To another remote island in Fiji

We left Bobo’s once again, and we will really miss Bobo and Karin. They are great hosts and we really fell in love with the place.

Walking down to catch the boat

We walked down to the village with Bobo just as the boat from Lellevia was just coming in to meet us. On the way we caught a few squalls and it was like icy spikes hitting your face.

Leaving Bobo's...

When we arrived on Lellevia the sun was out and it looked really nice as there are no mountains on the Island so the rain doesn’t hang around for long.

Frozen coconuts

We knew they would be doing some construction, but they were offloading a large ship of materials, so it could be worse than expected.

Our bure

As soon as our bags were off the boat we had lovely coconuts that had been kept in the freezer so just like slush puppies before going to our room, which was ok, if a bit tired.

Nice view

That’s why they are building new ones I suppose. The conch horn sounded signalling lunch and we headed down for some Chicken

Chris in our room

curry. After digesting we all went for a snorkel that was better than expected with a wide array of hard and soft corals and many fish.

Neil and his little scary-looking friend

It is protected here and it shows, it was some of the best snorkelling we had seen for a while. After snorkelling Chris and Neil enjoyed a couple of happy hour beers before showering and dinner. We chatted to some of the other guests while having a few more beers before retiring to our bure for a good night’s sleep.

To another remote island in Fiji

Lellevia, Fiji