Nauru 7 Day Itinerary
7 Day Itinerary for Exploring Nauru
This itinerary focuses on exploring the history and unique landscape of Nauru while experiencing its local culture.
Day 1: Arrival & History Immersion
- Morning: Arrive at Nauru International Airport (INU). Settle into your accommodation and relax after the journey.
- Afternoon: Explore Aiwo, the capital. Visit the Nauru Parliament Building, a modern structure reflecting the island’s history, and learn about its political system.
- Evening: Enjoy dinner at one of the local restaurants in Aiwo, savoring traditional dishes like fish and chips or fresh coconut crab.
Things to know:
- Weather: Nauru has a tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round (average around 86°F/30°C). Expect high humidity and temperatures.
- Transportation: You can explore the island on foot, by taxi, or by renting a scooter. Most things are within walking distance in Aiwo, but for longer distances, you’ll need to arrange transportation beforehand.
Day 2: Exploring Nauru’s History
- Morning: Visit the Buada Lagoon and learn about its significance as a site of significant phosphate mining activity in the past.
- Afternoon: Tour the Japanese Gun Emplacements left over from World War II, reflecting the island’s complex history during the occupation.
Visa requirements:
- Citizens of most countries require a visa to enter Nauru. Check the Nauru Immigration website for a list of visa-free nationalities and specific requirements for your nationality.
- Visas are typically obtained upon arrival, but it’s best to confirm with the embassy or consulate if you require one before traveling.
Transportation:
- Public Transport: Explore the island further on a public bus tour, which is a great way to see the historical sites and get a feel for the local culture.
Things to know:
- Currency: The Australian dollar (AUD) is the official currency of Nauru. It’s recommended to carry cash as credit cards are not widely accepted.**