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In brief+

Weekly budget
£unconfirmed
Flight budget
£unconfirmed
Flight duration
 
Time difference
Summer/Winter
Visa
No
Vaccinations
No
Currency
Franc Pacifique
Language(s)
French

Overview

Wallis and Futuna

Wallis and Futuna is a French overseas territory, a south pacific archipelago between Fiji and Samoa. Why don't holiday companies offer many holidays to this destination? Because you need to allow several days to get here (even by plane) and once here there are more small hotels than large resorts. Do you feel excited by this? Go for it and be part of the happy few who have been to this independent part of France.

pros

  •  Wallis and Futuna have almost tourists.
  •  Architectural vestiges from the Tongan period.

cons

  •  This destination is particularly far away.
  •  Accommodation choices are limited (4 hotels totalling 26 rooms).

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Country Guide

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Our Editorial team's advice

Wallis does not have great beaches, but the islands of the lagoon make up for this shortfall. Nukuhoine and Nukuhifala are the most visited as they are closest to Mata-Utu. It is worth visiting Faioa, off the coast of the southern point of Wallis. This island, uninhabited like the two others, has beautiful white sand beaches. If you want to go snorkelling, do not forget to bring your equipment as you will not be able to find anything on the island itself.

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