"This is a true Fijian village experience. You’re made to feel like family and everyone in the village is so friendly and welcoming. Soso bay was beautiful and the whole experience was amazing. It’s not luxurious but the bed was comfortable and we were never hungry. The massage’s were great and my son loved the spear fishing and snorkelling too."

"I thought the $190 per person transfer was a return trip but it was each way which added $760 to our budget. You have to pay the chief a $10 landing fee and donate a gift of kava root. You need to bring your own water and extra money for activities. Meals are provided at an additional cost. You can bring your own alcohol, if desired. Also bring mozzie repellent."

"Excellent food, comfortable and great location."

"Aucun."

"It was an amazing experience to be part of a village and meeting the locals, they are very nice and kind people. The activities were fantastic, we particularly enjoyed the snorkeling followed by a pic-nic on another island. It was also possible to do snorkeling directly from the beach of the village. The meals were delicious, diversified and the quantities were more than enough."

"It was not clear from the booking that the guest house was shared with other people, but it was great to meet other travelers and share this experience (note that the privacy in the guest house is quite limited). We were not aware that it was not possible to plan activities on Sundays (Church and rest day). Overall, it would have been nice if someone could explain to us the meal times and the rules of the village, but it in any case we figured this out by asking around and the people were always available to answer our questions."

"Tai Evi homestay was the highlight of our trip to the Yasawa islands and we wish we could've stayed for longer. It is basic accommodation but perfect for what we needed and we stayed right in the village with Silo's family. The food was delicious. There is lots to do - we saw the manta rays in the manta ray passage which is a boat trip away as well as amazing reef. The beach is also nice with some good coral as well. It was also the 1st year anniversary of the homestay whilst we were there so we had a BBQ with the family and all the guests and we helped with some of the preparation of the food. However, the highlight for us was the company and people that we met here :)"

"Aucun."

"Most welcoming and friendly family and very authentic village! Really good food and a lot, they even cooked vegetarian for me! Nice activities, it never gets boring. The beach is beautiful too. Small room but comfy bed with mosquito net. We would have loved to stay longer. Thank you very much Silo, Bill, Va and Rob for making our stay great! Extra info because it’s one of the first reviews: We got picked up from the ferry by boat (extra cost), very good food provided for 50FJD/day per person, bathroom simple with bucket toilet and shower in a little shelter next door, no supermarket in the village so bring what you need (mosquito repellent and sun screen!). Solar panels provide power through the day and lights, but no fan (was not too hot for us). Covering clothes and no hats/sunglasses while walking the village, beach is fine :) Bringing a gift to the chief of the village is also part of etiquette."

"Beware that you need mosquito repellent."

"Tout"

"Rien"