Bula Linda B, 1. Technically yes, February is hurricane season, however its not something you should be overly concerned with. If there is a hurricane coming we're able to see it days in advance and can take the appropriate action there. We always recommend guests take out full comprehensive travel insurance as any disruptions can be claimed back this way. 2. Transfers to Davui currently run at FJD525 pp one way (about USD250) for the Plane/Launch and FJD1350 pp one way (about USD650) for the helicopter. The resort region is not serviced by any commercial airlines. However this remote location is what sets us apart. The fact we're away from the islands that are located near the airport means that we don't have commercial planes flying overhead or other resort boats passing around the island. I hope that has all helped, if you need any more assistance, please visit our official resort website where we have a live chat feature. Apologies, TripAdvisor will now allow us to add in the URL to our website. Vinaka Royal Davui Island Resort, Fiji

We were there the last week of February. There was a pretty significant storm that came through before about arrival. Parts of Fiji were without power and there were downed trees etc. We had two full days of rain and a couple days of afternoon or evening rain. Lots of sun and blue sky as well! We loved it, hung out in our vale and watched the weather.

Bula Vinaka, Tropical Cyclone Keni passed very close to Royal Davui bringing down th three large trees and wiping out the resort jetty. Thankfully all staff were safe and there was no structural damage to any of the villas or buildings. We have started the process of rebuilding the jetty but will be doing beach transfers until the new jetty is in place. Vinaka Chris Southwick