Visit Niutao Island Council
The Niutao Island Council of Tuvalu is an important part of the nation's history. Located in the Pacific Ocean, it is one of nine Polynesian islands that make up Tuvalu and has a population of approximately 470 people. The island council governs the area, although decisions are made collaboratively with community members.
Niutao has many attractions for visitors to enjoy, such as its traditional canoe-building workshop, where visitors can watch skilled craftsmen build boats from local materials. For those looking to relax, Niutao offers two stunning beaches - Nukufetau Beach and Matamaka Beach - both with white sand and crystal clear waters perfect for swimming or snorkeling.
An interesting historical fact about Niutao is that it was settled by seafaring people in pre-historic times and was part of the Polynesian trading network which spanned thousands of miles across the Pacific Ocean. It has also played an important role in Tuvaluan history as several national documents have been signed on Niutao including independence treaties and acts of parliament.
Niutao has many attractions for visitors to enjoy, such as its traditional canoe-building workshop, where visitors can watch skilled craftsmen build boats from local materials. For those looking to relax, Niutao offers two stunning beaches - Nukufetau Beach and Matamaka Beach - both with white sand and crystal clear waters perfect for swimming or snorkeling.
An interesting historical fact about Niutao is that it was settled by seafaring people in pre-historic times and was part of the Polynesian trading network which spanned thousands of miles across the Pacific Ocean. It has also played an important role in Tuvaluan history as several national documents have been signed on Niutao including independence treaties and acts of parliament.
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