We thought that we would have a lazy day today as tonight we are meant to be going on our dinner cruise. So after breakfast I checked with the tour desk and found that again it would be cancelled until next Tuesday. To late for us as we leave on Monday. So off to the conceirge to help us get a taxi booked for Monday as we need to get Gai's new camera changed. It's not looking good as Monday is a public holiday - Queen's birthday, and all the shops will be closed. The staff to our rescue. They managed to contact Mr Singh, the store owner and he came in with his son, a repalcement camera and also the option to upgarde to another model. It was the upgrade for us. Our thanks must go to all, as it looked like we were going to be left with a dud. This ended up taking all day to sort out, but it was worth it. So a walk to the other end of the island and as it was starting to get dark, a drink in the bar listening to the choir and watching the sun set.

Gai shows off her bruises from yesterdays' trip.	Mr Singh and us ponder the cameras' fate.	Another bar. Too early for a drink.	Water sports for those with energy.
Gai tests out the new camera.	Clive without the camera in his face.	Shell markets - the other end of the island.	No fishing is allowed to protect the marine reserve.
Childrens choir entertain us.	Close up. Their voices were beautiful.	Gai along the walkways.	Looking back to the causeway. It's the white section.
Gai and the new camera.	Everything was so calm and peaceful.	Gai in the bar waiting for drinks.	Clive waits for his Fijian Bitter.

The sun starts to set.

Getting darker.

And darker.

Clothes still trying to dry as Gai has a smoke.

Happy hour and wine time.

Cheers to our last night in Fiji.

Looking into the Black Marlin Bar.

Two of the staff that looked after us.

Gai relaxing.

The restaurant where we had dinner most nights.

DJ Fax leads the childrens disco.

Clive & Ellini. She was married on Friday.

Do we really have to go home ?.

Waiting in the foyer for our transit bus.

One last photo shoot.

Fiji International Airport awaits.

Time for one last cigarette.

The carpark.

Farewell Fiji. We had a magnificant time.