$1 accommodation deal at the Sofitel Fiji
Travellers will pay just one dollar for every fourth day they stay at the Sofitel Fiji Resort with a special offer now available in association with the Fiji & Pacific Specialists.
Four-night packages to holiday at the Sofitel Fiji Resort & Spa are priced at $1,295 ex Brisbane and Sydney and $1,395 ex Melbourne.
The deal includes:
** Return economy airfares, taxes and transfers;
** Four-nights accommodation at the Sofitel Fiji Resort on Denarau Island
** The offer is valid for travel until 31 March 2008 and for sale until 30 June 2007.*
Just 20 minutes drive from Nadi airport, Sofitel Fiji Resort & Spa enjoys a private waterfront location close to Denarau Marina and adjacent to the world class Denarau Golf & Racquet Club, serving up ten tennis courts and an 18-hole championship golf course.
All rooms offer views and a private balcony. Other facilities include a tranquil Mandara health and day spa for the ultimate in treatment and massage therapies, a signature French restaurant, bars and casual beachside café, wedding chapel, children’s club, plus the Pacific’s longest lagoon pool boasting its own dive pool and water slide feature.
The resort also offers the Turtle Club for Kids and works exclusively with sport and action specialist, Adrenalin Fiji to provide skydiving, helicopter tours, jet skiing, Fiji cycling tours, sailing, beach volleyball, sea kayaking, snorkelling and scuba diving courses for adrenalin seekers.
To book, contact the Fiji & Pacific Specialist Holidays on 13 13 81 or visit www.pacificholidays.com.au.
For resort information, visit www.sofitelfiji.com.fj
Report by The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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