..

I loved the place for its accomodations. Hated the place because it was THAT boring! If you like to mingle with others, you do NOT want to come to this island. It is definitely the island for the newlyweds and the nearly deads.

This review is late in coming, but my wife and I got married there in Oct 2003. Instead of booking through a 3rd party, we booked directly with the resort and saved a ton of money. We booked 12 bures for 20 people for 1 week and meals included this way and it was cheaper than through a 3rd party for 1 couple for a 1 week stay. The wedding facilities are beautiful, with the chapel overlooking the waterfront. The staff sang Fijian songs before and after the wedding. Also included was a reception dinner which was huge and tasty. The service at the resort was excellent all week. The staff was extremely friendly and other services like watersports, spa services, dining, travel to other islands was excellent. The scuba and snorkeling staff were trained at Cousteau's resort so they are very knowledgable. Meals were excellent (NOTE for US visitors: breakfasts are British style so don't be surprised by baked beans, shoulder ham instead of bacon). The entertainment was by the staff and sang at dinner every night. Will definately visit again.

We travelled from Australia to Fiji so we secured a deal around A$1800 per person for a week (5 days on the island & two days on mainland). For the price it was value for money and my guests, including two sets of newlyweds reckon it was the best wedding they had ever been too including their own. The service was wonderful and since we became very friendly with the staff, they went the extra mile for no extra charge at our wedding (A fact commented on by many of our guests). The chapel (only two years old)is exactly like picture but the resort itself is about twenty years old and thus looking a little tired. Avoid December to March because summer in Fiji is intolerably humid (we lived there for 5 months & I'm from sunny QLD). AVOID PEAK SEASON especially Easter & Christmas, the resort facilities operate most efficiently around the 75% capacity! We also advise you to get out of the resort and travel around Nadi & Suva locally. The resorts know you are tourists and in the restaurants they will charge tourist prices! Treasure Island is ideally suited for mid-sized budgets for young couples, young groups of friends and families with children under 5yrs - 15yrs. We noticed that the people that always having the best time were in groups so take along some good friends or extended family. Speaking honestly if its professionalism you are looking for, go somewhere else. But if you are like us and like the freedom to do whatever you want without ruling-abiding and clock-watching staff looking over your shoulder then you will love Fiji. Look out for travel agents who advise you to stay in Domoni Bure (not value for money) or who are charging you 5 star resort prices (not value for money either and particularly aimed at Europeans & Americans). One middle aged NZ couple (who were not well-liked at our wedding) whinged the whole time and got all their money back AFTER telling us they had a great time! THE FINAL WORD ... now I tend to be put off when I read negative comments about a place and make a mental note to avoid it like the plague but a good travel holiday is based on expectations not on destination. So if you have read any negative comments about a place be sure to also find out what the reviewers expectations were as well. Their idea of a two star resort might be any resort that's not a five star! And if you were wondering what the other forty guests for our wedding thought, then let's just say they've all signed up for a five year reunion for a renewal of our vows!