Tuboa

Tuboa is a reef-break spot located off the Fijian coast, characterized by a fringing coral reef system transitioning from shallow lagoon to deep ocean. The satellite imagery reveals a northeast-facing coastline with distinct turquoise lagoon waters contrasting against deeper blue ocean waters. The white wave line indicates consistent reef break activity along the outer edge. Wind reliability at 45.5% suggests seasonal consistency issues. The spot features moderate wave heights averaging 1.41m with variable conditions. Best conditions occur with northwesterly winds (around 315°) providing side-shore angles relative to the reef orientation. The shallow lagoon approach and coral reef system require intermediate-level experience and local knowledge. Kiters should be aware of sharp depth transitions, potential for strong localized currents indicated by water color banding, and the need for careful entry/exit navigation through the reef. Water temperature around 26°C is comfortable year-round. This spot suits intermediate riders familiar with reef breaks who can manage the technical entry and variable wind patterns characteristic of tropical reef systems.