Wananavu Resort

... 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 stay.  Today when we ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the beach.  We spent the day relaxing and playing twister on Lou’s towel  (see pictures) before returning to the resort where we had a lovely Mongolian style dinner on the shore of the lagoon, the perfect way to round off a fantastic five ...

... were topless with grass skirts, they were swinging and shaking their clubs around and chanting... it was great fun. The staff at the resort also like to sing a goodbye song when guests are leaving the next day so Jen & David from Australia got a ...

... was quiet. I had the french toast with coconut butter for breakfast and it was delicious, not particularly slimming though. We got one of the resort speed boats over to an island 10 mins away and the hotel had packed us a lunch in a cool box. We also had ...

... heavy rain overnight and again this morning but it is still very warm. Had a lovely breakfast and then a walk around the resort. There are some big birds hoverring overhead that look teradactyl shaped but I'm pretty sure there aren't any of those left in ...

... a priest who once visited a village chief and caused offence by putting a comb through the chiefs hair and was promptly eaten. The resort we are staying at is absolutely gorgeous, our bure is all comfy and wooden and we have glass through to the outside ...

... and enjoyed breakfast, the pool and the beach. We left Sonaisali at around noon to drive across the North Shore to our next resort, Wananavu.  The customs lady told us Wananavu translates to awesome in English.  I am not sure I believe her but ...

... 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.  It’s ...