Bula Fiji

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Bueno, pues como muchos sabreis el viaje empieza con pocas horas de sueño gracias a esas despedidas interminables que tanto nos gustan, :) y 26 horitas por delante de avion, vamos casi na´....

Las horas de avion se pasan pronto entre charlas, peliculas, comidas y algo de alcohol...

Humedo es poco decir con el ambiente que se repira en Fiji/Nadi, 23 gradazos a las 6 de la mañana, nosotras encantadas, eso si! :) ...duchita y desayuno rapido y ahi que fuimos por 2 noches a una isla llamada Mana en un barco con gente de todos los paises amigos del mundo....arena fina, agua azulada-verdosa, nadie alrededor (ya que la gente inexplicablemente se quedaba en el hostal de la isla), vamos perfecto para quitarse el bañador..jajajajja...

En el hostal nos entretienen por las noches con bailes HULA HOP y espectaculos BON FIRE y nos dan a probar una bebida llamada KAVA que sabia a setas y parecia barro con agua y habia que hacer un ritual dando palmas y luego nos enteramos que es un brebaje psicotropico, vamos ya!! El efecto que nos hizo fue ser invencibles al futbolin esa noche, :)

Cuando nos cantaban canciones de despedida en la isla y nos subimos al barco de vuelta a Nadi, es cuando nos dimos cuenta que habiamos empezado nuestro viaje........

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Oh well, as most of you all know, the trip started with not many hours of sleep due to the never ending leaving parties that I so much like, :) and 26 hours ahead by plane, hardly anything, eh!

The hours by plane go quite fast, thanks for the chats, movies, food and some alcohol..

Humid is all what you can breath as soon as we arrived in Fiji/Nadi, 23 degrees at 6am, I was loving it! ...we took a shower and had a quick breakfast and there we went for 2 nights to an island called Mana in a boat with people from all over the world...thin sand and a bluish-greenish sea and no one around us (everyone was inexplicably staying at the hostel instead of going around the island) so it was perfect to take the bikini off...hehehe

They were entertaining us at night time with a variety of shows such as Hula Hop dances and Bon Fire and also they gave us a drink to taste called Kava that tasted mushrooms to me and looked a combination of mud with water and before and after drinking it, you had to do a clapping ritual. They told us after that it was a psychotropic potion, wahey!! What it actually did to us is make us unbeatable playing foosball, :)

As the Fijian staff were singing farewell songs and we boarded in the boat that was taking us back to Nadi, I realised that I had started our trip....

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Part of trip: WE THINK THEREFORE WE TRAVEL

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