Offers

Offers

Promo codes for booking direct.

Book direct

A little more Naoero, for a little less

Enter a code at checkout, or tap “Use code” and we will carry it there for you. Codes are valued in Australian dollars and apply to the accommodation total.
  • A$200 off

    A$200 off stays over A$1,700 — take a deep breath on us

    • Minimum room total A$1,700
    • Book by 26 January 2027
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  • 15% off

    15% off your first stay at the Manor

    • Saves up to A$1,000
    • Book by 25 February 2027
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  • 20% off

    Honeymooners: 20% off stays over A$4,000

    • Minimum room total A$4,000
    • Saves up to A$1,700
    • Book by 26 April 2027
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  • 10% off

    Welcome back — 10% off for returning guests

    • Saves up to A$700
    • Book by 28 October 2027
    Use code

One code per reservation. Discounts apply to the accommodation total, not to add-on experiences. Subject to availability; the amount saved is confirmed at checkout before you pay.

With every stay

No code needed

Every reservation made on this site includes the following, with rates from A$150 per night.

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  • Fully air-conditioned rooms, many with a balcony or terrace
  • Swimming pool & all-weather tennis courts
  • Two restaurants: Thai, Chinese & more
  • The island’s only nightclub
  • Internet café, printing & an ATM at reception
  • Rooms with kitchen facilities for longer stays

Seasons & rates

When your dollar goes furthest

Our rates follow the seasons. Each room’s rate card shows the exact nightly price for every date.
  • March – October

    Most of the year

    Hot and very humid all year, with daytime temperatures of about 30–35°C and nights around 25°C. Rain is generally lighter outside the monsoon months, though it varies a great deal from year to year.

  • November – February

    Monsoon months

    Monsoon rains arrive between November and February, often in heavy showers that pass quickly.

  • All year

    Water is precious

    Rainfall swings widely with El Niño and La Niña, and the island has known long droughts. Much of Nauru’s water is imported or collected from the rain — please use it with care.

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