Start your Kiribati adventure at the Kiribati National Museum. This small but informative museum is the best place to learn about the islands’ history, colonial era, traditional navigation, and local artifacts.

Kiribati National Museum

Visit Betio WWII Relics on Betio Island. Explore the remnants of bunkers, gun emplacements, and shipwrecks from the fierce Battle of Tarawa—a must-see for history enthusiasts.

Betio WWII Relics

Enjoy a sunset dinner at Chatterbox Cafe. This local favorite offers fresh seafood and I-Kiribati specialties in a relaxed, friendly setting near the lagoon.

Chatterbox Cafe

Take a boat trip to Abatao Island for a glimpse of tranquil island life. Stroll pristine beaches, snorkel in clear waters, and meet friendly villagers who maintain traditional customs.

Abatao Island

Head to Buota Bridge, the picturesque gateway between North and South Tarawa. Enjoy the view and photograph the turquoise channel teeming with local fishing boats.

Buota Bridge

Experience an authentic I-Kiribati feast and dance at Utirik Mwaneaba, a traditional meeting house where you can join locals for cultural performances and sample coconut, breadfruit, and freshly caught fish.

Utirik Mwaneaba

Embark on a birdwatching tour at Ambo Island Bird Sanctuary, home to native seabirds and lush mangroves. Early mornings are perfect for spotting rare species and enjoying the peaceful landscape.

Ambo Island Bird Sanctuary

Swim and snorkel in the clear, shallow waters at Lagoon View Resort. Rent a kayak or relax on the sand while soaking up panoramic views of the turquoise Tarawa Lagoon.

Lagoon View Resort

Cap off your trip with a beachfront meal at Mary's Restaurant, known for its grilled seafood, coconut crab, and refreshing drinks served with a sunset view.

Mary's Restaurant