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kana vakaturaga

Experience a taste of Fijian chiefly hospitality. The evening starts with formal ceremonies of welcome involving the traditional preparation, presentation and sharing of the Fijian national drink, Yagona. Guests then move to the formal dining area. The Meke Lovo Menu is a deluxe assortment of Fijian foods normally reserved for those of high chiefly status. The tables are set with black linen, masi patterned overlays, tropical flowers and black chair covers are tied with a masi-patterned sash.

Serenaders entertain during dinner. Following dinner be entranced by the Beqa Island Firewalkers who perform this amazing feat of walking on extremely hot stones. This is followed by a Fijian entertainment group performing the "Meke" which is a collection of lively songs and dances of traditional Fijian culture. A Matanivanua or "herald" is provided for the group and acts as their spokesman during the ceremonies, assisting with all explanations during the feasting and entertainment.

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kidnap kapers

Your guests meet at the beach for what they believe is leisurely sunset cocktails on a tropical evening. As they absorb the romantic atmosphere, suddenly "fierce Fijian warriors" take command!

A pre-selected participant is carried off into the darkness and the rest of the group then board boats for transfers to Akuilau Island, the home of the warriors. As they arrive on the beach the warriors are cooking their "catch" in a large cannibal pot. Some bartering with bottles of rum and other treasures eventually secures the release of the prisoner. The warriors are so pleased with their bounty that they invite the group to join them with the drinking of the rum and the traditional feast they have prepared.

The evening continues with the amazing firewalking ceremony and meke (cultural dance group). As the evening draws to a close the guests make the eight-minute transfer to the hotel by boat.

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barefoot black tie

A theme that definitely has the "Wow" factor and is unique to Fiji. The basis of the theme is the costumes provided for each guest. Men are provided with a novel "dinner suit jacket". This comprises of a black sulu and a black t-shirt that has been screen printed with a dinner jacket, bow tie and a frilly shirt and comes complete with tails. Ladies wear a black sulu and a white top screen printed with a Shell Lei and a bustier that features the Nautilus Shell. Dinner tables are set with black and white linen, black candelabras with tropical floral arrangements. Dinner itself can be set on the beach at either the hotel or on Akuilau Island.

Where else but Fiji can you enjoy a Black Tie Dinner while you wriggle your toes in the sand!

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flip flops in fiji

Slip on your flip flops and wind down under the starry night skies by the beach where you can sit in bedecked tables and chairs and capture the glorious tropical mood. Costumes along with flip flops will be delivered to each guestroom along with a dinner invitation - ladies will have red sulus and shell necklace, while the men will have blue sulus with bula shirts. This fun event will take place best at Sandy Point beach. Party goers begin with chilled beers and wines before they progress to a BBQ dinner buffet accompanied by dancing on the sand under the tropical skies while the DJ spins those classic party tunes.

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paradise par excellence

During the day a T/shirt and cap is placed in guestrooms with an invitation to assemble in the hotel lobby. Guests are escorted to the Denarau Golf & Racquet Club Driving Range.

On arrival, they are greeted with a welcome drink.

From a distance the music of the Fiji Military Forces Brass Band can be heard as they march into the floodlight to perform a Mini Military Tattoo in front of the guests. Dressed in bright red tunics and white sulus which are stunning in the darkness under illuminating white lights, this performance never fails to draw an enthusiastic response from the guests. At the conclusion of this fifteen-minute performance, the band leads the guests to their dining area.

Guests enjoy a sumptuous buffet dinner under the stars and later dance the night away to the charismatic twelve piece Fiji Military Forces dance band. This theme is unique to Fiji and definitely has the "Wow" factor.

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return to the raj

The exotic theme night features the culture and cuisine Of Fiji's East Indian settlers. Each lady is presented with a Sari for the evening and gentleman a tunic shirt. Our beautiful Indian hostesses provide assistance with the tying of these Saris. Once completed everyone meets for pre dinner drinks. You are then escorted to the dinner venue set in the gardens of the Taj Mahal. A magical setting at the Lily Pond is complimented with classical Indian musicians and dancers.

The buffet features an array of East Indian delights with staff dressed in Punjabi Tunics and turbans. Our Indian Chef, dressed in an elegant Sari prepares her special cumin seed roti to order.

A delightful evening, rich with authentic culture, guests keep the costumes as a momento of their experience.

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shipwrecked in paradise

Shipwrecked in Paradise is a theme that retells the story of Fiji two centuries ago, when foreigners started arriving and explored this beautiful paradise. One of them was the most legendary beachcomber, Charles Savage, a Swede, who landed after his ship "Eliza" was wrecked near the chiefly island of Bau. Charles later helped Bau conquer its tribal enemies and was then rewarded with chiefly status.

"Shipwrecked in Paradise" allows guests to relive the exciting times when beachcombers were celebrating their arrival and their survival on this beautiful island in a fishing village.

The amazing experience starts from the arrival, when guests enter the dinner venue through a white soft sandy pathway with various tropical seashells. Then a striking scene of an aquatic fishing village will welcome them. The venue is colored in aquatic blue with satins, sheer fabrics and backlit to create the oceanic feel. Further decorated with fishing nets, anchors, old rum barrels, lamps, treasure boxes, ship ropes and a boat to create the scene of a ship wreck. While the dinner tables are decorated elegantly with blue satin overlays, a mini aquarium centerpiece with candles and seashells scattered over the tables. A perfect theme to experience Fiji in 18th century!

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tropical jungle

Tropical Jungle theme takes our guests into an era when the first settlers arrived and celebrated in the beautiful tropical rain forests of Viseisei in Fiji Islands. Weave your way up the pebble footpath, over a bamboo bridge and enter into a lush tropical jungle where a feast awaits you. The evening is filled with colours and styles, depicting the jungle, wild animals, jungle rangers and our very own Tarzan, King of the Jungle. The tables are set with "synthetic animal leather" and exotic leafy centre pieces with glimmering candles. It will be a true jungle experience in Fiji.