Namale Resort Savusavu
P.O. Box 244 Savusavu, Vanua Levu, Fiji
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Walking is good for you!
... ground frog.
There was not a lot to see on Savu. Didnt get a cab here. We are over that!
There is a hardware store called "Carpenters Hardware". That's just funny. All that stuff I have bought from Bunnings!!!
Went ashore by the tender boats. It didn't take too long to get there. Took bathers today to have a swim somewhere, because its so hot and humid.
Found an internet cafe ...
Views across Savusavu Bay
... one, just 3 nights leaving on Wednesday morning, our next stop was to be on the tiny Island of Vorovoro, where we would join Tribe Wanted. As it happens, the other couple staying at Naveria were also leaving on Wednesday morning. As you do, we had struck up a conversation with them, and they were very much looking forward to their next destination, which, surprise surprise, turned out to be at Aroha on Taveuni. If only they had known how much ...
Diving
... lengths of piping, and we had to guess within 20% of the actual sizes and pass this 3 times! Argh, this became the bane of many of our lives, particularly Al's. After his first dive he was 60% out and failed miserably, he was overestimating the size of everything and to a ridiculous extent! As we compared answers we knew one of us was completely out, either I thought things were a lot smaller or Al thought they were huge....and there are too many jokes to make ...
The Village
... pack into the church, a wooden hut with a distinct lack of air con. Then an invariably excited vicar would preach in Fijian with the occasional 'repent' or 'hell and damnation' in english to keep us awake, which culminated in a hand-waving, bellowing tirade as we studiously sat sweating. We would stand and sing, a chance to hear the beautiful Fijian harmonies, and share with them our kareoke croaking. Every week one of the ...
Castaways.
... Continuing up the hill takes us to a tranquil lookout, away from the teenage bustle, and looks out to the world famous dive site of Namena island, and the sun sets to the right over Vanua Levu. The hill slopes from our Bure down the hill via a set of steps which I constructed on our arrival and look impressive but fail to make the climb any easier. At the bottom and to ...



