Toberua Island, Fiji

We spent four days on Toberua Island, a small (4 acre) private island off the east coast of Viti Levu. The island has 15 bures (traditional Fijian thatched-roof bungalows) for guests. To get there, we flew from LAX to Nadi, Fiji. Then we flew from Nadi to Suva on a small plane. Then we took a taxi along a dirt road to get to the baot landing. Then we took a boat to Toberua.

The plane that took us from Nadi to Suva	The dirt road from Suva airport to the boat landing	The drive from Suva to the boat landing
View from the boat on the way to Toburua	the Viti Levu coast	Toberua Island
The Toburua staff greet us as we arrive	Our bure	Inside our bure
The ocean view from our bure	Mark in our bure	The bathroom of our bure
The bures and the ocean	Toberua serenaders came to our bure to invite us to margaritas	Sunfish
Toberua staff rehearsing for Fiji Day	Toberua staff member dances near the kava bowl	Toberua staff member dances as part of Fiji Day rehearsal
They put baby powder on everyone's faces to symbolize unity between tribes	Melinda, Shane, and Simone	View from the restaurant
Mark and Melinda on a rainy day at Toberua	low tide	Mark at low tide
Melinda at low tide	Everybody waves goodbye as we leave Toberua	Mark and Lala the boatman at the Nakela landing
Mark and the chef

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