Visit Uaboe District

Uaboe District is a quaint and picturesque region located on the western coast of Nauru, the third smallest country in the world by area. Despite its small size, Uaboe is notably rich in culture and history. One of its key attractions is the Uaboe Catholic Church, a beautiful place of worship that reflects the strong Christian faith of the Nauruan people. Another must-visit spot is the Anibare Bay, just a short drive away, known for its stunningly clear waters and bountiful marine life, perfect for snorkeling and swimming. Historically, Uaboe holds an interesting fact as it was one of the two districts in Nauru not to be heavily mined for phosphate, a key driver of the country's economy in the 20th century. This has helped preserve the natural beauty of the district, making it a unique and serene escape for travelers.