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Cook with Pete Evans on Dolphin Island

ByLife in Luxury

Who? Dolphin Island

What? Private island and luxury resort Dolphin Island is offering the opportunity for guests to enjoy a three day exclusive cookery experience with Australian celebrity chef Pete Evans. For a maximum of eight guests, the package will include five night stay on Dolphin Island, three-day cook school with Pete Evans, transfers from Nadi International Airport and meals. From NZ$9,900 per person.

When? 22nd to 27th June

Where? Transfers from Nadi International Airport, Fiji

How? Visit www.dolphinislandfiji.com for more information

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