Nukubati Fiji Island Resort - Honeymoon in Fiji or experience a Fiji Wedding - Fiji Diving, Surfing and Fishing

<body> <h1> <a href="http://www.nukubati.com/fiji/weddings.asp">Fiji Weddings</a> | <a href="http://www.nukubati.com/fiji/weddings.asp"> Your Fiji Honeymoon Resort </a> | made perfect at Nukubati, Fiji Island Resort </h1> <h2>Visit Nukubati for fiji weddings, honeymoons, fishing and for your fiji diving and surfing experience.</h2> <p>Nukubati fiji island resort is a remote haven surrounded by white sand, lush rainforest and crystalline coral reefs. With just seven bures, Nukubati preserves a unique sense of privacy.</p> <h3>Click below to navigate this page: <a name="TOP"></a></h3> <h3><a href="#WEDDINGS">Fiji Weddings</a></h3> <h3><a href="#HONEYMOONRESORT">Your Fiji Honeymoon Resort</a></h3> <h3><a href="#FIJISURFING">Fiji Surfing</a></h3> <h3><a href="#FIJIFISHING">Fiji Fishing</a></h3> <h3><a href="#DIVINGINFIJI">Scuba Diving Fiji</a></h3> <h3><a href="#gettingtoFIJI"> Getting to Fiji</a></h3> <h3><a href="#FACTSANDFIGURES">Facts About Fiji</a></h3> <h3><a href="#CONTACT">Contact</a></h3> <h2><strong>Fiji Weddings<a name="WEDDINGS" id="WEDDINGS"></a></strong></h2> <p>Nukubati Island exudes romance and is the perfect place for a honeymoon, a wedding or a rekindling of your love. <br> With a candle lit dinner on the beach, a picnic on a nearby deserted island, a walk through the rainforest or just a simple breakfast of tropical fruit on your verandah overlooking the beach, the intimacy of this small private island resort will capture your heart.<br> Please see below for our rates page for Fiji wedding costings. <br> </p> <p><strong>FIJI WEDDING RATES </strong><br> VALIDITY 01 April 2005 to 31 March 2006 <br> CURRENCY United States Dollars <br> VENUE Choose any location on the island to have your romantic ceremony. Most popular choice is on the beach at sunset. <br> CEREMONY Conducted by a Civil Celebrant or a Church Minister <br> MUSIC Church Choir or the Nukubati Serenaders. <br> LICENCE Allow 3 working days at Nukubati prior to your wedding to obtain marriage licence. Our staff take you to the Labasa Registrar?s Office on a weekday to sign the relevant papers. To obtain the Marriage Licence, passports and birth certificates are required and in the case of a second marriage, either a Decree Nisi or Death certificate as applicable. The couple are to attend the Registry Office in person to complete the legalities. Fijian Law requires that both parties be over 21 years. Please note that weddings cannot be held on Saturday or Sunday. <br> STANDARD FIJI WEDDING COST US$1300.00 </p> <p><em>Includes:</em><br> - Celebrant/Minister<br> - Marriage Licence and transfers to Registry for documents<br> - Flowers, posy, salusalu (lei), hair garland<br> - Nukubati Tropical Wedding Cake<br> - Champagne Breakfast before wedding<br> - Candle-lit Wedding Celebration Dinner<br> -Kava ceremony</p> <p>OPTIONAL FIJI WEDDING EXTRAS </p> <p>- Traditional Fijian Wedding Costumes Hire/pp US$200.00<br> - To purchase Fijian Wedding Costumes/pp US$480.00<br> - Video Recording of the Wedding US$350.00<br> - Photography US$300.00<br> - Village Church Choir US$200.00<br> - Bride?s Bouquet US$120.00</p> <p><br>TAX: All prices quoted above are SUBJECT to 12.5% Fijian Government tax. </p> <p>RATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE</p> <p>NUKUBATI ISLAND RESORT ACCEPTS ALL MAJOR CREDIT CARDS NUKUBATI ISLAND: PO BOX 1928, LABASA, FIJI ISLANDS</p> <p>TEL: (679) 881 3901 FAX: (679) 881 3 914 Email: nukubati@connect.com.fj <br> </p> <h2><strong>Your Honeymoon Resort in Fiji </strong><a name="HoneymoonResort"></a> </h2> There is no better place to combine a wedding with a honeymoon than on a private island in the South Pacific.<br> Nukubati will be pleased to arrange your memorable legal wedding ceremony. You can choose any location on the island. The most popular choice is on the beach at sunset. The ceremony can be conducted by a civil celebrant or a church minister of your choice, and accompanied by a church choir or the very popular Nukubati Serenaders. You may also choose to hire or buy traditional Fijian wedding costumes.<br><br><br> <a href="#top">TOP</a> <h2><strong>Fiji Surfing<a name="FIJISURFING"></a> </strong></h2> <p class="pagetext"> There are two main reef passes, Raviravi and Twin Passage. Both passes have a lefthander and a righthander opposite each other and about 300 metres apart. On Twin Passage the righty is an incredibly fun wave, just perfect and totally rippable with barrels possible at take off and on the inside section if big enough. <br><br> It is an exceptional wave. <br><br> <a href="http://www.nukubati.com/surfmovie.MPG">Click here to view a short video!</a> </p> <p class="pagetext"> Nukubati Island is the only resort with access to the Great Sea Reef surf . We have the boats and the guides to take you to awesome waves where you will be the only one surfing. </p> <p class="pagetext"> </p> <h2><strong>Fiji Fishing </strong></h2><a name="FIJIFISHING"></a> <p class="pagetext"> For Fiji sport fishing you can charter one of our two fully equipped sport fishing boats and go outside Fiji's Great Sea Reef for the really big ones !! <br><br> Or just plain hand lining over Fiji's small inner reefs – serene, tranquil and very rewarding. </p> <p class="pagetext"><a href="#top">TOP</a></p> <h2 class="pagetext"> </h2> <h2><strong>Scuba Diving Fiji <a name="DIVINGINFIJI"></a></strong></h2> <p>See the following paragraphs discussing the best sites for diving in Fiji: </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 1. </b><em>KIA REEF LOCATION</em><br><br> A 30 mile coral protrusion in the Great Sea Reef which surrounds the Island of Kia. This location is between nine and 25 miles from Nukubati Island. The location offers superb wall, drift, swim through, coral cave and trench diving. The abundant marine life includes pelagic and reef schools, sharks and rays. Notable sites in this location are:<br><br> FISH WALL (bottom 52m/170ft) Our northern-most dive site on the Great Sea Reef, boasting colourful species of hard corals on vertical walls. A kaleidescope of pelagic schools and sharks. <br><br> THE CUT (bottom at 42m/135ft) A spectacular natural architectural display. A drop from 3m/10ft to 13m/43ft, above an overhang covered in sponges and fans, to a canyon at 42m/135ft. Views forever. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Diving location 2. </b><em>RAVIRAVI PASSAGE LOCATION</em> <br><br> A 2km/1.5ml long passage in the Great Sea Reef. This location is nine miles from Nukubati Island. The location offers abundant reef and pelagic fish life, rays, swim-throughs, coral caves, drift and shark dives. Notable sites in this location are: <br><br> FISH MARKET (bottom at 43m/140ft) A coral wall dropoff at the mouth of the passage. Clear the aisles as the large schools of barracuda, batfish, emperor fish and sharks mill around the western tip of the channel. Big schools of Red Bass cruise past. <br><br> CAVE REEF (bottom at 20m/65ft) A channel wall drift dive containing numerous swim-throughs, coral overhangs, sharks and our pet 2m/6ft stingray. Big fans , Garden Eels and schools of Stoplight Parrot Fish complete the picture. <br><br> EAGLE RAY POINT (bottom 30m/96ft) Wall dive East of Raviravi Passage. Strong current around the mouth of the channel. Schools of Red Bass, Batfish, Banded Butterfly Fish, Trumpet Fish, and Bluestriped Grunter abound with a likely sighting of Moray Eels and Turtle. Great Star Corals and Giant Anemone. </p> <p class="pagetext"><b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 3. </b><em> NASEKECI PASSAGE LOCATION</em> <br><br> A 4km/2.5 mile passage in the Great Sea Reef. This location is 15 miles from Nukubati Island. The location offers abundant hard coral formations and reef fish varieties. Particularly noted for the large numbers of white tip reef sharks and staghorn coral gardens. Notable sites in this location are: <br><br> TWO DOGS REEF: (bottom at 20m/66ft) A channel wall drift dive featuring spectacular hard coral outcrops, staghorn coral gardens and massive organ coral formations. Large numbers of sharks regularly visit during this dive. <br><br> PUB CRAWL: (bottom at 17m/56ft) A city of freestanding coral bommies at the inside mouth of the passage. Each bommie boasts its own community of brightly coloured reef fishes. Abundant swim throughs, coral gardens, fans, plate corals and soft coral regrowth feature on this relaxing and interesting dive. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Diving location 4. </b><em>INNER REEFS</em><br> <br> Surrounding Nukubati Island are several extensive inner reef systems. These systems have many expansive and beautiful gardens of soft and hard coral. Bottom is as deep as 40m/132ft but diving here is best at 15m/50ft, with the top of the systems being exposed at low tide. The following locations offer superb shallow diving:<br> <br> MITIMITI'S GARDEN (bottom 10m/30ft) A shallow dive or excellent snorkelling location. A pure sea garden of soft and hard corals, Brain Corals, Black Sea Rod, Sea Plumes, and Christmas Tree Worms, inhabited by White Pipefish and Trumpet Fish. A beautiful location.<br> <br> MALANI'S REEF (bottom 17m/56ft) Drop off wall reef dive, with giant clams, Social Feather Dusters, and common Red Sea Fans, accompanied by Nassau Grouper, French Angel Fish, Red-banded Parrot Fish and Banded Coral Shrimps.<br> <br> GROUPERS HEAD (bottom 20m/66ft) Wall reef dive sporting spectacular Red and Orange Sea Fans, big Black Sea Rods, Brain Corals and Branching Fire Corals with Corkscrew Anemone, Cushion Sea Stars, Giant Clams, Arrow Crabs, and Pipe Fish .<br> <br> SWEETLIPS EDGE (bottom 17m/56ft) Wall reef dive. Pretty Christmas Tree Worms, Sponges, Brittle Stars, Elkhorn Corals and Common Sea Fans with Schools of darting Blue Tang Fish, and Queen Parrot Fish with the odd Blue Spotted Sting Ray slowly flying past. </p> <p class="pagetext"><b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 5.</b><em> DR KOOP'S REVIVAL</em> <b><br> 178º 51' 6" E x 16º 18' 3" S <br> </b><br> Discovered and Named by: Lauren & Stephen Plutsky<br> Location: Great Sea Reef, Fiji <br> <br> Wall Dive, with drop off to 150ft. Hard coral with numerous species of fish including Big Eye Emperors, Yellow Spotted Emperors, Yellow- backed Fusilier and Trevally </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fij Diving location 6. </b><em>LAUREN'S DREAM</em><br> 178º 52' 9" E x 16º 18' 3" S <br> <br> Discovered and Named by: Lauren & Stephen Plutsky<br> Location: Great Sea Reef, Fiji <br> <br> Wall Dive, with drop off to 200ft. Myriad of colourful fish including Rainbow Parrot Fish, Blue Angelfish, Banded Butterfly Fish, patrolled by good size Spanish Mackeral. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 7. </b><em> COOPER'S CHALLENGE</em><br> 178º 54' 4" E x 16º 18' 7" S<br> <br> Discovered and Named by: Yvo Hoppers<br> Location: Great Sea Reef, Fiji <br> <br> A 150ft drop off wall dive with interesting fish including Long Jaw Squirrel Fish, Double Header Parrot Fish and Rainbow Runners. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 8. </b><em>BOSTON AQUARIUM </em><br> 179º 02' 6" E x 16º 18' 7" S<br> <br> Discovered and Named by: Dick & Judy Spann & Fontaine & Judy Richardson <br> Location: Great Sea Reef, Fiji <br> <br> Pass dive of 60ft with fish species resembling a giant aquarium. Schools of Squirrel Fish under Coral Heads, with Hard and Soft Corals showing off an abundance of Rainbow Parrot Fish, Butterfly Fishes, Anemone Fish, Clown Fish, Garden Eels, Moray Eels, Surgeon Fish and Zebra Lionfish. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <strong>Fiji Scuba Diving location 9. </strong><em> SCHOOL YARD</em><br> 179º 02' 6" E x 16º 18' 7" S<br> <br> Discovered and Named by: Jeff and Karen Risse<br> Location: Great Sea Reef<br> <br> Schools of little Barracuda give the name to this pass dive of 50-60 ft. Numerous Blue Spotted Cornet Fish, Harlequin Sweetlips and Garden Eels join the Barracuda who are all coralled by White Tip Reef Sharks with a Bronze Whaler putting in an appearance. Hard and Fan Coral add extra interest. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 10. </b><em> EWINGS SWEETIE</em><b><br> 179º 02' 6" E x 16º 18' 5" S <br> <br> </b>Discovered and Named by: John & Anne Ewing<br> Location: Great Sea Reef, Fiji <br> <br> A Pass/Drift Dive with Plate Coral and Nudibranchs. Regal Angel Fish intermingled with White Tip Reef Sharks and a Bronze Whaler showing interest. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 11. </b><em> FERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY</em><b><br> 179º 02' 4" E x 16º 18' 5" S <br> <br> </b>Discovered and Named by: Fernando Briosos & Steve Christiansen<br> Location: Great Sea Reef, Fiji <br> <br> A great coral dive with Soft, Fan, Plate and Black Corals, maximum depth of 60ft. Schools of Parrot Fish, with Christmas Tree Worms and Anenomes adding splashes of colour. White Tip Reef Sharks cruise by. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 12. </b><em> EWINGS' 20</em><b><br> 179º 02' 5" E x 16º 17' 5" S <br> <br> </b>Discovered and Named by: John & Anne Ewing<br> Location: Great Sea Reef, Fiji <br> <br> Wall dive with drops to 90ft. Handsome fish site with White Margin Unicorn Fish, Hump-nose Unicorn Fish, Coral groupers, Damsel Fish, some big Long-nosed Butterfly Fish, and big Trevally.</p> <p class="pagetext"><strong>Fiji Scuba Diving location </strong><b> 13. </b><em>MHECHO CORNER</em><b><br> 179º 3' E x 16º 17' 4" S <br> <br> </b>Discovered and Named by: Mindy Herman & Cindy Hochman<br> Location: Great Sea Reef, Fiji <br> <br> Standing Brain Corals, Octocorals with Christmas Tree worms, Sea Whips and Common Nudibranchs. White Tip Reef Shark keeps watch. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 14. </b><em> MILLENIUM REEF</em><b><br> 178º 57' E x 16º 24' 5" S <br> <br> </b>Named by: Chuck Heyl & Friends <br>    Millenium Island Charter 1999/2000<br> Location: Off Western Tip of Utelei Reef<br> <br> An excellent and popular snorkelling site as well as a good shallow dive. Hard and Soft Corals in abundance, attended by Lizard Fish, Trumpet Fish, and various types of Wrasse. Priacanthus Hamrur and Caesio Teres also occur in large schools. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 15. </b><em> HOULIS' CORNER</em><b><br> 178º 58' E x 16º 24' S <br> </b><br> Named by: Valerie and Terry Houlihan<br> Location: North Western Utelei Reef Reef<br> <br> Dive maximum depth 60 feet with schools of Chub Mackerel and big Black Wire Corals. Features Clown Anemone Fish, Pipe Fish, Moorish Idol and a shy Stingray hiding under the Plate Corals. A great corner to hang out and watch the passing parade! </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 16. </b><em> CHRISTMAS TREE REEF</em><b><br> 179° 03' E x 16° 22' S <br> <br> </b>Named by: Mary Boardman and Richard Olsen<br> Location: South Eastern Side of Motuli Bawa<br> <br> Appropriately named on Christmas Day 2000 this is a shallow dive/snorkelling site sporting many colourful corals, fish and Christmas Tree Worms. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 17. </b><em> BOUTILIER'S KNOT</em><b><br> 179° 2' 30" E x 16° 14' S <br> </b><br> Named By: Sharion and Scott Boutilier<br> Location: Great Sea Reef, Fiji <br> <br> Near Kia Island This a great dive, named on the occasion of Scott and Sharion's wedding at Nukubati on 21/3/01. It is full of fish such as Unicorn Fish, Surgeon Fish, Threadfin Butterfly Fish with Blue Corals, Christmas tree Worms, Nudibranchs, Seas stars and feather stars. Garden Eels and White Tipped Sharks also showed. </p> <p class="pagetext"><strong>Fiji Scuba Diving location </strong><b>18. </b><em>THE LOUVRE</em><b><br> 179° 3' E x 16° 16'S </b> </p> <p class="pagetext"> Named By: Scott and Sharion Boutilier<br> Location: Great Sea Reef near Kia Island , Fiji</p> <p class="pagetext"> This interesting and Colourful site is reminiscent of viewing Brilliant moving works of art. Soft Corals and Acroporidae Corals are background for Eyestripe Surgeon Fish, Yellow Surgeon Fish, Spotted Unicorn Fish, Starry Rabbit Fish, Clown Trigger Fish and Black Spotted Puffer Fish with a Moorish Idol School the prize exhibit. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <strong>Fiji Scuba Diving location 19</strong>. <em> BARREL OF MONKEYS</em><br> 178° 56' E x 16° 24' 30" S <br> <br> Named by: Kent & Sondra Iveson<br> Location: Inner reefs west of Cakau Nacana </p> <p class="pagetext"> This shallow dive is typified by the name, surprises around every corner! Some of the surprises include sponges Haplosclerida, Petrosiidae, Hyrozoans Family, Plum Ulariidae, Stinging Lace Corals, Gigantic Sea Anemone, Soft Corals, Gorgonian Fan Corals, Red Whip Corals, Nudibranchs, Sea Slugs, brittle Stars, Painted Rock Lobsters. Squirrel Fish, Spotted Sweetlips, Indian Vagabond Butterfly Fish and Humphead Banner fish are some of the more unusual fish sighted. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 20. </b><em>PIPE DREAM</em><br> 178° 55' E x 16° 24' S <br> <br> Named by: Kent & Sondra Iveson<br> Location: Inner reefs west of Cakau Nacana<br> <br> The swirling myriad of fish species makes one feel as though in a dream while experiencing this shallow dive. Banded Pipe Fish, trumpet Fish, Square Tail Grouper, Dwarf Spotted Grouper, Coral Trout, Oriental Butterfly Fish, Saddled Butterfly Fish, Regal Angel Fish, and Red Breasted Wrasse show their sequined colours while Sea Urchins, Feather Stars, Cushion Stars, Nudibranchs and Christmas Tree Worms create the backdrop for this dreamy parade. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 21. </b><em> LINDSEY'S LOW TIDE</em><b><br> 178° 59' E x 16° 26' S <br> <br> </b>Named By: David and Cila Lindsey<br> Location: South Western Side of Utelei Reef<br> <br> David and Cila discovered this impressive Snorkeling spot while investigating possibilities for underwater photography. Banner Fish, many species of colourful corals, and unusual large starfish provide a compact area which is ideal for low tide viewing, close to Nukubati. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 22. </b><em> CRUISY SUISIE</em><b><br> 179° 01' E x 16° 18.5' S <br> <br> </b>Named by: Susan and Randy Farnsworth<br> Location: Twin Passage (Great Sea Reef)<br> <br> Named by Susan for the casual and comfortable way divers can drift past the wonderful and myriad sights of this spectacular wall dive. Many species of corals and plenty of fishes to see, and for the keen sighted the possible eye to eye contact with a large Nurse Shark calmly curled around a ledge hideout. This will become a popular destination for Nukubati Divers. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 23. </b><em> ANEMONE POINT</em><b><br> 178° 59' E x 16° 22.5' S <br> <br> </b>Named by: Jessica Steigerwald and Bill Foster<br> Location: Motuli Bawa<br> <br> This is an excellent shallow dive and snorkeling site combined. Many beautiful Anemones and Anemone Fish give this coral pinnacle its name, but also the presence of Nudibranchs and Christmas Tree Worms make it a good site for underwater photography. </p> <p class="pagetext"> <b>Fiji Scuba Diving location 24. </b><em>BLACK CAT GARDEN</em><b><br> 179° 3' E x 16° 21' S <br> <br> </b>Named by: Naomi and Yuji Tanaka<br> Location: North Eastern Tip of Motuli Bawa<br> <br> Naomi and Yuji discovered many fishy playthings at this location including Pillow, Brittle and Feather Star Fish, Ring Eyed Hawk fish, Saddle-back Butterfly Fish, Regal Angel Fish, Pigmy Sweeper, Small Toothed Cod and many Sea Cucumber. A good interesting shallow dive. </p> <p class="pagetext"><a href="#TOP">TOP</a></p> <h3>Getting to Nukubati, Fiji <a name="gettingtoFIJI" id="gettingtoFIJI"></a></strong></h3> <p class="pagetext"><B>Nukubati</B>, pronounced <B>nook-oom bah-tee</B> is a private island situated inside the Great Sea Reef, off the north coast of Vanua Levu in the Fiji Islands.<br> Nukubati is easily accessible. Fiji's international airport at Nadi is serviced by many international carriers, with flights from North America, Europe, Japan, Korea, Australia and New Zealand.<br> From Nadi International Airport it is only a one hour flight by seaplane to Nukubati Island, where you will step ashore to the romance and adventure of the South Pacific</p> <p class="pagetext"> </p> <h3>Fiji Facts and Figures<a name="FACTSANDFIGURES"></a></h3> <P>At the crossroads of the Pacific, Fiji is a nation of 330 islands with a diversity of people to meet, places to see and activities to suit every enthusiast, however the most wonderful activity is doing nothing at all.<br> <I>Weather</I><br> Balmy South Seas climate with rainy season and hotest days up to 96 degF in Fiji's summer (December-February). The other nine months of the year are warm with cooling trade wind breezes.<br> <I>Language</I><br> English is the official language with Fijian and Hindustani also spoken.<br> <I>Drinking Water</I><br> Water is not only safe but delicious too !<br> <I>Vaccinations</I><br> None are needed except for Yellow Fever and Cholera if originating from an infected area designated by W.H.O.<br> Fiji is malaria free.<br> <I>Documents</I><br> Passport valid for at least 3 months beyond intended stay. Thirty-one day entry visas granted to North Americans on arrival in Fiji.<br> <I>Clothes</I><br> Casual, informal dress with golf and t-shirts, shorts and slacks for men; lightweight summer dresses, skirts, slacks and blouses for women.<br> </P> <P>  </P> <p class="pagetext"><strong>Contacts for reservations, information and any help you may need concerning Nukubati Island: <a name="CONTACT"></a></strong></p> <p class="pagetext">FIJI Call, fax or email direct to Nukubati Island and speak with Asena Tel : + (679) 8813901 Fax : + (679) 8813914<br> Email : nukubati@connect.com.fj <br> <br> Or contact one of our two offices outside Fiji : <br> UNITED STATES and speak with Lynette Tel : 1800-707-3454 1800-707-FIJI Fax: + 1 (805) 685 3385 Email : nukubati@destinationworld.com <br> AUSTRALIA and speak with Jenny Tel: + (61) 2 9388 8196 Fax: + (61) 2 9388 8204 Email : info@nukubati.com <br> <br> Reservations can also be made in: EUROPE and speak with Volkmar Tel : + (49) 89 123 4014 Fax: + (49) 89 123 4013 Email : Will.Travel@t-online.de JAPAN and speak with Hiroshi Washiashi (currently located in Australia) Tel: + (61) 2 9460 6926 Fax: + (61) 2 9460 6926 Email: japan@nukubatiisland.com URL : www.nukubatiisland.com </p> <p class="pagetext"><a href="#TOP">TOP</a></p> <p class="pagetext">  </p> </body>