Hallo,
I am back from the diving boat! And it was great!
Fiji is a very beautiful country, consisting of hundreds of islands and I am very sad that I cannot spend more days here exploring the islands, highlands and villages.
Fijian people are the most friendly, welcoming, smiling and heart warming people I have ever met. So it is a real pleasure to meet them and spend time with them. They gather together, play music and sing nearly every night...just because they love to. And they have a "national" drink which is called "kava", which they drink every night. It has no alcohol ;) and serves as THE socialising part. And they love it if you join and take part.
I enjoyed their company very much and I will surely come back spending more time on Fiji and with the people. Made a lot of friends here already :-)
Diving was great as well! A lot of colours, corals, huge schools of fish and an incredible number of amazing animals. So much to see!
The sea was pretty rough most of the time, so diving was not easy...but every dive was more than worth it!
I am happy to present you with some amazing pictures, also underwater, which, thankfully, my fellow divers provided me with, as I have no underwater camera!
Please enjoy! :-)
Tomorrow is my last day here and I will continue to Rarotonga(Cook Islands) on the 23rd of April.
I hope you are all well and am sending you warm regards and hugs!
Renate
I am back from the diving boat! And it was great!
Fiji is a very beautiful country, consisting of hundreds of islands and I am very sad that I cannot spend more days here exploring the islands, highlands and villages.
Fijian people are the most friendly, welcoming, smiling and heart warming people I have ever met. So it is a real pleasure to meet them and spend time with them. They gather together, play music and sing nearly every night...just because they love to. And they have a "national" drink which is called "kava", which they drink every night. It has no alcohol ;) and serves as THE socialising part. And they love it if you join and take part.
I enjoyed their company very much and I will surely come back spending more time on Fiji and with the people. Made a lot of friends here already :-)
Diving was great as well! A lot of colours, corals, huge schools of fish and an incredible number of amazing animals. So much to see!
The sea was pretty rough most of the time, so diving was not easy...but every dive was more than worth it!
I am happy to present you with some amazing pictures, also underwater, which, thankfully, my fellow divers provided me with, as I have no underwater camera!
Please enjoy! :-)
Tomorrow is my last day here and I will continue to Rarotonga(Cook Islands) on the 23rd of April.
I hope you are all well and am sending you warm regards and hugs!
Renate
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