Moodys Namena

Moodys Namena is a crescent-shaped island in the Fiji archipelago characterized by a protected lagoon on its northern and western sides. The spot functions as a lagoon break with shallow reef and sandy bottom composition. The island's curved geography creates protected water on the leeward side with moderate fetch limitations. Wind reliability of 33.8% suggests seasonal wind patterns typical of tropical regions. Average wave height of 0.92m indicates small, manageable conditions suitable for progression. The rough-chop water type suggests frequent wind chop typical of shallow lagoon environments. Best conditions occur with northwesterly to westerly winds (310-320°) that are side-shore to the primary riding areas. This spot suits intermediate kiters seeking protected lagoon conditions with manageable wave size and lower consequence learning environment. Key considerations include shallow water requiring careful board control, respect for coral and rock hazards, and awareness of tidal influences on water depth and current patterns. Consistency may be seasonal rather than year-round.