Visit Nukufetau

Nukufetau is one of the nine atolls and islands that make up Tuvalu, a Pacific Island nation. Located in the Central Pacific, it is a remote paradise with crystalline waters and picturesque lagoons.

The island has a rich culture and many archaeological sites to explore. The Niulakita Village is home to a beautiful ancient lighthouse, while the historic Maka Villagesite features ancient burial grounds, stone tombs, and pot sherds from centuries ago. For an even deeper dive into history visit Nukufetau's former government offices which date back to the days of British colonial rule in 1892 when Tuvalu was known as 'the Ellice Islands'.

For tourist attractions head over to Matagi Lagoon on Funafuti Atoll where you can snorkel or dive among stunning coral reefs in search of colorful marine life like turtles, seahorses and reef sharks. You can also experience traditional fishing practices at Falealupo Bay on Vaitupu Island where local fishermen still use their bamboo spears for hunting fish within shallow reefs or in nearby lagoons during low tide.

Overall Nukufetau offers visitors an unforgettable experience of Tuvaluan culture mixed with spectacular marine life that will leave you wanting more!