03 october 06
sunset beach resort , waya island, yasawas, fiji
i supposed after you've stayed in one of the 'nicest' budget resorts in the area, everything pales in comparison. i'm sitting/laying in the dorm at the sunset beach resort-- ironically named being that it's on the south-eastern tip of an island with a rugged and hilly profile so that seeing the sunset, aside from it being cloudy, isn't totally possible. in any case, with close quarters, and bedding damp from the humidity, i've seen nicer. the beach is small, and further exploration made difficult by rocky areas on either side, that can really only be managed during low-tide (apparently) and the landscape goes immediately up behind the resort, so unless you're up for a hike, there's not far to go. by contrast, however, straight ahead is endless ocean to the south, and to the west there is a tidal sandbar that you can walk across to wayasewa during low tide, which is not more than 200 meters away. but this place will have to do until i head back to nadi on thursday-- pebbly beach and all.
tomorrow i plan to do some snorkelling, climbing, hiking, and sunbathing and that should fill up the time.
(dinner: curried potatoes, baked potato, 2 slices white bread, white rice, curried pumpkin, papadum, pasta, small piece pineapple, small piece watermelon)
i supposed after you've stayed in one of the 'nicest' budget resorts in the area, everything pales in comparison. i'm sitting/laying in the dorm at the sunset beach resort-- ironically named being that it's on the south-eastern tip of an island with a rugged and hilly profile so that seeing the sunset, aside from it being cloudy, isn't totally possible. in any case, with close quarters, and bedding damp from the humidity, i've seen nicer. the beach is small, and further exploration made difficult by rocky areas on either side, that can really only be managed during low-tide (apparently) and the landscape goes immediately up behind the resort, so unless you're up for a hike, there's not far to go. by contrast, however, straight ahead is endless ocean to the south, and to the west there is a tidal sandbar that you can walk across to wayasewa during low tide, which is not more than 200 meters away. but this place will have to do until i head back to nadi on thursday-- pebbly beach and all.
tomorrow i plan to do some snorkelling, climbing, hiking, and sunbathing and that should fill up the time.
(dinner: curried potatoes, baked potato, 2 slices white bread, white rice, curried pumpkin, papadum, pasta, small piece pineapple, small piece watermelon)
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