Kiribati

The capital and main hub of Kiribati, consisting of a chain of islets encircling a large lagoon.

Also known as Kiritimati, this is the world's largest coral atoll and a premier destination for fly-fishing and birdwatching.

A historic islet in South Tarawa known for the remnants of World War II bunkers and coastal defense guns.

A beautiful atoll known for its pristine beaches and its significance as the site where the first Christian missionaries landed in Kiribati.

This lush, green atoll is known for being one of the most fertile islands in Kiribati with a rich tropical landscape.

Known as one of the most culturally traditional islands, it offers deep insight into the customs and maneaba structures of the I-Kiribati people.

An isolated uplifted coral island that historically served as a major site for phosphate mining.

A quiet and scenic atoll favored by visitors looking to experience traditional village life and calm lagoon waters.