The Fijian resort proved to be a great place for a holiday. One of the features was the blue sky and warm sunshine which unfortunately you will need to imagine in most of the photos in this section of the blog.
The main accommodation blocks were three story buildings. Rooms on the upper floors each had a balcony from where you could view the gardens.
In our bedroom, the method of communication was the telephone. This was the 1970s so we had a quiet holiday with no television and communications people expect today - and we survived.
The hotel buildings were surrounded by tropical gardens. A good place to relax was by the swimming pools.
You could also swim in the lagoon and at the beach.
Swimming choices - lagoon or pool?
There were lots of palm trees on the island as well as other tropical plants including hibiscus and frangipani.
We were warned that if we walked along the beach at night, not to walk under the coconut trees in case of falling coconuts. Of course coconuts could also fall from trees during the day but there would be more people to assist, if necessary, during the day.
We enjoyed walks along the beach
and generally exploring the local area.
Boats visit the island jetty.
Pontoons in the sea provide swimming destinations.
There was also the tropical vegetation in the resort gardens to explore.
The Fijian resort was a pleasant place to relax.
There were several restaurants from which to choose at the resort from casual to more formal.
Breakfast with the birds.
Dinner at the Golden Cowrie Dining Room.
