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"This is perfect for a quiet getaway. Town is a short boat ride You have to be self-sufficient which made inexpensive Bed was huge and very comfortable Kitchen well equipped. Lounge had smart TV for a movie at night and good Wi-Fi. Hosts Matthew and Liz were great. Very attentive, friendly, responsive. The service was personalised. special thanks to Sean, their son for his help. There’s a small tropical reef out the front, which is a great snorkel. Will return! "

"Beautiful views from dining nakamal and pool area. The pool is nice with some of it extending into the dining area. Rooms were good with comfortable big bed. Food and staff werd excellent "

"Do not stay here if you wish to spend quiet night since you will be woke up by people speaking at 5:30 in the morning and same late in the evening. Overall it was a good value"

"Great pool"

"The stay was amazing. Our accomodation was just above the ocean with the awesome view on the other island. Josephine and Klass are great hosts and they went above and beyond to make our stay as nice as possible. Make sure to contact them before your stay there so they can organize your transport. Pick up is from the starfish restaurant which is also a great place to have a drink or two and try some kava 😊 the plantation has a local cat Oreo who is very cuddly. I also would recommend the bat...

"We stayed for 5 nights, which I think was about perfect - enough time to relax but not so long that we were bored on such a small island. The reef was beautiful and had lots of different corals, along with loads of fish. We don't dive so we snorkelled each day. We took our own masks but used Bokissa's flippers, which were excellent. The staff were consistently friendly and helpful. Whilst there was a child there (12 year old) while we were there, it seemed much more suited to couples."

"Great spot but the rooms were in poor condition and it ran on generator so there was no power from 10.30pm till 5.30am so it was very hot at night with no fan as you had to close the doors cause there were no fly screens and lots of mosquitoes. There is no fridge in the room so you can only rely on the lunch and dinners sold through two canoes which was quite expensive (but nice). The kayaks that we were told we could use to fish on (when I enquired about staying there) all had holes and sunk...