Restaurant - In January 2011, Yasawa Island Resort and Spa started the New Year with a brand new main complex. The new building features an al fresco restaurant with 180 degree views of the beach and ocean; a private air conditioned dining room for intimate dinners or small celebrations; and Manasa’s Bar, located poolside with complimentary wireless internet access and Manasa’s signature cocktails.

Private Dining - At Yasawa every meal can be extraordinary. Choose a location you’ll never forget – alone beneath the stars, on the beach beside the lapping waves, beside the horizon pool, among the palms in your private beach hut, or simply hidden away in the comfort of your own bure. A table for two can materialize almost anywhere at Yasawa, just name the place.

Beach Picnics - Yasawa Island Resort and Spa is surrounded by 11 deserted beaches, recently named by Expedia in the Top Ten Beaches in the World. Each beach is a private paradise waiting to be visited by you and your loved one. Order champagne and board a boat, armed with a picnic basket prepared by the chef. You’ll be delivered to a beach of your own. Like all meals at Yasawa, a private beach picnic is included in the tariff.

Beverages - It’s a long way from Rome, but you’ll be able to get espresso. All non-alcoholic beverages are included in the tariff at Yasawa, from espresso coffees to milkshakes, mocktails, fresh tropical juices, sodas and bottled water. And for something a little stronger, Yasawa’s barman Manasa is a deft hand with the cocktail shaker and maintains an impeccably stocked bar.

Wines - Yasawa’s wine list has been carefully selected to include the finest wines from Australia and New Zealand, offered alongside prestige champagne vintages from France.

Bure Suite - At Yasawa there’s no such thing as a standard room. They start with six Bure Suites that set a luxurious benchmark with their modern styling, open plan and ocean views. Scattered in pairs among the palms, they share just one adjoining wall and are positioned for privacy – the only thing you’ll see from inside is the beach.

Deluxe - On an island as remote as this you can have all the space you want. Yasawa’s 10 Deluxe Bures are vast and free-standing, offering ocean panoramas from inside and out. A split-level design creates separate living and sleeping areas inside, while broad decks and shaded day-beds extend the living space outside.

Family Bure - Perched on a rise overlooking the rest of the resort is a huge Family Bure with two separate bedrooms either side of a central living area. Its elevated outdoor deck provides magnificent views over the island and out to sea, and its name, Drodrolagi, is Fijian for rainbow.

Honeymoon Suite - The name says it all - Lomalagi, the Fijian word for heaven. Hidden from the rest of the resort at the end of a deserted white beach, the Honeymoon Bure Lomalagi is a private retreat with its own horizon pool overlooking the ocean. This is Yasawa at its best – absolute luxury and complete seclusion.