Part of the regional summaries: Fiji - Nayau, Fiji - Northern Lau (Vanua Balavu / Cicia / Nayau), and Fiji - Lau
A 2-m reef-flat snorkel station on the northwest side of Nayau in the Lau group, surveyed during the Global Reef Expedition on 16 June 2013. No coral cover, habitat notes, or photographs exist for this station. Surveyed on the Living Oceans Foundation's Global Reef Expedition.
E dua na vanua ni vakadidike ni qalo vakailoilo (snorkel) ena dela ni cakau (reef flat) e 2-m na kena titobu ena yasana i vualiku-i-ra i Nayau ena yatu Lau, a vakadidiketaki ena gauna ni Global Reef Expedition ena 16 Jiune 2013. E sega ni dua na ubi ni lase (coral cover), ivola ni vanua, se itaba me baleta na vanua ni vakadidike oqo.
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Three other CRD dive sites with their own pages within 5 km shown in orange — click a marker to open its page.
🗺 Detailed map of the Global Reef Expedition dive sites, Nayau, Fiji (Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation; opens in a new window)
FJNA38SN (Nayau, Lau Archipelago): surveyed 16 Jun 2013 during the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation Global Reef Expedition. The expedition's site table records it as a 2-m reef-flat station on Nayau's leeward northwest side; no coral cover, habitat notes, or photographs exist for it.
No benthic transects, site notes, or sampled colonies exist for this reef-flat snorkel station, so no bleaching, disease, crown-of-thorns starfish, cyanobacteria, or recent mortality is recorded here. Island-level context, not an observation here: the expedition's notes for Nayau's fore-reef dive stations record Drupella snails on several Acropora, and Anderson's sample sheet records small pale or bleached patches (1-10% of the colony) on four of seven colonies at FJNA38.
We found no other surveys at this site as of 2026. If you would like to share yours, please email us.
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