Beautiful island. Walk to lookout well worth it for the amazing views. Even better views from the second summit. Locals were friendly and buying from their stalls helps the local economy.

Lovely friendly locals, always smiling. Great tiny island destination. The locals are trying very hard to promote their island, it was clean, tidy and like one big party with 3,500 passengers swimming, walking the tracks or having a cold beer from the little kiosk right on the water. DON'T take gifts for the school as previously advised, the Fiji Govt have put a stop to it. I had packed many school supplies and ended up giving them to the kids club on board our ship.

Wow is an understatement. I did not know what to expect as I could not find any tours. Well you do not need a tour. The Princess cruiseship set anchor and a water shuttle took us. It's a tiny but beautiful island with fine light golden sand, no rocks in the water so no need for watershoes, many trees for shade and restrooms. When the sun is out, the water is crystal clear, shades of turquoise, blues, greens, wow. The water was not cold but cooler than I expected for Fidji. We took a 10$ pp boat ride around the island. Took about 20 min. The other side of the island is even more beautiful; it's money very well spent. If you want to bring school supplies or things for the kids just do it. I saw many passengers bringing bags of stuff, whatever it was. The kids I saw looked well fed and happy. I had brought sealed candy treats. Enjoyed the day, best so far in my cruise.

What a beautiful little island! I had a 25-minute massage for $20 that was outstanding. There were many vendors with sarongs, bracelets, hats, and wood carvings for reasonable prices. You could take a boat ride around the island for $10 per person. We brought our own snorkel gear, but you could rent it there for $15. There was a lot of coral and beautiful little fish. The beach is beautiful and the water is crystal clear. Beautiful.

Beautiful island with beautiful friendly people who were happy to see us. We arrived on The Grand Princess & spent the day. Please disregard "Richard B" review. Some in our group brought school supplies that the school was thankful for. In fact they had a table set up outside for such donations. Just bring them & give them happily. Thank you Dravuni

A stop on our P & O Adventure cruise was to Dravuni Island. We had to tender from the ship. The island was beautiful with a quaint village that was very welcoming. We swam off the shore in water that was so warm and refreshing. The locals we so friendly with many smiling happy people. Though we were from a cruise ship and there were hawkers selling their wares, the island has managed to maintained it's charm.