Hotels with Free Breakfast in Tokoriki Island

We stayed in an ocean deluxe one bedroom suite with our two teens. The room was comfortable and had plenty of space. We had a few windy days, but then the sun came out. We snorkeled, did the Discover scuba course for our kids, went to CloudBreak, 7th Heaven, went on the village tour, kids rode on the big banana, saw sea turtles, kayaked, had a great massage at the spa, and had a great time. The best part was the staff at Malolo. They are incredible - super genuine in their kindness and attentiveness to guests. We absolutely loved the kind people who work at the resort. Food was good. BBQ night was our fav. Also had a great dinner at Tree Top. Loved the Rocher dessert - don't miss it! Hope to go back in the future!

As always, the staff were warm and welcoming. Special mentions to Handsome Joe and Lithey. A most relaxing stay and we enjoyed the rotation of buffet and a la carte this time.

Stunningly beautiful island! Fabulous that it is owned and run by Fijians. Bure’s were well scattered around the small Island, cleverly facing towards the sea giving the illusion of privacy. The construction of them however could do with a little more thought and insulation as the ‘duplex’ ones you can hear your neighbour whisper. Despite the year-round prevalence of mosquitoes there was zero insect netting on any door or window. The windows comprised of wooden louvres with gaps as big as several cm in places. Much repellent was utilised. Food was basic but delicious, not an enormous variety. The islands main supply boat capsized a few weeks or so before we arrived, getting adequate produce and other goods out to the island was restricted to a boat 1/4 the size of the original. There was a small amount of watercraft available for use- first in first served. Several kayaks/ stand up paddle boards and a catamaran sailboat. Some snorkeling equipment and they helped me get in touch with a dive company that picked me up from the beach. There is a turtle sanctuary on the island where they raise the babies from hatching and release them into the ocean at a year old when they are much more capable of survival. Such a beautiful learning institution. There is also a couple of crested iguanas in an aviary where you can feed them. Definitely recommend as part of island hopping or a day trip.