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malianrob Says: We also made it to this island and spent the day here. It was definitely bigger that South Sea Island. The beach here was beautiful here to but the beach was full of rock and coral too. I am not complaining though. It was beautiful. Alexis and I walked on the beach picking...
malianrob Says: South Sea Island is the closest of the Mamanuca Group of islands. It is about a 20 minute boat ride from Denarau Island. This is also the smallest of the islands. I thought they were joking that in 5 to 10 minutes you can walk around the entire island. But it is true! This...
Hewer Says: The biggest "must see" activity is obvious - the beach. The most famous beaches on the island of Viti Levu are on the Coral Coast - a 30-kilometer stretch of coastline in the south on the Queen`s Highway.The waves break about 500 meters off shore. You can wade in crystal...
Hewer Says: I stayed in a beachfront bungalow and awoke to the shore of the Coral Coast every morning. White sands, palm trees, great breakfast and many, many activites to choose from - or doing nothing at all for that matter. It`s a smaller hotel than most of the others in the area....
Hewer Says: It`s possible to get by on a low budget in Fiji. The hotel meals are almost on par with western prices, but in the cities and towns you can definitely eat on the cheap.Many towns in Viti Levu have large populations of people of Indian origin or Indo-Fijians, as they are...
shiran_d Says: Bus services provide from 5.30am to 11pm.
Baravi Handcrafts: Browse in peace
Hewer Says: Fijian vendors are overwhelmingly friendly and will do anything to secure a sale. They`ll follow you around the store, asking questions and offering free drinks and food so that you almost feel obligated to buy something.It sometimes gets to be a bit much. One shop on the...
Hewer Says: Kava is a narcotic beverage. You can buy kava in a powdered form and it is then thoroughly mixed with water. It looks like muddy water and tastes like bitter water mixed with earth and incense. Traditionally, it is men who drink kava but visitors of both genders are...
Hewer Says: Many Fijians in rural areas are devout Christians. Every village has some kind of church or place of worship. I managed to get along to a church service on a Sunday morning while I was there. The whole village attended the service too. Everybody really dresses up for it,...
Hewer Says: There are numerous small villages dispersed around the coastline of Viti Levu. Although entering one of them may seem an interesting (and harmless) thing to do, remember that it is mark of respect to get permission to enter first. If you see someone at or near the village...
shiran_d Says: Carolina and I helped 6 familes home by giving them a lift home on our car.Remeber they were the ladies and children selling the home made ROTI typical FIJIAN food. They were so suprised of our offer. We both were very excited that we were able to help these people home...
Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple - Nadi
shiran_d Says: Nadi is the home to the largest Hindu temple in the Southern Hemisphere and is a 'must stop' for visitors wishing to experience the cultural and architectural diversity for which Fiji is well known.The three-part Sri Siva-Subramaniya temple is dedicated to the deity Murugan...
Kava Shops and Bollywood Video Libraries
Hewer Says: This is a street scene in a tiny town between Sigatoka and Suva.On the left is a `Grog Shop` selling kava. Alcoholic and narcotic beverages are known as `grog` in Fiji. On the right is a video shop which was a veritable Bollywood bonanza!Large numbers of people in Fiji trace...
Hewer Says: One of the best experiences you can have is to visit a local village. I stayed at the Tambua Sands Resort on the Coral Coast. It's smaller than some of the big resorts nearby and there are more opportunities to meet the locals. After a few days we were invited to the home of...
Hewer Says: If you find yourself in Fiji between March and September, try to get along to a rugby game. Most games are played on Saturdays. I was lucky enough to be there for the national `tens` tournament. It cost FJD$2 for general admission while I was there, but the staff gave us...
Hewer Says: Two highways, known as the King`s Highway and the Queen`s Highway, encircle the island of Viti Levu. It would take a full day of driving to circle the entire island.Dotted along the road, and usually by village approaches and either side of major towns, are highway vendors,...
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Bus services provide from 5.30am to 11pm.
Q: Hello. I stay 4 non-consecutive days in viti levu, and i arrive at nadi airport or port denarau. what are the main things to do...
A: OK, that is your third thread on Fiji. When that happens it tends to get lost. My response to one of your other threads follows, as it probably should have been...
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I stayed on the Coral Coast for one week, but it felt like a year. Everything is so laid back, nothing or noone is in a hurry. Noone is ever late because the concept of being late does not exist....
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Viti Levu is the largest and most important of the Fiji Islands. It is the fifth largest island in Oceania and has around 75% of Fiji’s population living here. Roughly circular in shape, Viti Levu is...
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Predominately Nadi was a Sugar Town which gradually underwent transition to be a tourism oriented town after Nadi Airport being declared the first International Airport. Nadi became a town in 1972 and...
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Zaterdag 13 december We zijn aangekomen op Fiji en hebben nu echt het gevoel aan de andere kant van de wereld te zijn. Het begint al op de luchthaven, we lopen door een moderne slurf en komen op de...
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