Images from Fiji, Page-1

After what felt like a marathon of a journey around Australia we had nearly three weeks to spend 'chilling out'on the tropical islands of Fiji - but actually did much more travelling than we bargained for. We began in Nadi on the main island of Viti Levu and travelled down the coral coast to Suva (the capital). After a bit of sight seeing we hoped on a very rundown local ferry to the equally rundown old capital, Levuka. We finally found a touch of paradise and good weather on the tiny island of Caqelai.

Chillies at Sigatoka market	Locally grown egg plant at Sigatoka market
The famous kava root drying under the sun	Fijian 'Drew' cracking open a coconut
A village boy	Hanging around outside the chiefs house in a rural village
Kava ceremony at the chiefs house	Boys poking their noses into the new village hall
A wooden hut in the rural village	A young boy getting a piggy back
In the villages things are still carted around using human power	Decorative wooden faces leading down to the village
The local air conditioned buses, Suva	Rain water cascading down a gutter chain, Suva
One of the lovely ponds at the Raintree Lodge, Suva	Striking light and cloud on Viti Levu
The local methodist school volley ball net, Levuka	The island of Caqelai that you could walk aound in 15 minutes
Low tide and the coral, Caqelai	Snake island which was only 5 metre's across, and walkable from Caqelai at low tide

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