Sonaisali guests go Bula and have a great time again!
Recent Sonailsali Island Resort Fiji guests, Carol & Norman Scott, from Sherwood Park, Canada told The Mole:
“In our opinion Sonaisali Island Resort is a very beautiful, comfortable and safe resort.”
“All our family felt that Fiji is a very safe place to visit and is enhanced by the warm friendly Fijian people”.
From the other side of the world, the Dryes Family from Bunbury, WA, Australia told The Mole:
“What Coup”?
“We are so glad we came”.
“The Fijian people are beautiful and we feel very sorry that more people aren’t coming to their country”.
“We felt no effects of any tension”.
The kids couldn’t understand why we were going to cancel”.
“Thank you Sonaisali.”
Jeff and Leanne from New Plymouth, NZ, told The Mole, “We had such a relaxing time at Sonaisali, we almost didn’t come due to the crisis but we are so glad we did and will tell everyone when we get back to NZ”.
Jackie, Andrew and the King kids from Dunedin, NZ said, “We called the resort many times before coming to Sonaisali to get up to date info on the situation, we now realise there was no need.”
“We have been to Fiji many times before and even with coup going on nothing is different”.
“Thank God we decided to come becaus it was a much needed break that we enjoyed as much if not more than our last visit in 2004.”
“Thank you Sonaisali”.
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6 year old Thornton de Voy from Sydney enjoys a luxury manicure]
Robyn McKellar from Bathurst Australia, said, “We are having a fabulous time at Sonaisali.”
“We have not encountered any issues with the so called ‘coup’ ‘WHAT COUP’.”
“All political I am sure.”
“Come on over and meet the great Fijians.”
Karen Meldrum of New Zealand said, “We have felt very safe in Fiji, the local people invited me to their Village for afternoon tea and life appears to be very normal from all aspects.”
We can’t wait to return to Fiji and Sonaisali.”
Shannon Alford from California, USA said, “Our Family had a fabulous time in Fiji.”
“We felt extremely safe at all times during the entire trip.”
“The staff are absolutely amazing!!!”
“Our children really enjoyed their stay.”
Joan & Jim Scott from UK enjoy a tropical cocktail on the deck overlooking the pool.
The UK couple are on a ‘round the world’ trip and said they are really enjoying their Fiji stay.
Trevor & Susan Overton of Dorset, England in a very British way said, “We have visited Fiji at a time of political unrest, when our foreign office had advised against same”.
“We have found nothing but tranquil and peaceful surroundings amongst which we have taken the time to enjoy Fiji’s wonderful hospitality”.
Sonaisali, Fiji and their guests and visitors speaks for themselves!
A Special Fiji Report by The Mole
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