Bart Bear's Blog

Here we are on a little island called Nanuyakoto. It is off the north coast of Viti Levu in Fiji and it belongs to a retired Japanese pearl diver. He doesn't let many people visit his island, but Captain Cook boats are welcome. We spent an interesting morning there. First of all we had to get to the island. The tide was very low and not even the see-through boat could get close in, so we had to walk along this big sand spit. Us bears had it easy because Mum won't let us get wet so Dad had to carry us. For once the Oldies didn't race off to snorkel, so we had a walk around the island and looked at things in the water and the mangroves. There were no crocodiles in the mangroves. I think the crabs must have scared them all away. Nanuyakoto is a pretty little island. I will dig a photo out of the pile and put it on the blog later.

Labels: Captain Cook, cruising, Fiji