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Upon arrival at Namale I was welcomed by the friendly staff, cheery songs and guitar playing. This IS a Namale tradition, to welcome guests with song and with a welcome flower Salu Salu (garland or lei). As usual, Namale is gorgeous and still gets my vote as one of the most beautiful resorts in Fiji with its trees and flowering scrubs and fruits that attract so many different types of birds. I was here twice last year, I can't seem to get enough. Mark Cardoza, our east coast office Manager, has been here for 2 days and I had a chance to chat with him for a few hours before he took off for a couple days at J.M. Cousteau Resort about 20 minutes away. I haven't seen Mark for 18 months, since he moved from Hawaii to Florida. It was great to catch up and find out how his time in Fiji had been so far. Mark is on a one week fam of Fiji before going to Hawaii to work in our home office for a couple weeks while 2 more of our agents come to Fiji.

I was escorted to my Honeymoon Bure, Nanise. This is one of Namale's original oceanview bures that was upgraded with a jacuzzi tub in the bathroom and other fine touches. In order to get to Nanise, you walk down steps to the sand and then up steps to the Bure which sits on a coral up-cropping. When you walk out on your deck, you then walk across a bridge to an even more delightful deck that looks right out over the ocean and offers a choice of deck chairs or a hammock. It is one of the most unique Bure's in Fiji. I had never stayed in Nanise before and found it perfect. Until.... they showed me Tatadra House. I'm sorry to admit that the minute I walked into Tatadra House I began dropping hints to my most gracious hosts that THIS Bure (house) really had my name on it. The next thing I knew they were moving my bags to this 2000 square foot Dream House where I am writing this review. I am having incredible luck this trip. Amazingly enough, with all of the visits to Namale, I have never seen Tatadra House. It has always been occupied when I was here. Let me tell you a little about this inviting Bungalow with it's own dunking pool, on a cliff, overlooking the ocean. As you walk into the house you are overwhelmed with the ocean view that is directly in front of you. The overstuffed couch, large baskets, multiple flower arrangements, palms and unique antique Indonesian furnishings draw you further into the house.

Melissa McCoy

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