Hey Thomas! No no complaints from me. It was an amazing experience and there were plenty of ups, as well as downs. You have to accept your lack of privacy like we get in the UK while in the village. At times when you feel rough, that can be difficult. Looking back, I only remember it all as a very positive and joyful experience, greatly in part due to the amazing hospitality of the Fijians. Be careful with what you eat and drink to avoid travellers sickness though, don't accept kava from people on the streets when in the cities as it will be mixed with water you're not used to, bringing a higher chance of contracting stomach upsets. But I found TP staff to be really helpful when I got ill. So yes, overall, I would recommend :)

Thankyou Ervinslens 🙏

He meant kava😂

Thanks Bertie!!

नमस्ते दोस्त Thanks for the comment :-)

Nah not my real adopted family haha. Just for a month while I lived in their house. But they became family

Bula Bula

Same bro

Glad someone got the joke, I'll be honest, I didn't at first 🤣🤣

Clues in my other videos if you really want to know

Nah not related. We became part of their family while we lived in their house and village for a month. It helped them and us have a richer cultural exchange

@@loadertom that must’ve been great 👍 I’m Sāmoan so I know something about that

@@TheFreeest501 It's amazing for me to think people even from Samoa have seen this haha! Although I guess it's not that far from Fiji. But yeah it was an immersive experience, one I'll never forget 👌

@@loadertom what I mean is, Sāmoans are just as family oriented, it’s very communal here too, you could have went to a Sāmoan family and it would’ve been the same

Nadavacia in Ra

You know him?! He's a funny guy

@Tom Loader yes I know him we went to teritary together and I was a Team Leader for other 2 projects😌🙌

Bula Vinaka!!

I certainly did ;-)

very

Vinaka Saimoni! I enjoyed it a lot. I'm not currently in Fiji, but I hope to return when I can!