Wallis and Futuna

Your complete travel companion for exploring Wallis and Futuna

Why We Love Wallis and Futuna

From the moment we stepped off the plane in Wallis and Futuna, we knew this trip would be unforgettable. The vibrant energy, the warmth of locals, and the stunning landscapes exceeded every expectation. Whether you're wandering through historic streets at sunrise or discovering hidden cafés tucked away in quiet corners, Wallis and Futuna rewards the curious traveler.

Our Favorite Moment: That magical golden hour walk through the old town, where every turn revealed something new.

Explore Wallis and Futuna on the Map

Get familiar with the area before your trip. Zoom in to explore neighborhoods, find landmarks, and plan your itinerary.

Click on the map to explore. Use street view to virtually walk around before your trip!

Insider Travel Tips

These are the things we wish we knew before our first visit—straight from our experience and conversations with locals:

Beat the Crowds

Visit popular spots early. National parks and beaches are quieter on weekdays.

Money Saving Secret

Cook some meals if you have kitchen access. Supermarkets and local takeaways are cheaper than eating out every meal.

Local Etiquette

Relaxed and friendly. A smile and "thanks" go far. Tipping is not expected but appreciated for good service.

Best Time to Visit

Shoulder season (spring and autumn) offers good weather and fewer crowds; summer is peak and expensive.

What to Expect in Wallis and Futuna

From our travels and feedback from fellow travelers, here's what you can realistically expect:

Cultural Richness

Stunning nature, indigenous culture, and laid-back cities. Outdoor focus.

Value for Money

Costs are high. Save by cooking, using transport passes, and booking ahead.

Safety & Comfort

Very safe with good infrastructure. Easy to travel independently.

Photography Opportunities

Spectacular landscapes and coast. Golden hour and clear days are ideal.

Realistic Budget Planning

Based on our experience and current pricing, here's what daily costs actually look like in Wallis and Futuna:

🎒
Backpacker
$50-90
per day
🧳
Mid-Range
$130-250
per day
✨
Luxury
$400+
per day
Typical Cost Breakdown (Mid-Range Traveler)
Accommodation $55-130
Book ahead; hostels and holiday parks offer value.
Food & Dining $30-65
Supermarkets and casual eats; dining out is pricey.
Transport $20-55
Car rental or campervan common; fuel and flights add up.
Activities $25-65
National parks and tours; many natural attractions are free or low-cost.
Misc & Tips $10-25
Card widely accepted; carry some cash for remote areas.
Want exact numbers? Use our Trip Cost Calculator to get personalized estimates based on your travel dates and style.

Best Time to Visit

Peak Season
December - February

Summer: best weather and busiest. Book accommodation and tours well ahead.

22-30°C
Shoulder Season
March - May, September - November

Pleasant weather and fewer crowds. Often the best value.

15-25°C
Off Season
June - August

Winter: cooler and quietest. Cheapest; good for cities and north (in Australia).

10-20°C

Visa Check

Check if you need a visa to visit Wallis and Futuna

Select your passport country to check visa requirements for Wallis and Futuna.

Quick Facts

  • Country Wallis and Futuna
  • Budget Level 💰💰
  • Currency USD
  • Best For All Travelers
  • Trip Length 5-10 Days
Plan Your Budget

Get a personalized cost estimate for your trip

Use Calculator