Coral Coast Hostels - Reviews and Rates

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We did the Sigatoka River Cruise this afternoon. This is quite a fun thing. Picked up at our hotel and into Sigatoka town to pay and get the mini van into the hills. Our mini van driver is giving us information as we go. There is one main road around the island and then after you get maybe a kilometer or less int...

Fiji marked our first 'new' country, and it was obvious from shortly after landing that things were going to be very different. Hawaii has long since given up on the free traditional welcome, but in Nadi (pronounced 'Nandi' - there's an invisible n in front of the d) we got a splendid song of Fijian welcome, even though it was 5am. (presumably t...

The last stop on Feejee Experience was Voli Voli. This is thought to be the best place or resort to stay here in Fiji mainland. I couldn't disagree. The place is beautiful and there are a number of activities you could do such as diving, which Mark and I went for on our last day. I did my best time at this dive which was 51 minutes on one tank a...

Well after much arguing with the company aboard the cruise ship we managed to change our last ngiht's stay to the luxurious Bounty Island (as compensation for not getting on the wanna taki cruise ship). This is the isladn where they filmed Celebrity Love Island so had massive amounts of novelty value. We could've spent a week here the beaches we...

Hi Guys Writing to you from sunny Fiji! Well actually not so sunny today LOL. We arrived after a gruelling 24hours flying between Calgary, Vancouver, LA and finally Fiji. The first 2 flights were ok but the last one was 10hours and 10 minutes and was hard to get through. On our first day we arrived at 7am and were met by 3 Fijians who serenaded ...

Fiji is a mecca of relaxation and the island runs on "Fiji time' which means no worries - no hurry! So it can take a while for time dependent Westerners to adjust. When our transfer bus from the airport broke down, it was a massive source of anxiety to the busload of Aussies. We waited roadside for over an hour with no clear indication of what w...

Took the bus to Sigatoka, pronounced Sing atoka and felt a little jostled by the end of it. First of all none of the roads are paved and with all the rain Fiji gets it makes for some fairly serious ruts in the road. Twice we were temporarily stuck and had to manouever our way out. I was disgusted to see the Fijians throw empty bottles out of the...