The last two nights were spent in the highlands. This was our last real slice of Fijian culture we would ever see. (for now anyway!) We stayed with a family right on the top of a hill in a small bure (traditional Fijian hut, pronounced BUR-AY) see pics in my photo section. Sarah and I were the only guests at Nambululevu so it was very intimate and personal. We ate with them every mealtime and as their English wasn't brilliant, our conversation was reduced t...

Naviti- Korovou Eco Tour Resort Naviti was our last stop of the Fijian islands. Although we really enjoyed the time spent here, we felt rather sad that this would be our last few days with this picture perfect scenery! So we decided to perk up and make the most of it! We arrived on the 31st of October which was Halloween and we were very surprised to see that hardly any of the Fijians had heard of it. We asked Sitiveni, one of the waiters if he could ge...

Tavewa- Coral View Resort Coral View was one of our favourite resorts and we met the most friendliest people here, The people here were so hospitable and friendly, that we stayed another night. Fijian's have many favourite games, but muscial statues, musical chairs and the stick game seem to beat the lot! Our first night at the resort was spent drinking, dancing and swimming in the sea! they also taught us how to play a card game called s***head. Apparently...

Matacawalevu- Long Beach Resort The island of Matacawalevu was our next visit. We stayed in a resort called Long Beach. One morning we were feeling pretty healthy and went for a jog along the beach. We stopped off when the beach ended and lay on the rocks for a while to enjoy the scenery. Half way along the beach is a tea shop, selling tea and cakes for $4. We were able to sample the local coconut and chocolate cake and the wonderful Pacific tea. W...

Nacula- Nabua Lodge Resort Next up was Nacula. A pretty little island just north from Beachcomber. We stayed at Nabua Lodge. This was a very friendly place where we soon made friends with the people who worked there Demma, Sova, Lucy and the lads Ron and Paul and Vasilli. We walked to Nasisili, which was the village on the island and met a family there who want Sarah and me to come back and see them next year to live with them. They told us that by the...