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Musket Cove Island Resort

-17.773568, 177.195149

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Musket Cove Island Resort is a lodging, located at -17.773568, 177.195149, Fiji. They can be contacted via phone at +679 666 2215, visit their website www.musketcovefiji.com for more detailed information.

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-17.773568, 177.195149
Added by Jopie, at 18 October 2016

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  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours

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23 Reviews

  • Stamic One
    21 April 2018

    We have just arrived home from 5 nights at Muscat Cove, we had a great time. Our private island bure was spot on, the food breakfast, lunch and dinner were all top class, there was lots to do, we swam in pool and beach, snorkelled, went on an island hop, sat around drinking and eating, did lots of walking, canoeing, paddle boarding etc etc. Great place with children, the staff are fantastic, we really have no complaints. Be warned it is not cheap but then where is today if you want something good.

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  • Jill And Dave Jaques
    16 April 2018

    What a great welcome we received at Muscat Cove Island Resort. We were well looked after all weekend and our 2 bedroom bure was stunning. Immaculately clean, spacious & modern with amazing outlook.
    We took kayaks out into the magnificent bay. The sports gear attendant was very lazy as we asked for single kayaks and he said they had none so we struggled with double kayaks. When we walked past the gear shed on our return there was a stack of single kayaks around the corner of his gear shed!! Very disappointing when you know they are employed to be helpful to guests. Great weekend though. Very peaceful & relaxing.

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  • Jase Gray
    04 April 2018

    !!! - Caveat Emptor - !!!

    Will never holiday here again. (Who we believe was) one of the owners seemed extremely pretentious and unwelcoming upon arrival - I do stress that this could have been a permanent resident, regardless no way to treat guests in the way we were treated and spoken to, especially upon arrival.

    ended up revoking our booking half way through our stay due to the poor food, poor housekeeping and rude staff, and relocated to the adjacent resort which was half the cost and twice the quality.

    This is our 8th vacation to Fiji in 5 years, and we have never ever felt so disenchanted with the operations of a resort. We are regular attendees to resorts in Fiji and hand on heart I can tell you this is the absolute bottom of the list when compared to what Fiji has to offer.

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  • Rosie Carnahan Darby
    03 April 2018

    It was difficult to judge as we stayed during a cyclone. Food is great, staff are lovely. The rooms we're a little more rustic than we expected, and the TV was bad, the speakers were kind of broken, which wouldn't have mattered if it wasn't so wet!

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  • Daniel Hingston
    24 February 2018

    Loved staying here! My wife and I came for our honeymoon and were really looked after. Every part of the resort was beautiful. We couldn’t believe the view every morning that we woke up to.

    The staff were world-class. They were so friendly and would stop and chat with you and get to know you. Everything was very clean and looked after.

    The food and bar were some of the best parts of our day. We could always look forward to fresh ingredients which had loads of flavour. And the cocktails were dangerously too good.

    Would highly recommend this place to anyone. The snorkelling spots were ridiculous. There were so many different kinds of fish and they all swim right up to you. Walking around the island you find so many hidden beautiful beaches. The hour long massage hits the spot. But you might never come across any of these things because you could spend all day in the pool with a swim up bar.

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  • Max Tiko
    12 January 2018

    A distinctive resort great for relaxing and chilling with mates and familyalso the food is delicious with friendly service

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  • Graham Sutherland
    09 January 2018

    Stopped in for a cocktail and something to eat while we stayed at the nearby Plantation Island Resort.
    Great cocktails and the food was good, however we couldn't use the pool while we visited

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  • Nick McFarlane
    09 January 2018

    Very classy, pleasant resort that caters to the holidayer looking for just a resort to relax, swim, and just enjoy the atmosphere. There is an okay number of free activities available that revolve either around being in the water or going on trips around the islands, but they will charge you for the more "premium" experiences such as paddleboards (yes, $15 an hour for a paddleboard.) and cruises and the like. Apart from the organised activities, there is not much else to do within the resort, they offer no night time entertainment save for three guys playing guitar in one of the restaurants, no bonfire or music night, or even a simple games night. Board games are available from the front desk but c'mon. Families or those younger might get a little bored of the lack of activities, but the neighbourning resort, Plantation Island, has a myriad of activities both during the day and the evening to help ease the boredom.
    The food was great, but the selection does not vary much and does not have a particularly big menu which is a shame. Service is average at best, with drinks orders taking twenty minutes to arrive and food around an hour on average for simple meals. The employees very much live by the "Fiji Time" rules here, and they are often doing whatever they want, when they want, when you are still waiting to be served or for your drinks to be made.
    The views from the resort are amazing, offering some of the most picturesque scenery in the world, right outside your door (if you splurge on the beachfront bures) and is a sight to behold. Bring a camera!
    Overall, a great place to go for 5-7 days, in a beautiful setting with plenty to see (both in the water and on land), let down by a very dull atmosphere and average service.

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  • Eroni Serukalou
    13 December 2017

    Very loving and caring staff and lovely place to spend ..hope to visit again 😘😘😘😘

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  • Steve
    01 December 2017

    Great resort & marina. A must do for anyone doing Fiji

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  • David Doherty
    23 November 2017

    I'll give it 4 stars as we only had lunch and dinner there (we were staying at Lomani). The food was great, decent size and price. Had fantastic views. And the whole resort seemed pretty nice for a family with older kids.

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  • Joel Raymond
    10 October 2017

    Musket Cove was the holiday of a lifetime. I'd like to share similar sentiment to an early reviewer and note the above and beyond service of Dick's Place employee Malcom. His eagerness and extraordinary service skills aided me and my family to have many memorable dinners and is an example for all other employees. God bless him for the future. Would recommend musket cove for all!

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  • Heather Roy
    30 September 2017

    Very relaxing place to spend a few days. Lovely well appointed accommodation which we couldn't fault. Lots to do from snorkelling to biking around the island to an island trek tour. Great salt water pool and excellent meals. Only slight down side was the staff looked a little tired of tourists!

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  • Kat G
    29 August 2017

    Muscat Cove is absolutely brilliant. They treat you like family and are more than happy to help you out in every way

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  • Prateek Dubey
    22 August 2017

    Oh my God! What a place

    Its having every element of a wonderful resort.

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  • Rhys Glidden
    02 August 2017

    Cools little place with a fantastic private beach. Beach front villas with a five star view and only a short boat ride away from reef snorkelling.

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  • Kirkdis
    20 June 2017

    A really beautiful place but for my personal opinion it was too calm here. More a place for honeymoon couples. Try to get a bike and cycle the hills with it.

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  • Jennifer Addington
    22 April 2017

    If anyone is looking for a great deal on hotels you can check it out on HoteIRaven. com Booked a hotel on there and they had the cheapest rates around

    Really enjoyed our stay at this up-market Fijian resort.

    Be greeted by the fun loving and well tuned, Fijian staff singing a great welcome song.

    The villas are the place to stay. They're clean, spacious and within walking distance to everything.

    Start your day with a boat trip out to a local surf break or a snorkel right from the beach. Relax by the pool or walk around the grounds to explore places you've never been before.

    The breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet options are good for the island. Also a great place for kids because it's more exclusive and quiet than its neighbor, Plantation Island resort.

    Finish your day with a Fijian massage and another session of relaxing by the pool. Enjoy a few drinks in your Villa with previously purchased duty free spirits or head out to one of the bars on or near the main entrance.

    Forget to check out 🤔😀or maybe just extend your stay.

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  • Martin Doran
    13 April 2017

    I'm only staying here for four nights (wish it was more) but what's not to like. The Fijian people are the friendliest I've ever met. I was lucky enough to get a beachfront Bure and it's been totally worth it. So, great location, great people and tasty food. Yes, it is expensive but totally worth it.

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  • Kevin Graham
    10 March 2017

    They were super slow but very accommodating. Great breakfast. Kayaks are free to rent but not sups :(. The snorkeling was just OK. I wish they gave instructions to the people on how not to kick the coral. SO MUCH dead coral. Maybe has a fishy ID book available too.

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  • Mark Edwards
    07 March 2017

    Great place, awesome pool, great night on Thursday with pig on the spot and native show afterwards

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  • James Gia
    18 January 2017

    Really enjoyed our stay at this up-market Fijian resort.

    Be greeted by the fun loving and well tuned, Fijian staff singing a great welcome song.

    The villas are the place to stay. They're clean, spacious and within walking distance to everything.

    Start your day with a boat trip out to a local surf break or a snorkel right from the beach. Relax by the pool or walk around the grounds to explore places you've never been before.

    The breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet options are good for the island. Also a great place for kids because it's more exclusive and quiet than its neighbor, Plantation Island resort.

    Finish your day with a Fijian massage and another session of relaxing by the pool. Enjoy a few drinks in your Villa with previously purchased duty free spirits or head out to one of the bars on or near the main entrance.

    Forget to check out 🤔😀or maybe just extend your stay.

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  • Tom L
    25 October 2016

    Stayed in the timeshare side. Overall a great place however the only downside is that the water is a bit brackish so purified water (provided for free) must be drank. Buy the snorkel boat pass, it's well worth it and make sure to enjoy a cocktail at the beach bar and watch the sunset!

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