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| Qamea Island |
 Qamea (pronounced Ga-may-ah) is the twelfth largest island in the Fiji group. It lies about two miles across the Tasman Strait from the "Garden Isle" of Taveuni (The third largest of over 300 islands), and a quarter mile from Malcom Forbes island and resort called Laucala.Qamea is about eight miles long and five miles wide and sort of amoeba shaped with miles of beaches and rain forest peaks rising up over 800 feet. |
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| Naiiviivi Bay | |
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 On the northwestern end lies Naiiviivi Bay (Safe Harbor), the village of Naiiviivi, the Qamea Beach Club and our piece of Paradise we've chosen to call Coral Cove.The barrier reef surrounding the island calms crystal clear waters alive with color and motion. Rated among the top five areas in the world by Skin Diver Magazine, the surrounding reefs provide perpetually warm waters (78F), exceptional visibility and spectacular coral-clad walls for unforgettable encounters with a diversity of exotic and colorful marine life. Qamea is unitq in its seclusion, unspoiled beauty and quiet character taking you far from the maddening crowd. |
| How to get there | |
| There are three flights a day to Taveuni, two from Nadi (the International Airport(, and one from the capital city, Suva. You then take a boat across the Tasman Strait to Qamea. Be prepared to step onto the fluffy, white sand of Coral Cove. | |
Inquiries are welcome. Phone: (949) 000-0000 E-Mail: info@000000 Fiji Islands | Qamea Island | Coral Cove
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