Tourism Kiribati Releases ‘10 Things To Do’ E-Brochures

The Tourism Authority of Kiribati (TAK) has released its new travel information e-brochures on “10 things to do on Kiritimati and Tarawa”.

The e-brochures highlight the 10 most popular things that travellers can experience in Kiritimati Islands and on Tarawa.

Kiribati is a niche driven destination and the brochures are aimed to guide travellers as they plan their adventure through the islands of Kiribati. Experiences listed on the 10 things to do brochures are information in the historical WWII Battle Field Tours, cultural tour, diving, sightseeing, fishing, surfing and bird-watching and whale watching.

These brochures are part of the Tourism Authority of Kiribati’s aims of increasing visitor engagement and improving their experiences in Tarawa and Kiritimati.

E-copy of the brochures are available for download at the Tourism Authority of Kiribati’s website.

ABOUT KIRIBATI

The 33 islands of the Republic of Kiribati (pronounced Kiribas) is situated in the heart of the Pacific where the equator and the international datelines meet. Kiribati is therefore the only country in the work to be positioned in all 4 hemisphere’s – northern, southern, eastern and western hemispheres.

Tarawa is home to the country’s main international airport (TRW) and is serviced by direct flights from Nadi, Fiji (NAN), Nauru (INU), Funafuti, Tuvalu (FUN), Honiara, Solomon Islands (HIR), Majuro, Republic of Marshall Islands (MAJ) and Brisbane, Australia (BNE).

Kiritimati or Christmas Island (CXI) on the eastern side of the country is serviced by a weekly flight from Nadi, Fiji (NAN) and Honolulu, Hawaii (HNL).

Accommodation options include hotels, guesthouses, bungalows and traditional buyas. Tarawa (South and North) and Kiritimati host most of the accommodation whilst the outer islands feature traditional community and council run rest homes and privately-run lodges.

Kiribati – for travelers

Friendly and peaceful, Kiribati is for the traveler passionate about to discover and explore new destinations; one that enjoys an off the beaten track experience with the yearning to be fully immersed in the island’s natural beauty, culture and its people.

For more information, please email us in info@kiribatitourism.gov.ki or visit www.kiribatitourism.gov.ki