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FijiTravel with Seacology to the Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort on Vanua Levu Island for seven nights of water, reef and luxury. Visit two nearby villages where Seacology projects have improved the lives of Fijians while protecting surrounding forests.
June 22 – 29, 2013
Chris McClennan
Located on the island of Vanua Levu on 17 acres of a coconut plantation, the luxury hotel accommodations overlook the peaceful waters of Savusavu Bay.
The resort is an international favorite for romance, honey-moons and weddings; scuba divers; and families, who want to combine heavenly surround-ings and exceptional dining with an unsurpassed range of eco-friendly activities. Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort is the only luxury resort that employs a full-time marine biologist to help visitors appreciate the underwa-ter wonders of Fiji.
Chris McClennan
The award-winning, five-star Jean-Michel Cousteau Fiji Islands Resort is one of the most renowned vacation destinations in the South Pacific.
James W
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BULA CLUB
Chris McClennan
The Bula Club operates from 8 am to 9 pm daily so that parents can enjoy holiday activities on their own, con-fident that their children are in good care and are having fun with the resort’s staff nannies and “buddies.”
The Bula Club grounds feature a kids-only freshwater swimming pool, jungle gym, slide, sandbox, and an activities bure for arts and crafts. All Bula Club activities and services are provided at no extra charge.
Chris McClennan
Chris McClennan
The resort’s complimen-tary Bula Club gives kids a chance to explore and learn about Fijian culture and the natural world around them.
Greg Taylor
Chris McClennan
Not far from the resort, we’ll drop by the community center in Ketei village, built with Seacology funds in exchange for protect-ing 900 acres of pristine forest. The forest is home to the threatened yasiyasi tree, which is found only on Vanua Levu.
We’ll also visit the Qumusea District on the island’s north coast where the Great Sea Reef, the world’s third-largest barrier reef, sits offshore. In exchange for the funds for a new kindergarten classroom and a plant nursery, villagers agreed to cease slash-and-burn practices within a 4,000 acre forest area, and will replant 50,000 trees over the next 20 years.
VISIT SEACOLOGY PROJECTS
Qumusea District
Vanua Levu Island
10 miles
Ketei Village
Ketei Village
Qumusea District
This vacation includes visits to Seacology project sites in two communities on Vanua Levu Island.
RESERVE YOUR SPOT
Mr. Randy GardnerJean-Michel Cousteau Resort Fiji
(800) [email protected]
For questions or to make a reservation, please contact:
Price is for double-occupancy accomodations and is based based on USD-AUD exchange rate as of August 28, 2012. (Prices in Australian dollars begin at $3,610.) Single-occupancy prices are also available.
Price includes seven nights at the Jean-Michel Cousteau Resort, full breakfast, lunch and dinner daily, all taxes, participation in all compli-mentary resort activities (including the childrens’ activity program Bula Club), environmental programs, use of all facilities, and trips to two Sea-cology project sites on Vanua Levu Island. Price does not include person-al expenses, travel insurance, or airfare. To make a reservation, contact Randy Gardner and ask for the special Seacology group rate.
Double-Occupancy $3,746/person
Special Seacology Group Rate
Seacology protects ecosystems and helps communities on islands around the world by providing funds to villages for a needed civic project – such as a new school or
health clinic – in exchange for the conservation of a nearby forest or coral reef. Since 1991, Seacology has supported over 200 projects on 126 islands in 48 countries, protecting nearly 1.8 million acres of marine and forest habitat.
Seacology1623 Solano Avenue Berkeley, CA 94707
Phone: (510) 559-3505 | Fax: (510) 559-3506 [email protected] | www.seacology.org
