Nadi Hotels

... or so, we will be backpacking (well as much backpacking as Charlie will allow - if she has her way it will be 5-star hotels and insect-free rooms) our way through Asia. The plan is to visit: India, Thailand, Australia, Singapore, Hong Kong and China as ...

... So we dumped the car back at the airport and got a taxi to a place called Aquarius between Nadi town and the airport. There's a whole bunch of different hotels/hostels in that area of varying standards. Aquarius seemed to fit right in the middle of that ...

... at Nadi centre. It looks like downtown Porlamar, Margarita Island. We had lunch (Fish) with a very nice Fijian lady Sarah. Llegamos a Nadi el 5 de feb. 2005. Nos quedamos en el Hotel Aquarius. Queda al frente del mar y tiene una buena piscina. Fuimos a ...

... have to go for the locals. Heavy fines and jail time for littering. Tourist taxes applied to all local resorts, hotels, and tourist services. This should give enough supplemental income to keep the country afloat even if the foreign investment goes ...

... hotel – the Blue Water Lodge – swiftly brought back the differences between so called 'poorer' countries hotel rooms and hotels in general and those of the more prosperous nations I've visited. They're much better. You actually get towels ...

... stay in a bure to know and feel what we all imagine a stay in Fiji would be like.  The large "cookie cutter" hotels are nice but not my style or preference.  From the tourist office:  Fiji Me" it's a way of making your ...

... did my non-existent Suva tour. I wasn't expecting much and initially I was disappointed. Both tours include pickups at the various hotels etc. Both times I have been picked up and dropped off at another hotel for some reason, last time it was right beside ...

... we drove through reminded me of some of the poorer parts of Puerto Rico, run down and dirty. in all fairness i didn't see much of Nadi, only the parts we drove through to get to the hostel. the hostel, as it turned out, was quite a ways off the main ...

... hotel and realised that there was a shop at the hotel - selling the exact goods that we had purchased earlier - as everyone knows - hotels are always very expensive!!  The same (if not better) items were in the hotel shop for half the price we had ...

... until next week. We ventured to Denaru! This small town was a completely different place to the Fiji we knew, all the 5* hotels are based here it all looked beautiful and amazing but you could imagine prices people were paying were crazy. From Denaru we ...

... weird feeling to think that I had missed a complete day out, but who knows, maybe I will get it back some day?? Anyways, Nadi Aiport came and went, nothing to report really... I found my shuttle and arrived and the Hotel, where I would stay for one night ...

12:15 local time an Air Pacific Boeing 737-300 rumbles down the tarmac at Brisbane International Airport bound for Nadi, Fiji thus ending the passenger in seat 32A's time in Land Down Under.  As we lift through the clouds I look back at the verdant ...

... fair. So, we asked a couple of the ladies at the front desk and they were saying we could find some decent food at the hotels in town or get some chinese, which didn't sound appealing, then the other lady who worked there said, our chef Jonathon is a ...

We're back!!We had such an amazing time, the islands are nothing like mainland Fiji, especially Nadi which we found to be abit unwelcoming. Well, actually they are welcoming in Nadi, but only because they want to rip you off in their gift shops! I'm ...

... Calliope's Radio for that and especially to Woodsie. Only Elegy could give me goosebumps in 40 degree humidity.  The flight back to Nadi was on "Fiji time" a term used frequently here for good reason - nothing is on time, it's on Fiji time. ...