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Cloud 9 is An Incredible Floating Bar Off the Coast of Fiji
Are you already planning your next summer getaway? If you want to get the perfect tan while sipping refreshing cocktails and munching on delectable food, several tropical island destinations can cater that.
However, there’s only one place where you can enjoy such pleasures while amidst clear, turquoise water and unparalleled scenic views.
Cloud 9: Fiji’s floating paradise
Off the beautiful coast of Fiji is a bar that floats in pristine waters. According to their website, it is the “only two level floating platform with an internationally stocked bar and Italian wood-fired pizzeria surrounded by turquoise blue water and picturesque views.”
Tourists can get to this amazing venue in approximately 40-45 minutes from Port Denarau, or within 10 minutes via a speed boat ride from Musket Cove Resort, Lomani Resort, and Plantation Resort.
Don’t worry, they don’t charge landing fees; hence, you can check out the place for free.
But, I’d rather you don’t miss out on the fun. The entire venue has sun decks, day beds, and hanging chairs where you could relax while listening to good music and enjoying the view of the Vanua Malolo on Ro-Ro Reef. Both local and international DJs play at Cloud 9 every weekend.
And, you should try their array of vegetarian, non-vegetarian, and gluten-free food options.
Of course, you can snorkel around the place while they prepare your food.
Soon, Cloud 9 will also offer motorized sports, which are perfect for thrill seekers.
Cloud 9 is more than just a food venue. They accept events such as weddings, corporate functions, or private parties. It can hold up to 100 persons.
If these pictures aren’t enough, watch this stunning aerial footage captured by Aerial Vision Australia, and tell us what you think.
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