Dee'S Homestay
Lot 20 Votualevu Rd, Nadi
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Dee'S Homestay Nadi

Lot 20 Votualevu Rd Nadi, Viti Levu, Fiji

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Bye bye Paradise!

A travel blog entry by jeevesyontour

5

... bit of Fiji. Me, Geogia and jennie went to town by taxi and for some stupid reason thought it wasn't too far back to try and walk.... at midday...... in the Fiji heat..... and we are English!! As you can guess, we lasted 1/2 mile before we flagged down a taxi to take us the rest of the way!! Once we got back and made the Bamboo staff laugh at our feeble attemt, we decided to hit the beach. However even this ...

Kaikoura, Hobbiton and island hopping in Fiji

A travel blog entry by melodynairn

58

... jump, we were all feeling a little bit delicate to say the least. After saying a very sad farewell to our Kiwi Experience friends in Queenstown, we all sleepily boarded the bus to Christchurch on the 5th March. By this point, my body felt so abused that I just drifted in and out of consciousness for the entire journey, finally waking up with a headache and a bad crick in my neck. The aftermath of the devastating earthquake in February 2011 has left Christchurch like a ...

Bula Fiji

A travel blog entry by redkeels

3
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Well, I wasn't super what i was expecting but there were no cafes. It was all Indian shops and supermarkets and nothing good to eat. The only places that served food was hot food and curry. Not what I want for breakfast. I thought I would buy some food in the supermarkets to take with me to the islands and also to make some lunch (bearing in mind there is no kitchen facilities). There was no cold meats, no bread, ...

FIJI

A travel blog entry by gordoncollis1

35

... eating show on and we stopped to watch it on our way back. There was a young girl and a young boy flicking around lighted battens and they through them in the air and caught them in the most impressive style. They ate fire, they spat out fire, they danced with more energy then we used in our tennis match. Which is saying something. They got the crowd to participate by singing and yelling "Bulla” every now and then and it was very entertaining.

2030 hours (8:30 ...

Bula Fiji!

A travel blog entry by harryjarvis

... found out later they call that "Tsunami"!
This stufff tasted like dish water, and it was pretty obvious to see I was not the only one who didntlike the taste, with James looking like he was chewing a wasp and all the other people taking part nearly gagging on the drink!
The Fijians apparently swear by the stuff though, and it is supposed to make you feel healthier, which I can tell you now, I didn't.
The Cava is actually a ...