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Laucala is one of a triplet of small islands that lie to the east of Thurston Point on the island of Taveuni in Fiji. The privately owned islands are the site of the Laucala Resort. The total land area of the main island is 12 square kilometres. It is 5 kilometres long with a maximum width of 3 kilometres, narrowing to 1.5 kilometres in some places. The other two islands in the group are Qamea several hundred metres to the west and Matagi.

Things to do in Laucala Island Resort: Snorkling or Scuba Diving • Deepflight Submarine • Horseback Riding • Golf

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Fiji's electricity is 240V 50Hz and uses plug type I

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Great Circle Distance between Heathrow and Nadi International Airport is 10,104 miles, with a flight time of approx 20.5 hrs. Laucala Island Resort's IATA airport code is NAN.
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Climate: Laucala Island is just off the South Eastern coast of the Vanua Levu Islands of Fiji where the cool season is relatively dry, especially on these small and flat islands. Although Fiji has its drier and wetter months, there is really no bad time to visit this island paradise. When you hear the phrase Wet Season you might be worried that a visit to Fiji will involve waterproof jackets and umbrellas rather than swimsuits and sunscreen. However, the wet season doesn’t mean four months of unpleasant dampness. There will be sporadic rainstorms throughout this time of year, but they only last a short time and they are typically followed by sunshine. It is similar to the climate of South Florida in the summer time. The silver lining is that these brief showers can be a refreshing break from the sultry heat and humidity in the afternoon. In fact, there are a lot of advantages to visiting during the so-called wet season. The air smells fresh, the vegetation is lush and green, and the sweet-smelling flowers will be in bloom. There will also be fewer crowds and Fiji will usually reward you with incredible special offers on flights, activities and resort stays. The temperatures are pleasant all year round and the water is always warm and clear. During their winter months of July and August the temperatures are moderate and there is less rain. However, these are the peak season months in Fiji so they may be the most crowded. If you visit between November and April be prepared for hotter temperatures and higher humidity. March is the rainiest month of the year, while also being the hottest month of the summer. Many beach go-ers prefer these hotter temperatures. For others, the cooling breezes coming from the South Pacific Ocean will give welcome relief. If you prefer things a little cooler, the best time to visit is between April and September. It will still be plenty warm enough to swim, dive, snorkel, and sunbathe, but the sun will not burn with the same strong intensity as other times of the year. The trade winds in Fiji come mostly from the south east and they are a pleasant natural air conditioner. During the May to November period the winds are moderate and during the winter season of November to April they can be stronger. Cyclones can sometimes affect the Fiji islands in the summer months (mainly between February and mid-March). However, these storms usually do not pose much of a danger because the usual routes are too far south.

BA Tier Points Earned

Route 1	LHR‑LAX (BA)	LAX‑NAN (FJ)			TOTAL (SGL)	TOTAL (RTN)
Economy	20				20	40
WTP	90				90	180
Business	140				140	280
First	210				210	420

Route 2	LHR‑SFO (BA)	SFO‑NAN (FJ)			TOTAL (SGL)	TOTAL (RTN)
Economy	20				20	40
WTP	90				90	180
Business	140				140	280
First	210				210	420

Route 3	LHR‑HEL (AY)	HEL‑LAX (AY)	LAX‑NAN (FJ)		TOTAL (SGL)	TOTAL (RTN)
Economy	10	20			30	60
WTP	10	90			100	200
Business	80	140			220	440
First	80	140			220	440

Route 4	LHR‑HEL (BA)	HEL‑LAX (AY)	LAX‑NAN (FJ)		TOTAL (SGL)	TOTAL (RTN)
Economy	10	20			30	60
WTP	10	90			100	200
Business	80	140			220	440
First	80	140			220	440

Route 5	LHR‑SIN (BA)	SIN‑SYD (BA)	SYD‑AKL (NZ)	AKL‑NAN (NZ)	TOTAL (SGL)	TOTAL (RTN)
Economy	80	20			100	200
WTP	100	90			190	380
Business	160	140			300	600
First	240	210			450	900

Route 6	LHR‑HKG (BA)	HKG‑SYD (CX)	SYD‑AKL (NZ)	AKL‑NAN (NZ)	TOTAL (SGL)	TOTAL (RTN)
Economy	20	20			40	80
WTP	90	90			180	360
Business	140	140			280	560
First	210	210			420	840

Route 7	LHR‑SEA (BA)	SEA‑ANC (AS)	ANC‑LAX (AS)	LAX‑NAN (FJ)	TOTAL (SGL)	TOTAL (RTN)
Economy	20	5	20		45	90
WTP	90	5	20		115	230
Business	140	40	140		320	640
First	210	40	140		390	780

Route 8	LHR‑MAN (BA)	MAN‑HEL (AY)	HEL‑LAX (AY)	LAX‑NAN (FJ)	TOTAL (SGL)	TOTAL (RTN)
Economy	5	10	20		35	70
WTP	5	10	90		105	210
Business	40	80	140		260	520
First	40	80	140		260	520

Economy Tier Points shown are based on fully flexible fares. 'Low' Economy earns 50% of the shown amount. 'Lowest' Economy fares earn 25% of shown amount.

When journey is booked in World Traveler Plus or First and those cabins don't exist on particular legs, the next cabin down will be used on those legs for points collection.

When booking with BA, tier points can be earned on the following Oneworld Alliance ® airlines:
Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Fiji Airways, Finnair, Iberia, Japan Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Qantas, Qatar Airways, Royal Air Maroc, Royal Jordanian, SriLankan Airlines