In the waters north of Fiji, there is a seabed system with depths ranging from over 3000 meters in depth, to only a few tens of meters on the shoals. This makes for an abundant fishery, and we at Underveis, who have until this point only been on the average fishermen, suddenly became great fishermen overnight! Every day, we could haul a new, big fish out of the water, and tuna, barracudas and mahi-mahi found their way into our frying pans. Unfortunately, there is way too much food in one of these fish for only two people. So we cut out the best parts for filets, and cut the tail up in shreds to dry in the sun. The remainder, we must throw to the sharks.

As we are approaching our next destinaton, Port Vila in the Vanuatu archipelago, new and exciting adventures await us. Regrettably, Vanuatu will also be our last and final stopover before Australia, and so our Pacific adventure is mercilessly drawing towards an end.