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Kiribati

Climate & when to go

Kiribati is always hot and steamy, but its equatorial proximity means that it's out of the way of cyclones. Butaritari consistently has the highest annual rainfall (around 300cm) in the Gilbert Islands, while Washington Island in the Line Islands gets a staggering 750cm annually. Christmas Island is generally drier and less humid.

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