What the press says...
"Accommodation at Oarsmans Bay is basic but clean little bures with slatted windows on all four sides, which lets the sea breeze pass gently through the room at night. This cuts out the need for fans, so you can fall asleep to the sound of the waves breaking on the shore of the beach a few meters away at the foot of your little front garden."
Francesca Syz, Conde Nast Traveller UK, November 2005
"A jewel in the indigenous tourism crown is Oarsman's Bay Lodge on Nacula Island"
"The Bay where the Lodge now stands was once a deserted spot where the grandparents of activities officer, Onnie, planted crops and fished by nights. ' Now people are coming from around the world. I would never have believed it.'
NZ Herald, May 2004
"The Fiji Islands, especially the exquisite Yasawa group, are like a fairytale answer to a fatigued soul."
Vogue, January 2004
"The Yasawas are perhaps the most archetypical of all Fiji islands."
Lonely Planet 2003
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