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All the Colours of the Rainbow

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The Rainbow Reef is a world-renowned diving and snorkelling spot located in the Somosomo Strait in the northern part of Fiji. It’s called the Rainbow Reef because of its vibrant and colourful coral formations that look like a rainbow in the water.

The reef system is home to a diverse array of marine life, including hundreds of fish species, sea turtles, reef sharks, eels, and colourful corals. The reef is renowned for its soft coral gardens, which are some of the most colourful and abundant in the world. The water in the Rainbow Reef is crystal clear, allowing you to see the vibrant sea life in all its glory. It’s truly a spectacular sight to behold. Whether you’re an experienced diver or a first- time snorkeler, the Rainbow Reef is a must-visit destination for anyone traveling to Fiji.

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Fiji is a paradise for bird watchers. With over 100 bird species, it’s a tropical haven for avian enthusiasts.

Among these species, around 30 are endemic to Fiji. This means they can’t be found anywhere else in the world. It’s a unique birding experience.

The azure crested flycatcher, orange dove, and maroon shining parrot are just a few of the must-see birds. Each offers a unique spectacle for bird watchers.

But bird watching in Fiji isn’t just about the birds. It’s also about the stunning landscapes and diverse habitats. From lush forests to serene beaches, there’s a backdrop for every birding adventure.

This guide will provide you with top tips for bird watching in Fiji. It will cover everything from the best birding hotspots to essential bird-watching gear.

So, whether you’re a seasoned birder or a beginner, get ready to discover the avian wonders of Fiji.