Nacula Travel and Tourism Guide

Paradise Found. Taking a seaplane to the Nacula Islands was a world away from the rigors of civilation. We stayed in little huts on the beach called "Bures". We only had to walk a few steps to slip into the beautiful blue-green waters and take in the beauty of having this Island almost to ourselves. We stayed at a great little "Resort" called "Safe Landing" that was inexpensive and the staff was so friendly and accomadating!

Returning from out trip to Nanuya Lai Lai, I was still feeling rather ill from the very first night in Nadi Bay Hotel, I really thought I had caught something serious.  To top it off, I had forgotten to replensish my body with any suncream after snorkelling in the lagoon earlier on.  My legs were very burnt and I just felt like going home.Earlier this moring, we were given options to either go to the full day lagoon trip or do a half day and a half day doing a village visit.  D...

3rd July Sat around all morning, got on a ferry to Oarsmans bay at 11am, Oarsman have a time change for daylight saving, strange, 1 hour ahead than the rest of Fiji.  Cloudy so couple of drinks with Canadian guy called Neil, donner was okay sit down 3 course meal. Met Sarah and Aaron from Oz, sat up drinking with Neil, not really in the mood so not a late one.  Beach is Beautiful and sea is crystal clear, load sof hammocks, dorm has 13 beds, nothing special and not too bad...o...

Woke up really early to catch the bus to get on the boat, still very tired. The boat was actually really nice, it was a catermaran with a nice but of air con inside. I was suprised at just how beautiful the islands were and it was great to see them. It was a 5 hour ferry ride to Nacula which was as far north as you could go and I went to Nabua Lodge. It was very basic here, run by the Local Fijians and there were only 8 toursits on the island. Outside toilet, outisde shower which was a caref...