Fiji, Nacula and Kandavu

Again, tony roughing it. The beach is our view from our room.

This is the view on the way to Nacula. (i think)

We swam through this underwater passage to a whole cave system the Fijian tribes used to hide in during wars, obviously when they were not at the advantage.

This walk was called "the hill" ... oh your going to "the hill". It was about two hrs up but it gave a view of the whole island and the surrounding ones. It was hot as heck and not a cloud in sight.

Our plane to Kandavu, it sat about 6 people, including the pilot

The room below is our "private" Burre, not so private with flax and bamboo walls but it was great!! It tilted down just enough so that we had an ocean view laying in the bed... under the mesquito net. (always under the mesquito net)

This was the view from our porch/balcany

The resort was all spread out among the jungle so you could barely see where the other rooms were. There were about 13 people staying there, and you only saw them at dinner. It was amazing. This is where we met Andrea and Martin who we stayed with in Wellington. Low tide gave us a sand beach with a thin layer of warm water that you could lay in. The waterfall is in the village nearest the resort. You had to climb up a smaller waterfall to get to the cavern where this waterfall was. The water was freezing but you would barely notice. When you swam up to it it pushed you back so you really had to fight to get to it.

Our room mate