fIJI
local bus service on each of the main
islands, and deluxe coach tours. Taxis
are inexpensive and metered. Ferries,
helicopters and seaplanes provide
transportation between an extensive
network of docks and airfields throughout
the islands and resorts.
Food and entertainment
Most nightclubs, restaurants and cinemas
are located in the city centres, with most
of the larger hotels and resorts providing
their own entertainment in the form of Fijian
nights which include a lovo (food cooked
in an underground oven), sometimes the
yaqona ceremony (kava drinking) and
always a meke (song and dance).
There's a good selection of restaurants
in the major centres featuring Chinese,
Japanese, Indian, French, and European
foods. A number of places offer Fijian
cuisine which is most often seafood,
cooked in coconut milk, and steamed or
boiled rather than fried.
Activities
Fiji is renowned for the variety of activities
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