We enjoyed a final swim at the villa, and breakfast at Wananavu before we headed off. I think that I had become more used to the roads as the potholes didn’t seem so bad.
Once we got back to Nadi to found us a good supermarket and we restocked, then headed south and east on the Queens Highway, which was a much better road.
Found Malaqereqere villas easily, the caretaker had all his family over and so we were greeted with plates of lovely food as they helped us into the villa.
The villa has an amazing eating area with glass doors on all sides so you can sit and watch the glorious sunset.
Its a beaut spot, on a lagoon, and you can see and hear the big waves breaking out on the reef. Where we are is called the Coral Coast as a big coral reef sits offshore, making this large tidal lagoon.
Of course we tried the pool, and it was lovely.
Its a short walk through the garden down to the lagoon
Now you may have noticed my wrap in this picture, I'm covering up from the sun as my photosentive rash ( I think from the shingles drugs, makes my skin really sensitive, and looks horrible!!)
The tropical plants are lovely, I particularly liked this one with purple underside to the leaves. Unfortunately I don't think it would survive the Greghamstown frosts!!
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