Hexagon International Hotel, Villas & Spa Nadi

... on life. It seems pretty clear that they have figured something out that we haven't quite grasped and are more than willing to let us in on their secret.<br><br>Staying in Nadi was absolutely amazing. John took us into Lautoka where we spent the day shopping, talking, and eating some of the local grub. That night the hostel carved pumpkins for us crazy kids (suprisingly though, we did not meet a single American the entire time we were ...

... in a place where many people that come to Fiji will never set foot. It took awhile for people to come but once they came after they were adjusted they stayed. Soon the hut was packed with kids, and there grandma's and mothers. Many of the men came from farming to be seen and then went back to work. Many had no idea what chiropractic really was, but they all came. After the adjustment many said that everything was ...

... pool fighting with ppl on shoulders, also joined in ring of fire with some Norwegians and they played it like i've never known before!<br><br>Last stop Southsea Island, a tiny island at the south of the Yasawa group of islands. This island is so small you can walk around the entire island in about 10 minutes. Never the less we still found plenty to do. At night after dinner we built a fire on the beach and a group of us sat out under thousands of stars and the moon ...

... tour of Nadi and what it has to offer. For those of you planning on going to Fiji, I suspect most people have said so already but I would advise against spending more than a night/morning there on transit to the nicer islands and coast as it really is just a town.<br><br>Thanks to Diane for her hospitality and to Lucy for helping me book my Mango Bay holiday.

... sowie leider auch die Musik), liefen bis halb 3 Uhr nachts. Solange war dann auch bei uns das Licht an. Denn sobald es ausging huschte ein halber Zoo durch unser Zimmer. Ich habe lange nicht so mies geschlafen. Am naechsten morgen haben wir fruehzeitig ausgecheckt (wir mussten um 9 Uhr aus der Bure raus sein, damit sie 'gereinigt' werden kann. Hat man ihr gar nicht angesehen, dass sie jemals gereinigt wird.. und dann haben wir bis nachmittags um halb 4 auf die Faehre ...

... up in the morning and went up to the village to go and wave off Team Fiji only to find them all still sitting on the grog mat!! They of course made us have some&#8230;at 6am it was not a good thing to be drinking!!<br><br> A few things i've remembered that make me laugh!...the arrival of Samsung and Delilah (the pigs) has to be one of my favourite! Delilah was carried up but Samsung had to be walked up as he was too heavy! Moving a 10,000 litre ...

... 2 fish, or possibly 1 fish twice as we let it go. There were actually a lot of fish at the beach which would swim aroudn your ankles and nip at your hands, so using a washbag and soem crisps as bait I managed to catch 2. Didn't want to eat them really so I let them go but it was fun all the same<br><br>One night was tribal night were the staff helped us make some grass skirts and stuff to join in some island games. I was **** at limbo but did surprisingly well on ...

... recommended a place called Ratu Kini's. I wasn't able to book a room over the internet so I went to the travel desk and got us a deal for three nights, all meals included and booked a place on the boat over there. That evening we went for dinner and some drinks with Barney and Hannah and then hit the hay. The following morning we checked out of Horizon and went to the beach to get the speedboat. We had to wade into the sea with our bags and climb on board the ...

... you want to visit and how long you want to stay, and there's a big yellow catamaran of dubious mechanical integrity which moves people from island to island to facilitate this. I picked a five day trip calling in on two of the Yasawa's; first stop was Wai Lai Lai and next the Korovou eco resort. I had an awesome time in Wai Lai Lai, we did a trek to the summit to see the wobbling rock (it's a big rock that you make wobble if you were ...

... must pay for their children's schooling. That is the only reason he still works on the main island, to give his daughter an education. He invited us to come visit him on a smaller island North of Fiji where he shares some land with his brother where they live indigenously by farming and fishing. After lunch we got back in the car to go check out some beautiful embassies and other government ...