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Bekana Island Resort
Saturday, 03 Feb, 2006
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Fiji’s Bekana Island Resort is offering a free traditional Fijian beach massage and all meals as part of a five-night ‘fly, eat and stay’ holiday package available ex-SYD/BNE/MEL.
Prices for the special start from $1129* per person twin share for the five-night stay in traditional fan-cooled bure accommodation, the price also inclusive of return economy airfare flying Air Pacific.
The offer also includes return airport and boat transfers from Lautoka Wharf.
Upgrades to the resort’s luxury beachfront bures are available for an additional extra $259* per person.
Free daily activities range from windsurfing and canoeing to snorkelling, reef walking and a guided Lautoka walking tour which, operated by the resort’s staff, include a visit to the town’s bustling markets
The Bekana Island Resort offer is valid until 31 March 2006 but must be booked by 15 March at the latest.
*Conditions apply.
Visit: www.bekanaislandfiji.com.fj
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