Matei Pointe is walking distance to four small restaurants, the convenient airport, and an adequately stocked general store. The Pointe's grounds are nothing short of magnificent. Gigantic fruit trees frame the resort with thousands of mangos, avocados the size of a footballs, mouth-watering bananas and succulent papayas are yours for the picking.

You'll be hard pressed to leave your deck as you overlook the manicured lawn to the jetty where you can view colorful tropical fish, take a swim or snorkel on our live coral reef in the shallow crystal clear waters or rock yourself in the hammock while watching the sunset over the turquoise water. The Pointe's Beach House is a spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath (one with outdoor shower), and 1500' of covered patio. You'll be as comfortable inside as outside. There are also 3 beachfron bures. Great for groups or for private escapes. OUR STAFF IS 24 HRS. WITH DAILY HOUSEKEEPING. Pita now has a nice fishing boat!

Kelly and Scott's piece of paradise has a 220-degree view, with 1000' of private beaches on the east side for inspiring sunrises topped off with dramatic sunsets over the west beach.

Climate

Fiji enjoys an ideal South Sea tropical climate. It is thus a perfect holiday destination, especially for those trying to escape the severe Northern Hemisphere winters.

Maximum summer temperatures (January-February) average 31 Degrees Celsius (88 Degrees F) and the mean minimum is 22 Degrees Celsius (72 Degrees F). The winter (July-August) average maximum is 29 Degrees Celsius (84 Degrees Celsius F) and the mean minimum is 19 Degrees Celsius (66 Degrees Celsius F). Temperatures can be much cooler in the uplands of the interior of the large islands.

A cooling trade wind blows from the east-southeast throughout most of the year. Typically winds drop to a whisper in the evening and pick up again by midmorning to offer perfectly timed cooling. Fiji has a climate ideally suited for the outdoors, the beach and surf, for light cotton dresses, barbecues and water sports.

Currency

Fijian dollar has denominations like the U.S. dollar. As of 2008 you get 1.60 Fijian for one U.S.

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