Kids Fly Free To The Fiji Islands – Go Play On The Coral Coast

The Fiji Islands are calling with a fabulous family vacation deal – Kids Fly Free to Fiji! South Pacific specialist, Travel2.com, is offering flights on South Pacific Air from  LAX to NAN from $679 each way per adult with two kids under the age of 12 flying along for free with two paying adults.  So for the cost of two flights, a family of four can fly off to experience the 300 gorgeous islands and  dazzling lagoons that make up the island nation of Fiji.

A South Pacific island probably hasn’t been the first destination that comes to mind when thinking about a family vacation – but on second thought – why not???  The Fijian islands are a wonderland for every water based activity imaginable, and the Fijian people are some of the friendliest folks on earth.  And as the Aussies know, (Fiji is a popular vacation destination for Australians) many of the resorts have extensive kids programs and offer amenities that will make your family feel right at home.  Couple all this with an incredibly great exchange rate (1 USD =2 FJD), and you have the makings of a great vacation opportunity.  We traveled with our kids to Fiji, staying at the Fijian Shangri La Hotel, and had a fabulous time snorkeling on the Coral Coast, playing Golf on their 9 hole course, lawn bowling, windsurfing – you name it!

You can save even more money by booking one of  Travel2′s family vacation packages – here’s a sampling:

• Sonaisali Island Family Vacation, 8 Days from $419 per person, which includes 7 nights lodging, a jungle cruise, breakfast daily, airport transfers, and a village tour…. PLUS, Kids under 12 eat free!
• Sofitel Family Vacation for 8 Days from $449 per person, including 7 nights at the Sofitel Resort and Spa, breakfast daily, and kids under 12 eat dinner and breakfast free.
• 7 Day Fiji Island Cruise Vacation from $649 per person, including 2 nights at the Sofitel Resort and Spa with breakfast daily and a 4 night Northern Yasawa Islands cruise with all meals included.

BULA, go learn to hula!!!

Couch Surf All The Way To New Zealand With Lie Flat Seats in Coach

Finally, lie flat sleeping seats are coming to coach class thanks to the imaginative folks at Air New Zealand. The Kiwi’s  will soon be introducing a whole new way to fly in coach class – by ‘Skycouch’!  Their newly designed Boeing 777-300 ER (which will be introduced later this year) features a new style of seating.  The’ Skycouch’ is designed to be a lie-flat space made up of a row of three seats which all recline together to form a flat couch, where two people can relax, recline and catch some sleep.  Two adults traveling together can add the third seat at approximately half price.  Here’s an article with a glimpse of what they will look like.

10 Reasons To Visit Cape Kidnappers In Your Lifetime

Have you been watching the PGA Kiwi Open taking place at Cape Kidnappers? Everyone is awe struck by the incredibly dramatic coastal scenery and furrowed cliffs that the golf course dances over.  Bring a bag full of golf balls is all I can say, this hazard drops 800 feet into the sea!   So what is this wild place all about and why haven’t you heard of it before?  Here’s the scoop!

New Zealand has a well earned reputation for exclusive luxury lodges scattered throughout the North and South Islands, positioned to take advantage of the some of the best scenic vistas in the country.  The Farm at Cape Kidnappers in Napier on the North Island of New Zealand is one of  the newest and most spectacular.  The lodge opened in November 2007 and offers luxury cottage suites that all enjoy 180 degree views over the headlands and out to the Pacific Ocean.  And the setting is just the beginning of the reasons to visit Cape Kidnappers. Read more

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