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friendly staff,
kava
sessions, guitar playing and a decent selection of beers, wines and spirits,
as well as good Fijian food to soak it up.
Daily 10am-late.
night spot for at least twenty years, this place is popular with more affluent locals and it's still
a great place to meet over a F$4 beer early on, or to shuffle onto the packed dancefloor as the
night progresses. Bouncers try to keep a tight lid on things and there's occasional live music,
when admission is F$5.
Daily 5pm-5am.
Ghostship Bar
Smugglers Cove Resort, Wailoaloa Beach 672 6578,
smugglersbeach-
beach, ocean breezes, sunset views and happy hour from 5pm to 7pm. Every night there's
musical entertainment from Tai and the Kavaholics, plus Polynesian and Fijian hulas and
knife and fire-dancing shows.
Daily 10am-11pm.
Hard Rock Café
Port Denarau 675 0032;
map
.
Hard Rock's 126th outlet features the usual
international rock memorabilia - though disappointingly no mention of any Fijian musicians.
Staff are the hippest in town, ensuring a lively atmosphere. There's draught beer for F$4.50
and decent but expensive hamburgers and nibbles.
Daily 11am-11pm.
Hemisphere Bar
7 Queens Rd, Namaka 672 8638,
bulaccino.com
;
map
.
Set at the back
of the popular Bulaccino café, the garden-set Hemisphere Bar is a classy spot for an even-
ing drink, with cocktails and imported wines and beers, plus a tapas-style food menu.
Daily
11am-11pm.
DANCE SHOWS
These shows generally feature fire dancing and song as well as meke - traditional dance -
and cost around F$25 per person.
pool for diners at the swish if anodyne surroundings of this Denarau resort.
Sat 8.30pm.
Smugglers Cove
Wailoaloa Beach 672 6578,
smugglersbeachfiji.com
;
map
.
Inform-
al beach setting with a mix of Fijian and Polynesian dance, plus enthralling fire dances per-
formed by the Helava Group.
Wed, Fri & Sun nights from 7pm.
set in a staged amphitheatre, combined with a meke, featuring the country's fabled songs of
love and loss.
Wed 7.30pm.
