With about 2,000 visitors a year, this island state often sneaks into the lists of least visited countries in the world every year. Everything is possible here, so don’t miss them. If you go on vacation to the Solomon Islands you can look up and enjoy a horizon of azure blue waters, white sand beaches and palm groves that sway in the wind. If you go through the area, take advantage of exploring Kiribati, Tuvalu and Vanuatu, which are not too far away. Right next to Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands has about 500,000 inhabitants, spread across many islands. One of the things that stands out most about this island state is that they have managed to preserve their culture very well and have not (yet) been invaded by mass tourism. In the 33 islands of Kiribati (of which only 21 are inhabited and all have their own culture) there are many places of tourist interest and if you like surfing or diving you will be in luck. If you dare to venture, you will be rewarded with a dream experience. Perhaps for being in a remote place and lacking good connections.
The idyllic Republic of Kiribati, with about 100,000 inhabitants, is in the Pacific Ocean and is one of the least visited countries in the world.
The island of Aitutaki, for example, is known as the “Honeymoon Island” and Atiu has the nickname “Enuamanu”, which could be translated as “Land of Birds”. Composed of a total of 15 and with a total population of 20,000 people, each island has a unique style. The Cook Islands, also located in the South Pacific, are probably one of the most famous islands on this list of little-known islands. And, not to forget its crystal clear waters and the white sandy beaches with palm trees.
Despite being a relatively unknown place, Vanuatu has a lot to offer: active volcanoes (one of the most famous is on the island of Tanna), cultural and sporting events, festivals and many places to practice immersion among which there are remains of several shipwrecks. One of the best known is the “blue hole” of Nanda on the island of Santo. Thanks to its limestone floor and its volcanic origin, many of the islands have beautiful “blue holes” that have become a magnet for diving enthusiasts in turquoise waters. This island nation located in the South Pacific comprises no less than 83 islands, where little more than 250,000 inhabitants live. Keep reading and discover the some islands that will leave you speechless. But on our big blue planet there are still beautiful holiday destinations that you may have never heard of. There are popular and typical destinations, islands with paradisiacal beaches to which everyone has gone … or at least dreams of doing so.
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