1. What expenses am I responsible for? You’ll need to pay for your own airfare – booking early will increase the possibility of a lower fare. If you fly to Savusavu, there will be transportation provided to pick you up at the airport. If you are flying in to Labasa, which requires about an hour and a half taxi ride, we will attempt to coordinate it so you are riding with another member of the team to eliminate or reduce the fare. Average cost would be $120 fjd, or $60 usd.
2. What airport do I fly into? All international flights arrive in Nadi. From there, you will need to book an inter-island flight to the island on which the event is held, Vanua Levu. If you book it all on one ticket, you won’t have to pay for excess luggage when you fly domestically. Savusavu airport is the closest to the Event Centre, about ten minutes away. Savusavu is a small airport, with smaller planes landing there. If flights are full, the option is Labasa. Refer to #1 for transportation details from Labasa.
3. Are there places to shop for things like toiletries, clothing or snacks? Shopping in Savusavu is very limited. Don’t expect anything like a Whole Foods or Target. We suggest that you pack what you need. For any food items, please go to
http://www.baf.com.fj/services for customs regulations on what can be brought into Fiji. If you have any questions about what to or what you can bring, you can email
margaret.irving@tonyrobbins.com.
4. Will I need to convert currency? Yes, if you want to shop in town or purchase crafts at a craft fair that is held at the event center. There are places to exchange currency at Nadi airport, or in Savusavu. Common ATM’s are ANZ and Westpac.
5. What clothing should I pack? You will be given two Crew shirts when you arrive. They can be laundered as part of the complimentary laundry service. Bring bottoms, such as trousers, shorts or skirts of appropriate length. There will be one day where there will be a church visit in the villages, so feel free to bring some island wear. Women should cover their shoulders and knees for this experience and to respect Fiji tradition. Also, no need to bring a lot of footwear, and nothing fancy. We take off our shoes when we enter any room, including the Main Room. And the grounds can be muddy and dusty. A comfortable pair of sandals or flip-flops will be fine. You should bring a pair of trainers/sneakers for the poles and outside activities.
6. Will I be able to cleanse while I am there? No, because it is important that our team members are alert and in peak physical condition to support participants. You will have an opportunity to have some of the juices and nutrition if there is extra after the participants have been served.
7. Is it possible to arrive prior to the designated reporting day or stay after the designated departing date? Yes, if there is space available. If it is not within the designated reporting dates, then you would be responsible for additional nights at about $125/night, which includes meals and accommodations. Prior to booking your flight outside of the designated dates, please email
margaret.irving@tonyrobbins.com to find out about availability.