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You'll
love it! Experience its magic once and you'll come back
year after glorious year. Beachcomber does that to people.
Unique,
Spectacular and Fun, Beachcomber is for the  young
and young-at-heart. If you love a good time with great company
in a casual relaxed atmosphere this is the place for you.
Situated in a marine sanctuary with 46 dive sites in the
heart of the Mamanuca group of islands, just 19 kilometers
from Fiji's international airport, you have discovered,
Beachcomber Island Resort.
Facilities
We
offer 6 Beachcfront bures, 16 Oceanview bures, 16 Lodges,
12-bed dormitory,18 bed dormitory and 4 x 21 bed dormitory's.
All meals - cooked breakfast daily, island buffet lunch
and theme night dinners are included in daily accommodation
rates. diving pool, a large hot water spa tub, putt putt
golf, internet, massage, weddings, boutique, water taxi,
snack bar, sand bar, sky tv, games table, open lounge.
 Accommodations
Here
at Beachcomber, most people’s idea of sleep is a hammock
overlooking the beautiful white beaches and the crystal
clear oceans. However, when you do need it, our quality
accommodation suits just about every requirement and budget.
Staying
in a traditional Fijian ‘Bure' is a magical experience,
it's cool in warm temperatures, filled with decorative charm
and an ideal relaxing place to read a novel or soak up the
sun on your own private deck equipped with sun lounges.
We’ve
four different styles of ‘Bure’ accommodation:
dormitory, lodge room, ocean view and beachfront. All have
comfortable beds, hot showers and bathroom facilities. The
 private
rooms include a refrigerator, tea and coffee facilities,
ceiling fans and a sun decking with loungers. The choice
is yours! You can learn about our rates for the rooms here.
Bures
accommodate maximum 4 persons, lodges accommodate maximum
2 persons. All with ceiling fans, bar fridges, tea and coffee
making facilities, private toilet and showers, private decks,
deck lounges and hammocks. Dormitory's have shared toilet
and shower facilities with ceiling fans and private lockers.
Daily maid service for all accommodation types with fresh
towels and sheets provided daily.
Scuba
Diving
Beachcomber
is surrounded by Fiji's oldest and largest Marine Sanctuary
and Musket Cove, Malolo, Likuliku, Tavarua, Namotu, Wadigi
and Funky Fish are near to the Malolo Barrier reef. The
accessibility to the dive sites makes diving with us an
ideal diving holiday. The wide variety of coral environments
which we dive, are all between 5 - 40 minutes away. Experience
drift dives, night dives, an action packed shark encounter,
wreck dives and more. There are also also offers dive sites
suitable for children and novice divers.
Learn
to scuba dive in a 5* PADI training facility. If you’re
already a certified diver, then take this opportunity to
dive shipwrecks, plane wrecks, shark encounters and many
more. If you aren’t sure whether scuba diving is for
you, then why not enroll in the introductory course - it
only takes a few hours, and it’s an experience like
no other!
Number
of Dive Boats: 3
Maximum Number of Divers: 14
Number of Tanks per Day: 3
Gear Provided: yes
Rental Gear Available: yes
Type of Diving: recreational, padi courses.
Total Dive Sites: 46
Minimum time to divesites/mins: 5 mins
Maximum time to dive site/mins: 40 mins
Training Agency: PADI
 Courses
Offered: ALL PADI COURSES
Additional
Activities
Free
- snorkeling, fish feeding, turtle feeding, glass bottom
boat, coral viewing. Additional cost - kayaks, para-sailing,
jet skiing, kite boarding, sailing, banana boats, flying
fish, sea biscuit, putt-putt golf, fishing.
Restaurants
There
are three convenient buffet times with a great selection
(of hot and cold delights?) to suit any taste and appetite.
There is a themed night every night of the week including
Lovo (Fijian night), BBQ, Italian, Chinese and, just for
the Brits, there is a Sunday Roast! Remember, these three
delicious daily buffet meals are included in your initial
room price.
 If
you get hungry during the day or fancy a late night snack
when you leave the bar, the Tui Tai takeaway shop is the
perfect place. Simply grab a burger and chips or perhaps
a three-piece chicken box, and you’ve filled a gap
until the next Kana Time.
Need
a break from the beach and want something to cool you down?
Then why not pop up to the ice cream stand and indulge in
a few scoops of a flavour of your choice.
Number of Rooms: 38
Children: under 2- foc
Check-in Time: 10.00am
Check-out Time: 10.00am
Type Payments Accepted: all major credit cards, cash
BEACHCOMBER ISLAND RESORT
P O BOX 10314.
Nadi Airport
Fiji Islands
Tel.: 679 6661500
Fax.: 679 6664496
info@beachcomberfiji.com.fj
http://www.beachcomberfiji.com
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Fiji
Fast Facts
Location
Fiji
consists of 332 islands in the southwest Pacific Ocean
about 1,960 mi (3,152 km) from Sydney, Australia,
or about two-thirds of the way from Hawaii to New
Zealand. About 110 of these islands are inhabited.
The two largest are Viti Levu (4,109 sq mi; 10,642
sq km) and Vanua Levu (2,242 sq mi; 5,807 sq km).
Capital
and largest city: Suva (on Viti Levu).
Languages
English
(official), Fijian (official), Hindustani
Population
883,125
(July 2011 est.)
Climate
The
climate in Fiji is tropical marine and warm most of
the year round with minimal extremes. The warm season
is from November till April and the cooler season
May to October. Temperature in the cool season still
averages 22 °C (72 °F).
Rainfall
is variable, the warmer season experiences heavier
rainfall, especially inland. Winds are moderate.
Getting
There
Air
Pacific is Fiji’s international carrier that
has direct flights from Auckland, Christchurch, Brisbane,
Melbourne, Sydney, Honolulu, Los Angeles, Vancouver
and Narita (Japan). Air Pacific is a full partner
of the Qantas Frequent Flyer programme and has code-share
arrangements.
Other
airlines that fly into Fiji are Qantas, Air New Zealand,
Korean Air, V Australia and Pacific Blue.
Additional
travel may be required to reach outer island destinations.
Please visit the website of the resort you are interested
in to see more details.
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