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kyoub Says: There are several beautiful birds on the island.There are red & green Parrot finches, orange-breasted honeyeaters, red avadovat, spotted turtle-doves, and many sea birds.You can also see pretty butterflies and flying foxes.The picture is of the reef herons on the beach...
kyoub Says: You must get out early at least one morning to see the beautiful sunrise.I know it is difficult getting up so early after drinking all that Kava the night before but try.
kyoub Says: The beach is full of beautiful shells.Just don't take the ones that have something living in them or ones that could be used to live in by hermit crabs and the like..We saw many hermit crabs around the rocks.
kyoub Says: There were 7 bures but most of the roofs had been damaged in the cyclone. We were the only one staying in them when we were there.All of the others there were staying in the dormitory up near the dining room.
kyoub Says: Our accommodations were in one of the native thatched roof huts called a bure.It was near the beach and had a wonderful view of the sea.It had one room with a bed and a table.There was an ensuite bathroom with a shower.It had a nice porch on the front. You could hang clothes...
Waya Eco Haven: Local food and Kava
kyoub Says: When we heard the beat of the lali drum, we knew it was time to come to the restaurant to eat.The food was included in the price of our stay.They served us 3 meals a day.It was local food and very good.After dinner we could sit around in a circle on the floor and drink...
kyoub Says: After dinner, those that wanted to join the locals for Kava were welcome.They sat in a circle on the floor and passed a gourd like cup around and everyone took a sip of the Kava.
kyoub Says: The crew will meet you at the Lautoka's Neisau Narina daily except Sundays.From there you will go by boat out to Wayesewa Island.When it is time to leave they will take to back to Loutoka.
kyoub Says: Everything on the island has to come from Viti Levu.When the boat brings guests to the island, they also bring supplies.
kyoub Says: The locals get around on the sea in their canoes.
kyoub Says: Yes even in paradise, there are creepy things like spiders.They were just palm spiders and not dangerous but scarey looking to me.
kyoub Says: Something easy to get on and off the boats.Packpack or soft sided overnight type case. Swimsuit, shorts, t-shirts, sarongs, and sandals.IT IS VERY CASUAL HERE. Be sure to bring everything that you may need.Don't forget the sunscreen. Bring film or memory card. There are...
kyoub Says: Be sure to stop by the Dive shop.The Dive master will tell you want is going on around the island, in the water.When we were there the dive master was from the US but he wasleaving soon.Whoever is there now will be quite knowledgeable.
kyoub Says: Just to the south of Wayasewa, is the small island of Kuata.There are coral cliffs and great snorkeling there. It also has some interesting caves and volcanic rock formations.
kyoub Says: The Fijians love their sports.You can usually get enough together for a game or two of volleyball.
kyoub Says: There are trails/paths and guides that will take you on treks around the island.Spectacular mountain-top views of the Yasawa Islands, villages and surrounding coral reefs. See the giant Wobbling Rock, Gorilla Head Rock, ancient village site, and village plantations.
kyoub Says: Make arrangements at the dive shop for daily snorkeling and diving trips.
kyoub Says: Soon it was time to leave this little island that we loved and our ever smiling hosts.We got back in the boat and headed back to Loutoka.The ride was much smoother on the way back. We have never seen more gracious and friendly people as we met there.It will be a lasting...
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After dinner, those that wanted to join the locals for Kava were welcome.They sat in a circle on the floor and passed a gourd like cup around and everyone took...
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Wayalailai(Little Waya) is located in the southern Yasawas, north west of Lautoka. It has beautiful beaches and coral reefs offshore. There is a budget resort there ran by the local villagers. All...
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This place was really hard to leave. I met many great people here and did some fantastic diving. The tribal village on the island runs the dive resort. It has no frills basic accomodations but what......
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