Welcome to Tuvalu
Tuvalu
If all you want is to disappear, relax under a palm tree and not be bothered by anyone with fewer than 1000 tourists a year, Tuvalu is the place to be. Tuvalu is one of the world’s smallest (total land area of just 26 km2 and a population of just 8,000) and most isolated island nations. This unspoilt corner of the Pacific offers a peaceful and non-commercialised environment that is ideal for rest and relaxation
Accommodation
Accommodation in Tuvalu is limited, but visitors can find guesthouses, lodges, and hotels in the main island of Funafuti. These accommodations are simple, comfortable, and offer basic amenities to ensure a relaxing stay. Visitors can choose to stay in the town center or in the quieter residential ar...
Activities
Tuvalu has a lot to offer when it comes to fun and adventure. The Funafuti Marine Conservation is a must-visit for divers and snorkelers, while cultural and traditional dance performances provide an authentic taste of Tuvaluan heritage. Visitors can also tour the islands and immerse themselves in th...
Getting Around
Cars, motorbikes, bicycles and motor boats are available for hire. Minibuses also operate on week days.
However, it is not a large island so it is also easy to get around by foot, while enjoying a closer view to the village life and having a few brief conversations with the locals along the way.
Dining
If you are a foodie, Tuvalu has some delicious treats waiting for you. Dining in Tuvalu is an experience in itself, as you get to try out the island’s traditional cuisines that are a blend of Pacific and Polynesian flavours. You will also find international dishes on offer, so there is something f...
Culture
Dress is normally very casual. However, there is a sensitivity about the way women dress. Therefore wearing brief clothing such as swimming suits in villages is not advisable.
Weather
Tuvalu has a pleasant tropical climate, usually with little variation day or night from about 30 degrees Celsius. Average rainfall varies considerably, but is usually more than 3000mm annually.
For more information, contact the National Tourism Organization
Tuvalu