The resort can accommodate twenty-six guests on the island however, twenty guests is what the resort considers a full house. The resort offers six spacious bungalows that are perfect for families or couples. The double bungalows have two units and two guest rooms. All rooms have a private bathroom with ambient temperature showers and toilet facilities. The bathrooms are stocked with natural mineral-based toiletries including hand wash, body wash, shampoo, and conditioner. The biodegradable products are produced by Envirocare Earth. Beach towels are provided in all rooms. All accommodations are screened and all bedrooms have fans. Power is available 24/7 and all rooms have 220V Australian-style outlets. All bungalows are furnished with a fridge and coffee making facilities.
Guests can choose from Beachfront Bungalows, Garden Bungalow, Dual Units, and Guest Rooms. Each bungalow offers a unique style and furnishing. Vanua 3 and 6 are perfect for couples as they feature a king bed or a twin share, a large sitting area, and a computer desk for photographers who wish to edit photographs. The other two beachfront bungalows are great for families. Vanua 1 has a large main room that includes a sitting area, desk, coffee making facilities, and two single beds. The main bedroom has a king or twin bed and the bathroom has a separate toilet. The large shaded deck area is connected to the main room. Vanua 2 has two separate rooms that are connected by a wide corridor. The main room is similar to that of Vanua 3 and 6. The extra room has a high dividing wall, so it can accommodate up to two people as twin or double occupancy and have a small shared lounge area. Both rooms open to a large shaded deck area and there is a semi-detached bathroom.
The Garden Bungalows are set back about forty meters from the water and are nestled in private gardens. Each Vanua has king or twin beds, and a large shaded deck area with outdoor furniture and hammock. The highlight of these bungalows is the views of both the lagoon and nearby channel. The Dual Units share a common wall but are completely private. Both units have an open space room, a bathroom, and a separate toilet. There is a bedroom area and along one wall is a wet bar including a sink and coffee making facilities. The rooms are furnished with a luggage rack, clothing storage space, cane chairs, and a small table. The units also have ceiling fans for cooling. The Guest Rooms share a common wall and have amazing views over the Marovo. One of the guest rooms (7A) is as large as a bungalow with an ensuite shower and separate toilet, kitchenette area, king beds, and a deck. This room is located on a slight rise, gets gentle breezes, and has an overhead fan. The other room room (7B) is smaller, has an ensuite with a toilet and shower, opens out onto a large, breezy deck, and has two single beds.
Uepi Resort has easy access to unique first-class dive sites just minutes from shore. The water is normally very clear with visibility of up to thirty meters. The tidal current to and from the Marovo Lagoon and The Slot makes the water passage a perfect habitat for a diverse colorful population of filter feeders. This includes corals, sponges, reef fish, sedentary critters, and pelagics. One of the top dive sites is Uepi Point. This site features a vertical reef corner that is coated with corals, including gorgonian fan and colorful spiky soft corals. When divers descend to thirty meters, there is a coral peninsula that juts out into the ocean depths. The walls plunge into the abyss and this is the stage for an endless procession of pelagics including schooling barracuda, jacks, runner, rays, and sharks. There are occasions when this site turns into a hunting and feeding ground, making it an exciting dive. Night diving is a great experience at Uepi. There are several jetties that are home for many critters, and at night there is a profusion of echinoderms, invertebrates, and crustaceans in this area. Dives find crayfish, shells, eels, rays, shrimp, crabs, and so much more. Wreck dives from WWII at Wickham Harbour are about fifty kilometers south west of the resort, and a 75-minute boat ride. The wrecks include Azusa Maru, Iawami Maru, and two unidentified wrecks.