Tarawa Travel Guide

 Rusket Says:  Very nice camp site on an isolated part of the Tarawa atoll, administered by the government and supervised by a watchman, his old father, his dog and his cat. The best way to get there is to pay somebody to take you by boat. It is possible to go by minibus to the northern... 

 Rusket Says:  Standard and service are ok, the rooms are big and well equipped, with a nice bathroom. A nice detail: Each bathroom is equipped with a small bucket, for guests to do their laundry. The only hotel on the Gilbert Islands :-) But there are motels or guesthouses on most of the... 

 Rusket Says:  The first day of our stay at Otiintai we saw a big tunafish laying outside the hotel kitchen, and we could smell it the rest of our stay. Not that it smelled badly, but anything we ate in that hotel had the taste of tunafish afterwards, even the steak. Maybe they have only... 

 Rusket Says:  The road on Tarawa is trafficated by minibuses with 12 passanger seats and a wooden bench. Most of them are family run, with the man driving and the wife selling tickets, but a few companies have up to five buses. They stop wherever you want, and the fare is low. But you...