Nauru-5-day-itinerary

August 4, 2024

Day 1: Arrival and Acclimatization

Arrive at Bairiki International Airport, the only airport in Nauru
Transfer to your hotel (there are a few options, including the Nauru Resort Hotel)
Check-in to your room and take some time to freshen up
Get familiar with the island by walking around and taking in the sights

Head to the Bib Russell Park, a scenic spot with stunning views of the ocean
Visit the Nauru Museum, which showcases the history and culture of the island
Enjoy a traditional Nauvuan lunch at a local restaurant (try some fresh seafood!)

Day 2: Beaches and Reefs

Take a short drive to the stunning Anibare Beach, known for its crystal-clear waters and powdery white sand
Spend the morning snorkeling or swimming in the lagoon
Keep an eye out for sea turtles and tropical fish!

Visit the Nauru Lagoon, a protected marine area home to a diverse array of marine life
Take a boat tour to explore the nearby coral reefs and spot some marine species (such as dolphins or whales, depending on the season)

Day 3: History and Culture

Visit the Nauru’s only historic site, the Command Ridge, which offers panoramic views of the surrounding area
Explore the ruins of the old phosphate mining industry, an important part of Nauru’s history
Attend a traditional Nauvuan dance performance (subject to availability)

Head to the Nauru’s Government Office, where you can learn more about the country’s administration and daily life
Visit the local market to buy some souvenirs or try some street food (try some coconut cream pie!)

Day 4: Island Hopping

Take a boat trip to one of Nauru’s nearby islands, Menen, known for its beautiful white-sand beaches and crystal-clear waters
Explore the island and enjoy snorkeling or swimming in the lagoon
Have lunch on the beach!

Return to Nauru and spend some time relaxing at your hotel or exploring the surrounding area
Attend a sunset BBQ dinner (subject to availability)

Day 5: Departure

Spend the morning shopping for souvenirs or attending any last-minute activities
Head back to Bairiki International Airport for your departure flight
Depart Nauru, bringing back memories of this unique island nation!

Weather: Nauru is a tropical island and experiences a wet season from November to March. Be prepared for rain showers!
Language: The official language is English, but you may also encounter the Nauvuan dialect.
Currency: The local currency is the Australian dollar (AUD), although USD and AUD are widely accepted.
Safety: Nauru is a safe country with low crime rates. However, as with any travel destination, take normal precautions to protect yourself.

As a tourist, you will need to obtain an entry permit at the airport upon arrival.
The permit costs $50 for adults and is usually valid for 14 days.
Please note that Nauru has strict visa requirements, so ensure you have all necessary documents before traveling!

Airport: There are no public transportation options from the airport. You can hire a taxi or arrange with your hotel to provide transport.
Rental Cars: Some hotels offer car rentals, which is recommended for exploring the island.

Be respectful of local customs and traditions.
Try some of the local cuisine (fresh seafood, coconut cream pie, etc.)
Bring sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses to protect yourself from the tropical sun.
Don’t miss the stunning views of the ocean!

Note: This itinerary is subject to change based on weather conditions, government regulations, or other unforeseen circumstances.