Oh my god, what a hard life this is... So today I got up for breakfast, fell asleep in a hammock, went for another snorkel although i didn't get very far due to the huge cuts on the back of my feet (definatley couldn't wear flippers again). Then lazed around in a hammock for a while, slept a little, went for a walk along the beach, then had lunc, then until dinner time I did absolutely nothing except lay in that hammock reading and writing. I am really en...

So we were picked up from the Island, via speedboat and taken back to the ferry, which was taking us downwards towards the main island. Obviously I wasn't stopping there though, so it was onto an Island in the middle of the Yasawa group called Naviti, at a resort appropriately named White Sandy Beach. Upon boarding, I bumped into Rachel from New Zealand who was just getting off, she looked well though, enjoying Fiji time! Ooh i forgot to tell you about Fiji t...

So that night in White Sandy was awesome, we befriended a huge group of people, 4 notably being, Salotte, Frenchy, Aussie and English! You can see how my chilled out persona has come along..none of those names are the real ones! Anyhow, the local boys taught us how to bula dance, something that was highly embrassing, but loads of fun - reminded me of the macarana! Mum you'll love it. Then thy set up a Bombfire for us on the beach and a bar down there too, ab...

I loved that lagoon so much I decided to stay another night, and James and I met an English lad James, and a dutch guy who we called Carlos, because of his white linin trousers and white shirt, slick back long hair and dutch accent! He really did look like something out of Miami Vice! Cool lads, and we walked the outskirts of the Island, to the lagoon and dived in again. Another awesome day snorkeling, and all of our food was gorgeous, a lot of fruit, vegetables ...

Bula Bula - Bula is a cool word it mcan mean anything in Fijian. Its literal translation I believe is WELCOME, but people use it in song, thank yous, ordering food! Its a wicked little saying. Anyhow I left Nadi and caught a open windowed bus to the harbour, who did I meet on this bus, none other than Tom - the guy I had dinner with last night. Hes a really chatting, upbeat kindof guy, so we got on like a house on fire. I had bought a Bula pass (you see theres t...