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Kiribati Traveler Advice
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On ATMs and travelers’ cheques (Shopping)
Take note that only South Tarawa has ATMs (Automated Teller Machines) in all of Kiribati. You can exchange your local currency in all banks located in South Tarawa. Australian Dollars, VISA or American...Read full tip...
Do not lurk in the beaches at night (Warnings)
Many males, foreigners and locals alike, get drunk on the beaches of South Tarawa and Beito, and so it’s not safe to stroll along the beaches at night alone, especially if you are a lady. Chances...Read full tip...
Where to see backpacker hotels (Accommodation)
Most hotels in Kiribati are in South Tarawa. These hotels are just simple concrete buildings offering very basic accommodations such as a bed and a shower. There are also guesthouses in Christmas Island...Read full tip...
Frequent blackouts (Warnings)
Beware that regular electricity supply in Kiribati is limited to South Tarawa, North Tarawa, and Christmas Island. These islands even experience frequent blackouts. Although most hotels and guesthouses...Read full tip...
Beware of limited food (Warnings)
Take note that food in Kiribati is limited to fruit-based dishes such as coconuts, pandanus (screwpine), and taro leaves. Sometimes, there are also roast pork, chicken, and seaweeds on small eateries...Read full tip...
Volunteering with the US Peace Corps (Itineraries)
You may want to try volunteering for the US Peace Corps, which is very active in Kiribati. As a volunteer, you will be helping in feeding missions, medical missions, or in teaching assignments. You will...Read full tip...