Blue holes, iconic beaches and island days — there’s something here for everyone.
Some days you’ll want a guide and a plan; others, just a kayak and no plan at all. Everything below can be arranged at reception — most of it right from the lodge.
Four favourites to start with — then explore the rest below. Blue holes, beaches and island days — there’s something here for everyone.
A crescent of white sand that Lonely Planet named among the world's finest.
Free for guests in the bay — or paddle the river to Matevulu Blue Hole.
Quad bikes and road buggies — explore the East Coast under your own steam.
Swim and snorkel straight off the steps, laze on the upgraded pool decks, or grab a kayak for the bay — the in-between hours are easy here.
Swimming in the bay is safe and easy, with access steps all around the resort and a mostly sandy seabed — reef shoes are a good idea, and we keep spare pairs in the watersports room.
Snorkelling gear is available at reception. The calm bay suits beginners, while the best snorkelling lies about 80 metres offshore along the reef drop-off — competent swimmers only, fins strongly recommended.
Kayaks and stand-up paddleboards are free for house guests in the bay (8am–4pm).
Best rate, no booking fees, breakfast included — and real people who’ll help when the booking portals say sold out.
