Customer Reviews

Fiji Islands CD ROM

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The Fiji Islands CD ROM was an outstanding resource when we were planning our South Pacific vacation. It is simple to use and packs more information, photos and "Fiji mood" than any book, video or CD ROM I've ever seen before. This CD ROM is a must for anyone planning a trip to these lovely islands.

This CD ROM give me the information I needed to plan a terrific trip to Fiji. The photos are outstanding and the navigation of the information makes it really easy to find exactly what you are looking for. I would not have stayed where I did (Yasawa Island Resort) had it not been for this CD I found over 20 pages of info, just on that resort alone! This was the best trip I've ever done.

A great presentation about traveling to Fiji. Probably the best travel CD ROM I've seen anywhere.

A wealth of information not found in any travel books. Had it not been for the Fiji CD ROM we would have never enjoyed the holiday we did. The detailed resort information gave us all the ammunition we needed to make a decision on where to go and what to do. We would have spent weeks trying to collect all this information by ourself. The presentation is very un-biased and non-commercial...we appreciated the soft-sell! Now we are planning to go back next year! Thanks Under Watercolours!

This CD ROM is probably the most informative and beautiful presenation I have ever seen (and I work in the travel industry!). Exactly as described above, this CD gives a detailed presentation about the most beautiful places in Fiji. It will take me hours to review the whole thing, but in the short time I've been using it, I'm hooked!

I was expecting a bit more for the money. Sure, the CD has nice photos and basic, brief (VERY brief) info on the islands and people of Fiji. But for the money one would expect a lot more in depth writing, delve into the history of the islands, their discovery, exploration, exploitation, and politics. I went through the entire CD in less than an hour then found myself wondering, "Where's the beef?" Overall, it's definitely overpriced...