Activities: Dolphin Watching

Welcome to Moon Reef! Home of the spinner dolphins  (Stenella longirostris.)

The dolphins of Moon Reef have been here for many generations. Legend amongst the people of Silana village share how in the times of old, a large community and village stood where the reef now is . One morning the villagers woke up  to see the rising sea cover their entire village, they left all their belongings and headed to land. To this day divers have reported seeing old Fijian clay cooking pots and bowls seen amongst the coral .

The reef is known in Fijian as "Makalati". It is a scared place, our ancestors treated it with the utmost respect. We here at Takalana Bay do the same. We discourage any littering in the reef, we also do not allow swimming with the dolphins as this can change their behaviour patterns, we also discourage removing any coral or old clay pots you may see within the reef. 

The dolphins come into the reef early in the morning . They feed and rest during the day and leave the reef in the evenings to feed. The entrance into the reef is quite small therefore no large predators like sharks can enter the reef. This is the reason the dolphin nest here during the day, its safe haven for mothers and their calf. 

We are Fiji's only guaranteed dolphin tour.

An Ariel view of Moon Reef

For more information on booking a tour, you can contact us on email: takalana@gmail.com

or call us on phone number : +679 9208282 / +679 9916338