Wananavu Fiji

... high tide tomorrow and it will be clearer and have more sea life.  Today it was just about low tide when we went. Wananavu is a very customer oriented resort.  The staff here will do anything to make sure that you relax and enjoy your ...

... beautiful Fiji, a very sunny one too. Another yummy breakfast and then we had to start to say our goodbyes to the staff of Wananavu who had been so friendly during our time there. We both had a lovely relaxing massage (no ears this time though), I ...

... or washing their clothes in a muddy creak or with children waving emphatically.  But it is never missed. We finally reached Wananavu around 4:30pm and were given a tour of the grounds.  This place is fantastic.  We cannot wait to spend the ...

... der Reeperbahn und die Herbertstraße hat er nichts gesehen. Selbst Ed, der Kanadier hat schon mal von der Herbertstraße gehört. Heute ist der letzte Abend an Bord, also wieder Koffer packen. Word of the day: Wananavu (Wun-un-ar-voo) meaning wonderfull. ...

... Canadian gals.  The boat ride was short and fast, a perfect combo for the kids.  Then, back to the pool at Wananavu (the resort next to where we are staying), where Lorelei made fast friends with the 3-year-old daughter of the owners.  ...

... 45 minutes and the rest of the day was beautiful.  We went Kayaking in the morning for about an hour and a half.  Wananavu has a bunch of sea kayaks you can just drop in the water and take exploring.  Ryan and Lesley took one and Eric and ...

... a grouper that was caught last night.  We walked around the shops, which are mostly owned by Indians, before we headed back to Wananavu. In the afternoon we went back to visit Eveloni who gave a talk on Fijian culture and what it is like to live in ...

... see that the rain was coming down hard all around us. We were hoping for some fun in the sun so it was a bit of a surprise. In Fiji a 'Sula' is like a sarong and is worn by men and women, as we were heading to the baggage claim there was a huge guy (not ...

... by the time I checked in. I wandered the grounds, made contact with my dive operator, had a bite to eat, quaffed my first Fiji Bitter, met a few fellow travelers and made one of my biggest mistakes of the trip: I glanced at the expansive night sky, far ...

Fiji, Si and Sarah's wedding – 21 – 26th August 2011 Getting Sarah’s wedding dress to the airport and indeed Fiji was like a military operation where everyone had a part to play. The dress seemed to fill the entire minibus on the way to ...

... getting his fill as he doesn't get many at home. So far he has had pumpkin, vegetable, beef and chicken curries while in Fiji. More lounging around this afternoon, I started my next Bill Bryson book and we needed much suncream and many dips in the pool ...

... washed and vacuumed. The Coke games came and went in April. Pam's school had 6 athletes competing. Last weekend we went to Wananavu Resort, about 2.5 hours driving north. It was amazing. The water colour is so clear with all the different shades of blue. ...