With islands made from coral reef, Tuvalu is truly an inspiring location for Scuba Diving. 33 sq km of lagoon, reef, ocean and island habitats form part of a conservation area. It is still open to visitors for walking, snorkeling and picnicking. You won’t find any local dive shops or operators in Tuvalu but most of the hotels will be happy to assist you. On arrival, you can rent equipment and they will direct you to the best places to go.
One of the best ways to explore the nine islands of Tuvalu is by chartering a yacht and going island hopping. A good company to consider is Neverland Yacht Charter, they rent yachts and catamarans and will….
The Funafuti Conservation Area is a marine conservation area covering 33 square kilometers (12.74 square miles) of reef, lagoon and motu (islets) on the western side of Funafuti atoll in Tuvalu….
The most popular way to tour around the islands is by motorbike. Bikes are readily available and reasonably priced. Ask your hotel for advice. They may have their own bikes, if not, they will certainly….
The national game is te ano (the ball). Two teams line up facing one another and competition begins with one member throwing the heavy ball toward the other team, who must hit it back with their hands….
Take a 10-min boat ride from Funafuti, the biggest and most populated atoll in Tuvalu, and find yourself in Afelita Island where for only AUD$70.00 a day you can have the whole island to yours….
