One of the tiniest countries in the world with fewer than 2000+ visitors each year. It’s not the easiest (or cheapest) island to reach, but it’s worth it. After endless views of dark blue ocean from the plane, these islands pop up with striking turquoise and green colours. From above, it’s hard to imagine that life is possible here. One thing is for certain here, the warmth of the people will make you feel like family.
Travelling to the Pacific islands might sound like the perfect beach holiday. And that’s true if you are planning to spend a week in the Cook Islands or Tahiti.
But if you wish to see more than just one country or some of the lesser-known islands, you may run into some logistical issues.
One of the least visited countries in the world, Tuvalu only receives about 2000+ visitors per year.
The official tourism website comes with the tagline, ‘Timeless Tuvalu’ – perhaps it’s a hint to expect a much slower pace once you arrive.
