We arrived back in Nadi and met up with Louise and Sian at the hotel. Had dinner and a few gins (has only taken us 2 nights to polish off a litre!) and started watching the film Avalanche, which was that night's entertainment. The whole room was in stitches at the bad acting, bad dialogue, bad everything, and we gave up on it after half an hour and carried on drinking in Sian's room. We've got an early flight tomorrow, so we retired to bed quite early. At lea...

After the not so pleasant ferry from Kuata, we arrived at South Sea Island in the pouring rain. The whole island takes less than 5 minutes to walk around, so the general plan for here was to just sunbathe...Mother Nature didn't seem to like that plan though. Got our welcoming brief from the annoying dive instructor (he thought he was the daddy..we thought he was an idiot) and had our buffet dinner, indoors of course. Food was actually quite nice, which was a r...

We arrived at Kuata Island, which was surprisingly a nice resort considering the amount of bad reports we had heard about it. Then it was dinner time. We had rice and some kind of spicy chicken, whilst watching the numerous geckos on the ceiling having their own feast. One lucky gecko managed to catch a huge moth for his tea...he couldn't believe his luck, and didn't have a clue how he was going to eat it all. He positioned himself above Nat and Louise's head...

We arrived at the Wanna Taki cruise ship yesterday afternoon and took refuge from the heat in the air conditioned dorm! Soon went out on the deck to sunbathe, and the sea is only a jump off the side of the boat if we get too hot! Hot showers were very welcome before dinner, which was actually decent food - our plate was stacked high, have to stock up before the next island (we've heard rumours that the food is not exactly fine cuisine). After dinner, we set...

After a bumpy ride through the Fijian islands on the Yasawa Flyer catamaran, we arrived at our first island...ours was the one with the grey raincloud over it (surprise surprise). The resort was called Coral View, and we were herded off the catamaran into two tiny fishing boats to take us and all our luggage over to the island. The two boats had to stop halfway cos one boat had been overloaded and was literally a inch away from capsizing! Thankfully made it in...