การให้คะแนนและบทวิจารณ์โดยรวม Musket Cove Island Resort & Marina

Nice relaxing resort

Wonderful stay. Delicious food and cocktails, comfortable beach bure and happ, friendly staff. Can’t wait to return .

Wonderful stay! All the little details are taken care of seamlessly. Staff are attentive and helpful. Food fantastic!

Beautiful location lovely staff and great food

주변 환경이 너무 아름답고 낮에는 바다 밤에는 하늘 뭐 하나 빼 놓을수 없는 너무 아름다운 곳이다 음식도 맛있고 직원들도 친절하다 조금 아쉬운게 있다면 침구가 불편하다는거 그래도 너무 아름다운곳이다

Beautiful location and peaceful. The staff were super friendly. The staffing singing and playing guitar upon arrival was such a nice touch and welcoming. The food is delicious even for an all inclusive place so very impressive. It's much quieter than plantation island resort next door but the beach is more tidel so swimming was best at the plantation island resort (not a far walk though and can access anytime). The pool needs work and upgrade (cracking tile) but the setting is beautiful (sunset direction) and the covered seating area adjacent was awesome to use for relaxation and live music every night. There weren't enough loungers (16 in total) so often didn't have a place to lay by the pool unfortunately. The huts were lovely, basic and dated but the setting was splendid so no bother. There were enough activities to do book (snorkeling trips) that was nice to do since you can't access amazing reefs from the resort.

Great resort for a family holiday. It was really spread out and felt quiet most of the time. My only complaint was the cleanliness of the pool as well as the cabanas. Otherwise highly recommend!

Super friendly staff and nice area but quite outdated and not what you would expect for the price you pay.

Musket Cove was a really cool experience since its on its own island, so if you like isolation and only hanging around the resort this would be your place. If you like doing activities on the main island then this is definitely not your place since the ferry ride to the main island and Port Denarau is about 1 hour long and was quite costly per person ($200 Fijian per person or something like that). We stayed in the Lagoon Bure and my two complaints about it were there were ants on the ceiling you could clearly see crawling around which was kinda gross and the lagoon itself was technically overwater but not really since you could not jump in the water (it looked pretty muddy). Staff were lovely and meals were all included though, most drinks were not so be aware of that extra cost.

it’s ok

Quiet and peaceful

Musket Cove was a bubble in another world. The island was the most beautiful place I’ve ever stayed, the staff were the friendliest people who couldn’t do enough for you and the food was always delicious. Highly recommend.

A beautiful place for a family holiday. We will be back

Need to walk to every to book , no connection btw facilities

We love Musket but the very loud music blasting by the pool and restaurant was disappointing. It didn’t used to be like this at Musket. Spoiled things for us. We could even hear the music in our room in the day which meat reading and relaxing was overshadowed.

BEST BANG FOR YOUR BUCK IN FIJI. EVERYONE IS SUPER NICE

The management and culture was superb, so the staff were responsive and helpful

Peaceful and very relaxing resort. Very friendly staff.

Excellent stay. Only problem I had was that I didn’t reapply sunscreen enough. Temperature was very hot. Friendliest people ever all throughout the resort and Fiji in general. Every where you went you were greated with Bula and how are you doing. Wonderful people!

What an amazing place! We visited a few other resorts on our trip and this was by far the best. The food was fantastic with lots of choices for my picky 6yr old. The rooms were spacious and spotless. The wildlife and snorkelling were exceptional. And the staff were genuinely warm and kind - they went over and above to make us comfortable and happy. We would love to visit again in the future :) The one thing I'd love to see them do better (not just this resort but all resorts in Fiji) is educate visitors about caring for the coral. We saw a lot of tourists stepping on and breaking the coral whilst snorkelling. I worry that the reefs won't stay pristine for long if people keep doing that.