Introducing Wallis Island
The island of Wallis is no particular stunner by Polynesian standards. It's a big, flat jungle with a web of roads and not much in the way of attractive architecture or beaches. What makes this destination exceptional is its island-dotted, Eden-like lagoon where each islet offers a new experience. Add a fascinating, traditional culture in the midst of change, some crater lakes and extensive archaeological sites still waiting to be excavated, and you'll find it easy to become enamoured of this unusual place.
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Last updated: Nov 24, 2008
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Recent posts
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RE: Getting to Futuna?
by michal 18 March 2011
I was flying from Wallis to Futuna and back last August. The flights were every day, once or twice a day. There was no information on…
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Getting to Futuna?
by TheLittleVoice 26 February 2011
LP guidebook mentions that Aircalin flies from Wallis to Futuna twice a day, 5 days a week. Is this still a case? I can't find any info…
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Re: Inter-Pacific flights
by Haroldinho 14 November 2009
Air Pacific is still flying from Nadi (Fiji) to Tarawa (Kiribati), isn't it? And there also seems to be a connection Wallis-Nadi (Aircalin),…
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