Bamboo House in Savusavu

Bamboo House is located in an area known as Lesiaceva (pronounced less ee ah thay vah) which is
approximately six kilometres from the town of Savusavu. The locals know it as the Cousteau Road, as
the Jean-Michel Cousteau resort is only a stone’s throw away. Overlooking Savusavu bay, ninety nine
stairs wind up the hill to the House. The only thing that separates you from the beach is a quiet
dirt road.
The house has two levels with a bedroom and bathroom on each floor. It is fully screened and cooled
by island breezes and overhead fans.

Two Bedrooms Each with their own king sized bed
Reading room With king single daybed for extra bedding
Living room Lounge, Dining room, television, DVD and sound system
Kitchen Fully equipped
Two Bathrooms One with a bath built for two with amazing overwater sunsets
Laundry Yes
Verandahs Thatch shade and hammock bures
Swimming Pool Private saltwater plunge pool with king sized daybed (note: pool is unfenced to is not
considered suitable for small children)


Unexpected luxuries, like crisp Egyptian cotton sheets, big fluffy towels, CD/DVD players-with a
small library of specially selected music and movies are all here to enjoy.

Swim in warm tropical waters and enjoy some of
the best snorkelling in the world directly out front.
Split Rock is only a short fin away and you’ll feel
like you have been dropped into your own
tropical aquarium.

Go beachcombing for shells or kayaking, which in
these calm waters can be a great way of really
immersing yourself in what surrounds you.

Scuba diving is easily arranged as are sailing
and fishing charters.

Why not add on an adventure cruise on the Tui Tai.
Tui Tai cruises is The premier adventure experience
in the South Pacific and is based here in Savusavu.It
truly is a trip of a lifetime.........

Mountain biking and hiking tours are also available
for those that just can’t stay still for too long.

A massage is a great way to relax and unwind so
that you really feel rejuvenated,the luxury of having
it where you stay means that you really do get to
enjoy the full benefit of this much needed release.
The healing hands of the Fijian people is something
that you won’t want to miss.

A trip to the local produce market is always a great
adventure, full of colour and variety.Buy your fresh
tropical fruits and vegetables and even sample some
that you may have never seen before.Crabs, lobsters
and yellow fin tuna are also on offer. Saturday is
the big day for the market, although the vendors
are there Monday to Saturday.

Restaurants offering a range of authentic Fijian,
Indian and European cuisines mean that you can
avoid the kitchen if you want to.

If you really feel the need to do some serious
shopping Savusavu is home to some of the
South Pacific’s most amazing black pearls,
you can even take a tour to see where they
grow, no samples of course.

Rates through March 31, 2009
F$300 or approx US$200 per night plus 17.5% tax
Includes transfers to and from Savusavu airport.
Maid service can be included on request.

Minimum stay 3 nights/maximum number of guests 5

Prices in US$ and subject to change due to currency fluctuations

No meals or beverages are included, self catering accommodation. However, a basic starter package is
included in the tariff and includes, tea, coffee, juice, milk, Fiji water, fresh tropical fruits and
basic spices. Pure Fiji soaps, laundry soap, dishwashing needs and toilet paper are also included in
the starter pack.
Note: A fully refundable, Fiji$200 damage bond is payable on arrival and will be refunded after
satisfactory inspection on departure