Suva Hotels - Reviews and Rates

Hi all, hope everyone one is well! what have you all been up to? still getting used to life out here, tennis is bit slow going at the moment, set up is typical of a developing country very disorganised! Trying to set up some juniorcoaching of my own but am just going to have to see if it takes off before xmas and then reasses whether to come bac...

hmmmmmm, back from Suva already, we have had enough of the shopping experience, all the Indo Fijians stalls sell the same stuff (mass produced wooden face masks, turtle and fake traditional weapons). We decided to go for a walk uptown and discovered Suva was effectively 2 parts, a quiet Traditional Fijian part and in the first half was the mad I...

It wont come to much of a surprise when I tell you that when we landed in Fiji...it was of course without our bags!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Honestly I give up!!!!! I do actually pack a pair of knickers and a toothbrush in my handbag now as I just expect our luggage to be lost now.

We arrived into central Nadi, (a bit of a scummy hole!!) to a Cava ...

Kris and Tom came over for a 3 week visit for PK's birthday. We ate the most amazing blue bone snapper that night which they bought from the fish man on the side of the road. They bought 6 fish which coat about $20. It was the best fish we have ever had. The weekend before we went to the Outrigger hotel and Bebe spa, about 2 hours drive from Suv...

Vancouver - Honolulu - Samoa - Nadi - Suva in a day Phew that was a lengthy duration in the metal cannister with wings. We were in a 737 so it seemed like were putting along. Good thing Rob and I can kill time like nobody's business. 4 movies, 2 stops, 2 meals, 8 games of Suduko, 4 packs of spicy nuts and 3 hours of sleep later we touched down i...

I've posted pictures on a separate website: http://photos.yahoo.com/amandainfiji I refer to some of those pictures by number in the following post. If you go to the album called "Levuka" on that site, you should be able to see the corresponding pictures. I don't even know where to begin explaining this past weekend. All I can say is that I'm gla...

Here;s the entry that I didn't get to post last week so here it is now: So it's officially been a whole week in Fiji! From the photos I posted on my shutterfly page, you can tell how much sun we've been in! And all of our faces are pretty much always that shiny. I'm so glad I haven't had any massive breakouts or anything ( yet). We went to the c...

Second day of the Feejee Experience. I woke up with a slight headache. Partly due to the heat, more so due to the Fiji Gold's the previous night. In hindsight I should have drank less considering the large trek I was about to undertake. But hey, I was there for some fun! The major activity for the day was the 11km trek through the Namosi Highlan...

My first time working overseas within the voluntary sector was when I went to work in Fiji for Madventurer. I landed in Nadi and was picked up by my college Mandy who took me to the volunteer house in Suva which is the capital of Fiji and was on the other side of the island. The trip is only 3 hours by mini bus but was a really beautiful trip al...

Ok, so technically it's not a jungle.  It's a rainforest.  Yesterday I arrived in Suva (still in Fiji) and took a cab to the Raintree Lodge. This hotel/backpacker place it nestled in the rainforest and was constructed in an eco friendly way.  They only felled one tree during the building and you really feel that when you're here.  I'm staying in...