We arrived back at Port Denerau with Ashley and Dominic in depressed mood after being torn apart from their sweethearts on the island. We looked around Port Denerau because the shops were duty-free. We made some last minute purchases before eating out with a wonderful view of the harbour. It was really sunny day and we were soaking up the atmosphere. It had a farewell feel about it and we knew our travelling was coming to an end. We hailed a taxi to our last h...

I woke up to a real dodgy stomach which I suspect was the price that I paid for my politeness by attempting to eat the most of the meal ( Cassova chips and curry of some sorts) cooked by a villager from the jungle trek yesterday. A trip to the toilets soon followed and I had a small breakfast and bid my farewell to the residents of the Beachouse. We had to go through an hour and half drive to Port Denarau which is an important hub for the transport links in Fi...

Since I have been swallowed by the Fiji time which is a term for the relaxed approach on everything by the locals such as taking the time to get a task done, I haven't been putting notes on what I did in my book for my blog often as I would like but then again I didn't do much during my stay at Beachouse so I thought I would sum it all up in one entry so here goes... We got up early for a shuttle to Beachouse; it was a 2 hours' drive so it offer me and the gan...

We checked in Britz headquarters first thing in the morning, a worker checked out our motorhome and we showed her all of the damage which earned us a compensation from then which was a consolation of some sort. I have to admit it wasn't too overly emotional farewell due to the falling parts but I was bit sad to see it go. We all got on the plane to Fiji after the usual procedure of checking in and we were amazed to see staff dressed in flowery shirts and sayin...