Hash Hous Harriers Fiji

For those travellers looking for adventure, and are in the Pacific Harbour area,
check the web under "Hash House Harriers Pacific Harbour Fiji."

They were in Palau and also in Pohnepei also.

They appear to be in most countries of the Pacific. The group in Honiara was a bunch of undisciplined expats (mostly) with no road sense. They would run on roads where there wasn't enough room for them and a car, and expect the traffic to gve way to them.
As for the website, it seems to be more real estate advertising than anything else.

In Palau they would run through the jungle. Don't remember in Pohnpei. Every Saturday at 4pm or something. I must say it exhausted me just thinking about running about in the heat and humidity.

Ozziegraffe- . I think the advertising site you got wasn,t the correct one as it should show a waterfall and lovely bush, with some of our members.. Yes it does have a lot of expats, but also locals.
We are a bit different from other hashes as we have children with us and we have the after social in a private home, so I would say its a bit more low key than others However, Its a lovely way to see the terrain.
We have had a few visitors staying in the nearby resorts join in the fun, and the comeback has been all good.
Oh by the way we dont run in traffic.

Waldoes, you know what they say about mad dogs and Englishmen. I am definitely a non-runner - swimming is much more my style.

Lolling about fit me nicely thank you. And splashing a bit.

Edited by: 5Waldos- I think this thing does auto spellcheck sometimes!

I'm with Ozzie and 5Waldos, watching the Hashers in Honiara almost gave me heat exhaustion, and did nothing for the blood pressure either. They sure did act like they owned the road - as well as the whole darn town. Just an impression from the ones I met - briefly - so I shouldn't jump to conclusions, but they irritated me no end.

I will say that in Palau I only knew about them because I knew some people who participated. They were completely off the radar otherwise. And it always sounded like fun in the abstract- in reality, no so much.