Why it is important to know where is Dolphin Island Fiji

Dolphin Island Fiji is a ten-minute boat ride off the mainland on the northern coast of Viti Levu, the largest island in Fiji. The nearest district and local town is Rakiraki.
Situated between Fiji’s two major cities: Suva (the capital) and Nadi (where the international airport is located), the town of Rakiraki lies near Vatu-i-Ra Passage, a famous diving site with vibrant coral reefs.
Local attractions include various neighbouring islands where guests can enjoy their choice of white sandy beaches, Navatu Rock – an ancient archaeological site believed to be one of the earliest Fijian settlements and the reefs near Rakiraki are among the best in Fiji, offering incredible marine biodiversity.

But famously the most incredible feature of Fiji is "the people" known worldwide for their hospitality and strong community values.