Schoolies 2008. All we talk about is Schoolies Schoolies Schoolies Vanuatu. Anyone have good tips for us? - fiji palms
We have seen far aroundd Schoolies 2008 Best in situ. We wanted the Gold Coast, because the amount and avoid the penalty. And finally, we have decided to Schoolies Vanuatu ... Right next to Fiji. Has anyone a good advice? We were not there before, but we're really excited because they have a complex (coconut) is dedicated to him. I've heard the weather is very hot and people are really freindly. I want the people who listen to Vanuatu before!
I know it's only a few hours by air over short distances if the climate was similar to that of Queensland. The man was Sure Thing Schoolies trip through all the information, and it sounds awesome!
I also have to take my passport with me? Or the license just my license? Or not?
We can not wait !!!!!! Schoolies 2008 here we come!
Friday, January 8, 2010
Fiji Palms Schoolies 2008. All We Talk About Is Schoolies Schoolies Schoolies Vanuatu. Anyone Have Good Tips For Us?
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The flight from Queensland to Port Vila in Vanuatu is approximately three hours (not on the side of Fiji, but) in the vicinity.
The climate in Queensland is similar, but slightly wetter and slightly warmer, do not interfere with long sleeves. Perhaps the rainy season Schoolies time, but should be good.
You need a valid passport but no visa is required.
The people are very friendly, but his English is not very clear what he does not really get to talk to if they work at the stations.
There are bars in the area you can drink and drink, visit the taste of local beer or other places of Cava. You can buy alcohol, stop at the Duty Free in the manner and under. Local businesses in Port Villa do not sell alcohol too expensive, so you stay there. (You can slightly more than 2 liters of alcohol duty free on the way back to bring).
If you have your certification card is one of the best dive sites in the world. Diving is also very good.
Surfing is really too large, ask the station manager forSurf report in the morning to find the best waves of the day.
As for advice, use of buses (bus transporters are), which provides 200 Vatu all costs that are not one to rip off taxis Bring snacks as much as you, because the markets are really super expensive. Change your money because they (an ANZ Bank in Port Villa) are free of charge as the current rate. Make your own padlock and Rahm Alovera when you burn (because they are very expensive there, too). And ask your doctor for all needle sticks and pads needed because some errors can be still there.
So if you're there, the manager of the hotel you can on the day and the guide are available to advise you.
Enjoy you will love it.
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