Matuku Fiji

Surfing Matuku spot

The Matuku Islands in the Lau group could become a possible windsurfing site. "We had dependable individuals who ranked the entire country among the best in the underworld. From now on Tavarua is the best windsurfing location in Fiji. Koroikata thinks if all goes well, Matuku could see some big-name surfers ride the Matuku-wave.

Matuku Island Weather Report | Local

For 7 whole month on Matuku Island: In the next 7 nights the daily highest mean temperatures on Matuku Island will be 28°C, with a weekly high of 30°C in the afternoons of May 9. Mean min. temp. will be 24°C and will drop to its low point at 23°C on the mornings of Friday 6.

Next weeks will usually have arid weather, although it will probably be raining a bit on Thursday. According to the latest prognosis, Thursday 6 will have the highest rainfall with an accumulated rainfall of about 6.0 mm.

Isle ( "Keteira"), Totoia Isle ( "Totoya"), Matuku Isle, Fiji.

Isle ( "Keteira"), Totoia Isle ( "Totoya"), Matuku Isle, Fiji. Isle ( "Keteira"), Totoia Isle ( "Totoya"), Matuku Isle, Fiji. Moala Isles (Keteira), Feejee (Fiji) Group, by the U.S.Ex.Ex. Totoia Isle ("Totoya"), Feejee (Fiji) Group, by the U.S.Ex.Ex.Ex. Matuku Isle, Feejee (Fiji) Group, by the U.S.Ex.Ex.Ex. Moala Isles (Keteira), Feejee (Fiji) Group, by the U.S.Ex.Ex.

Totoia Isle ("Totoya"), Feejee (Fiji) Group, by the U.S.Ex.Ex.Ex. Matuku Isle, Feejee (Fiji) Group, by the U.S.Ex.Ex.Ex. Title: (Hydrography map of the United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842). Hydrographic map of the United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842). Maps of the Pacific Isles are probably among the most detailled of the period (1840).

Maps were also released on slimmer papers than Vol. XXIII - Hydrography - Wilkes - Atlas of Charts Vol. I and Vol. II, by The United States Exploring Expedition,1838-1842. This 60 is not a full deck of 106 un-numbered cards. Further information about the disputed commandant of the exploration, Charles Wilkes (1789-1877), the findings of the expledition and the resulting publication can be found in the Daniel C. Haskell exploration book titled "The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842 and Its Publicationations 1844-1874.

Maps of the Pacific Isles are probably among the most detailled of the period (1840). Maps were also released on slimmer papers than Vol. XXIII - Hydrography - Wilkes - Atlas of Charts Vol. I and Vol. II, by The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842.

This 60 is not a full deck of 106 un-numbered cards. Further information about the disputed commandant of the exploration, Charles Wilkes (1789-1877), the findings of the expledition and the resulting publication can be found in the Daniel C. Haskell exploration book titled "The United States Exploring Expedition, 1838-1842 and Its Publicationations 1844-1874.