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  1. J

    When is the best time of day to swim in the famous To Sua Ocean Trench?

    Is it okay to go during low tide or should I only plan my visit for high tide when the water level is high
  2. J

    What is the dress code for visiting a local church service in a village?

    For church, women must wear a dress or skirt that covers the knee and make sure your shoulders are covered as well.
  3. J

    Should I exchange a lot of cash into Fijian Dollars or just use my credit card?

    You will need some Fijian Dollars cash for smaller markets, local buses, or village visits, but all the main resorts and big shops take card just fine.
  4. J

    Which is the best time of year to visit Fiji to avoid heavy rain and cyclones?

    I want to plan my trip around the nicest weather possible when is the dry season with the most sunshine
  5. J

    What are the quarantine rules like for food and items when I first arrive in Australia

    I heard they are very strict about bringing in any snacks or wooden souvenirs should I declare everything just in case
  6. J

    What should I pack for a December trip to Sydney and the beaches

    It's full-on summer, so mostly light clothes, high-SPF sunscreen, and a good hat, you might want a very light cardigan just for air-conditioned restaurants.
  7. J

    Is public transport easy to use in Santiago

    Line 1 is fine, but also use the newer, colorful lines like Line 6. They are often less crowded and move even faster than the older sections of the system. The Metro is definitely a good budget option.
  8. J

    Which Buenos Aires neighborhood for a first-timer?

    Palermo is where I would stay. It might feel slightly further from the tourist core, but the sheer volume of great cafés, parrillas (steakhouses), and independent businesses there gives you a much better feel for modern, local Buenos Aires life. Safety is fine in the busy parts.
  9. J

    Getting from Sucre to Potosí, bus or shared taxi

    If you have motion sickness, the shared taxi is better because it's a quicker trip, reducing the time spent on winding mountain roads.
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