Skylodge Hotel Nadi

... Due to the football season in Lautoka and the hotel I was staying at being fully booked I have now moved to their sister hotel back in Nadi.... to say that I've been spoilt would be an understatement....  although this new hotel is ok... I do not ...

... enough for me!!! Back to my bure...the term "bure" is often synonymous with "bungalow" or any other detached hotel or resort structure. While a traditional bure has neither plumbing nor any amenities, and usually no electricity, a tourism bure will ...

... Denerau and to stay at the skylodge for one night. I managed to get the boat for free which saved 100 dollars! I went to the skylodge and bumped into Josey, the guy from NYC I met on the first day. I also bumped into Johnny Richardson and Hannah Whyman. ...

... it was a strange feeling because i never experienced April 2nd due to crossing the date line. I quickly made my way to Nomad's Skylodge in Nadi. It was a clean hostel with a great pool. After dropping of my baggage, I took the bus to downtown Nadi. It ...

... (small world yet again) and sat with them and Andy on the way back to land. We decided to stay at the Nomad's Skylodge in Nadi for the night. Our room is amazing! It's a four person dorm complete with a huge sitting area, big bathroom with running water, ...

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... So Lily and I passed out on the sofas in reception. The ladies took pity on us though and let us into our room at 7.30! Skylodge was really nice. Pool, spa, loungers, bar, restaurant... and most importantly air-con. There's not a whole lot going on in ...

... face the cold of New Zealand, and the arduous task of finding a job. Upon arrival I was whisked away to the Skylodge Resort just outside Nadi where I had a much needed shower and put my bags into storage. When I could be sure that the shops were open, ...

... at hostels allover the Yassawa's. We then went outside and boarded our transfer we arranged back in England and then headed to the Skylodge. When we arrived at Skylodge we were in a room with eight other people, everyone was really nice and only one guy ...

... got it, the world IS small. By the way, Fiji is a haven for backpackers. The hostel Im staying at, the Nomad Skylodge, is teeming with wide-eyed travelers and crazies. Fiji seems to accommodate both the rich and the shoestringer quite nicely. Link to ...

... know where to go, so I was sent from one bus to the other. Finally I got on the a coach that transported me to Tanoa Skylodge. On my way there I saw all the flooded fields and gardens. A lot of water was still standing in the land. The check in at Tanoa ...

... its mostly used as a greeting) Nadi - After a strict but oddly laid back customs officer we were on our merry way to Nomads Skylodge (really close to the airport, clean, a/c, 4 bed dorms have ensuites, 4stars!). Our aim was to head out on the Yasaws but ...

We traveled to the main land where we settled in to the Skylodge and started to surf the web. We then realised our flight to Hong Kong was cancelled. Panic struck and Bex got on the phone straight away to sort it out, she was very good and I was very ...

... of wine to pass the time.  After waiting for ages, there was suddenly a big rush to get to the airport on time, as the hotel didn't accept Bruce's credit card and so he needed to hotfoot it to the ATM pronto.  We made it though, and the red wine ...

... All three "resorts" I am staying in also accommodate 'backpackers' (also have shared dorms as well as private resort rooms). in NADI: http://www.nomadsskylodge.com.fj/about.htm> in NACULA: http://www.fijibudget.com/oarsmans-bay-lodge.htm in WAYA ...

... few beers in the galley before arriving in Fiji.  Needless to say, the invitation was accepted! After spending a day in the uninspiring Nadi on the mainland, I jumped on the Yasawa Flyer with my 7-day Bula pass to hop on or off any of the islands as ...

... in betweens of my last entry and now. I'm currently in Auckland NZ on the road again tomorrow. Here goes: Thursday 26th June 2008 (Nadi Fiji) Arrived in Fiji, and the heat hit us straight away. We were quite tired as we'd spent the night in Auckland ...

... after we were all washed off back on the big green bus (which i forgot to tell you was the big green machine :)) and back to Nadi (pronounced Nandi) which is where i am planning my next tour, just have to decided which of the 300 islands i want to go ...

... in Fiji! Its hot hot hot and humid! Never been anywhere like this before! We didnt get to see much of the main island Nadi as we checked into our hotel which at only $20 a night was a bargin and really nice! It had a pool with a mini waterfall and we got ...