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Richard F
肯塔基路易斯维尔7,375 条分享
2023年1月 • 夫妻情侣
One of the most enchanting islands you'll ever visit. The population is sparse, but you won't find nicer, friendlier and kinder people anywhere. They set up tables on the beach to sell their homemade wares. The prices are very reasonable and you won't find better souvenirs anywhere. You can get some great memories of your visit.
撰写日期：2023年12月12日
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Richard F
肯塔基路易斯维尔7,375 条分享
2019年10月
One of the most beautiful remote islands in the South Pacific. We visited while on a cruise out of San Diego. Spent the day walking the village, buying souvenirs spending time with the residents and going snorkeling. On the day the ship arrives they put up tables next to the beach and put out their crafts. The prices are amazing. The children sign and dance and love to show off their school. We could have stayed for a month but, we were only allowed one day. We can't wait to return.
撰写日期：2019年12月26日
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W&M
荷兰代芬特尔759 条分享
2019年4月
We hebben gekozen voor een wandeling en niet voor de huifkar omdat je op deze manier contact kreeg met de bewoners vooral de kinderen. De bevolking is heel vriendelijk en de scholen zijn aangewezen op donaties van de de bezoekers.
撰写日期：2019年11月13日
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Boomer
亚利桑那普雷斯科特407 条分享
2019年1月 • 夫妻情侣
Today we visited Fanning Island, part of the country of Kiribati. This island’s highest point is just 6’ above the high tide mark. 2500 people live here in this tropical paradise. They have no electricity and no indoor plumbing. No restaurants nor bars. Think Gilligan’s Island. They live a simple, but happy life. Everyone is so welcoming and friendly. The downside, well in the next 50 years their island will be no more. Rising ocean levels will first take out the fresh water wells, then erase the island. So very glad we got to visit this place. One of just three cruise ships that will stop here in 2019. Please do buy something from the locals, I bought a Kiribati shark tooth knife.
撰写日期：2019年1月24日
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Fanning Island Outfitters
基里巴斯共和国Kiritimati18 条分享
2018年12月
I recently flew to Fanning Island and spent 5 nights staying with locals in an all inclusive lodge. We fly fished 10 hours a day for 4 days and caught record bonefish, many Bluefin Trevally and many more kinds of fish. The food was simple with lots of variety. For being so remote and off the grid, we were quite comfortable. Solar and generator power available with showers and flush toilets. Fanning Island Outfitters have the best guides on the island.
撰写日期：2018年12月21日
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andrewsmom2003
加利福尼亚Fair Oaks3 条分享
2018年4月 • 夫妻情侣
We went there many years ago on a cruise from Hawaii I can't tell you how clear the water was and we walked way way out seeing the bottom the whole time, I was telling me son about it when they were looking for a great place to go (out of the way) so as I was looking up Island I saw this, The people were wonderful, not pushy kind and wanting to talk to you, We walked around the whole island, we couldn't believe how they live, but the happiness and wonder there was a wake up call. We spoke to two little girls for a bit, I didn't have anything to give the kids but my watch and she was stunned, how could I give it away. The school was a old building falling apart the army left behind but standing there watching the kids so into the learning it was great. Teacher came from Easter Island. May not have much but all seem happy. I still have the little rocks the girls gave me and the coconut teapot I got there. This place has my heart, A must see place.
撰写日期：2018年12月7日
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Mina P
英国Inverkip7,882 条分享
2017年10月 • 夫妻情侣
Not exactly heavenly but a beautiful Pacific island. Tabuaeran is Fanning Island, in English, named after the American Captain Edmund Fanning of the American ship Betsy. He discovered the uninhabited, at that time, island on 11th June 1798. It belongs to Line islands, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.
Part of the Republic of Kiribati, it gained its independence in 1979.
It's a completely isolated small island that depends on the supply similar ship comes from Hawaii. But now some cruise ships have added Fanning Island to their itineraries, mainly to help local people. They give the locals fuel and drinkable water. The passengers too contribute to the aid, buying local jewelry (mainly out of shells), leaving money for the school, etc.
Upon arrival a group of local people sing their welcoming version. At the port an endless line of stalls waits for your precious money. A few metres further, very young children dance and adults dressed in warrior clothes pose for photos. They all expect your generous contribution to the community. I undestand this and always buy things without bargaining, to support local people. But I don't agree with the big white buckets everywhere. They could be at the corners and not exposed like they are. They even destroy the photos!
The nearby beach has clear waters and some shades below the big trees. I've spent the whole day there, in and out of the water. For people interested in going a bit further from the port without walking, there is an open truck that makes it possible.
Part of the Republic of Kiribati, it gained its independence in 1979.
It's a completely isolated small island that depends on the supply similar ship comes from Hawaii. But now some cruise ships have added Fanning Island to their itineraries, mainly to help local people. They give the locals fuel and drinkable water. The passengers too contribute to the aid, buying local jewelry (mainly out of shells), leaving money for the school, etc.
Upon arrival a group of local people sing their welcoming version. At the port an endless line of stalls waits for your precious money. A few metres further, very young children dance and adults dressed in warrior clothes pose for photos. They all expect your generous contribution to the community. I undestand this and always buy things without bargaining, to support local people. But I don't agree with the big white buckets everywhere. They could be at the corners and not exposed like they are. They even destroy the photos!
The nearby beach has clear waters and some shades below the big trees. I've spent the whole day there, in and out of the water. For people interested in going a bit further from the port without walking, there is an open truck that makes it possible.
撰写日期：2018年6月15日
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GalvestonJT
德克萨斯州加尔维斯顿岛657 条分享
2017年3月 • 夫妻情侣
We visited Fanning atoll via a Crystal cruise lines cruise ship.
A ship's tender took us from anchor to a pier on the shore. We were told that about 2,000 people live in 6-7 villages around the atoll. There was a "tourist" area by the pier where the locals greeted the tourists. All very friendly.
The locals were busy selling tourist shells and necklaces and performing dances for our herd of 500 cruisers, but the real joy was just walking about the atoll - seeing life in the middle of nowhere. Peaceful and calm. We visited the local school and saw many of the houses - all on stilts, by the way. The locals were friendly and the weather was lovely. I loved shelling along one of the remote beaches. My travel tip: leave the main tourist area and start walking along the largest path - far as you wish to go. You cannot get lost. Experience the pure joy of relaxing in the middle of nowhere. I have a Fanning video on youtube, if interested.
A ship's tender took us from anchor to a pier on the shore. We were told that about 2,000 people live in 6-7 villages around the atoll. There was a "tourist" area by the pier where the locals greeted the tourists. All very friendly.
The locals were busy selling tourist shells and necklaces and performing dances for our herd of 500 cruisers, but the real joy was just walking about the atoll - seeing life in the middle of nowhere. Peaceful and calm. We visited the local school and saw many of the houses - all on stilts, by the way. The locals were friendly and the weather was lovely. I loved shelling along one of the remote beaches. My travel tip: leave the main tourist area and start walking along the largest path - far as you wish to go. You cannot get lost. Experience the pure joy of relaxing in the middle of nowhere. I have a Fanning video on youtube, if interested.
撰写日期：2018年2月12日
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Melanie E
加拿大2,896 条分享
2017年5月 • 独自旅游
I was onboard one of the cruise ships where Fanning Island a port of call. Unfortunately not many ships stop here - I heard about 10 ships a year.
The people gave us a warming welcoming song. They reply on tourists to buy their crafts mainly of weaved baskets and shelled jewelry. If you know that you're stopping here, please bring them supplies for the school (I brought packs of paper) and small beads & fish line to use in making their crafts. I was told that even though people bring them shoes, the locals don't wear shoes. It's like me being barefoot all my life and then having to wear shoes.
In my travels I have learned not to give the kids candies as it'll rot their teeth & there are no dentists around. They don't use toothbrushes nor toothpaste as it's not thought of.
There's no electricity nor plumbing so WiFi and toilets are out of the question. There is no food for sale here.
You will find fresh coconut juice for a buck. It's interesting to see how they crack open a coconut. We were told there's a grocery store but allow the locals to buy the goods as they get limited supplies coming in. Try to be eco-friendly by taking your garbage back with you on the ship. I even removed all the packing from the paper. I was told they had to clean up the garbage and dump it elsewhere before we arrived.
If you know someone who collects stamps or someone likes postcards, mail a postcard. Go to the building where there's a tall flag pole and the post office located in the corner.
Wander and witness the daily lives of the locals. The kids enjoy practicing their English with you. You can ride the Island Tour Bus for $10 US to see a part of the island and stop at the school. You can swim or snorkel in the lagoon.
I wish I knew ahead of time that the ship was making a pit stop here. Otherwise, would of brought more things.
A must stop if you want to see the locals living a simple life. And they're happy!
The people gave us a warming welcoming song. They reply on tourists to buy their crafts mainly of weaved baskets and shelled jewelry. If you know that you're stopping here, please bring them supplies for the school (I brought packs of paper) and small beads & fish line to use in making their crafts. I was told that even though people bring them shoes, the locals don't wear shoes. It's like me being barefoot all my life and then having to wear shoes.
In my travels I have learned not to give the kids candies as it'll rot their teeth & there are no dentists around. They don't use toothbrushes nor toothpaste as it's not thought of.
There's no electricity nor plumbing so WiFi and toilets are out of the question. There is no food for sale here.
You will find fresh coconut juice for a buck. It's interesting to see how they crack open a coconut. We were told there's a grocery store but allow the locals to buy the goods as they get limited supplies coming in. Try to be eco-friendly by taking your garbage back with you on the ship. I even removed all the packing from the paper. I was told they had to clean up the garbage and dump it elsewhere before we arrived.
If you know someone who collects stamps or someone likes postcards, mail a postcard. Go to the building where there's a tall flag pole and the post office located in the corner.
Wander and witness the daily lives of the locals. The kids enjoy practicing their English with you. You can ride the Island Tour Bus for $10 US to see a part of the island and stop at the school. You can swim or snorkel in the lagoon.
I wish I knew ahead of time that the ship was making a pit stop here. Otherwise, would of brought more things.
A must stop if you want to see the locals living a simple life. And they're happy!
撰写日期：2017年5月8日
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47claudia70
德国科隆72 条分享
2017年4月 • 夫妻情侣
Ein kleines fast unberührtes Kleinod mit sehr freundlichen aufgeschlossenen
Menschen, wir besuchten diese naturbelassene und empfehlenswerte Insel während
einer Kreuzfahrt. Es war interessant zu sehen wie die Menschen dort leben und ihren
Alltag gestalten, natürlich ist auch hier schon einiges an Technik zu erkennen, jedoch mit einem anderen Stellenwert. die Menschen wirken zufrieden und nicht unglücklich. Ein wirklich schönes und bereicherndes Erlebnis ,diese Insel hebt sich so besonders ab
von den anderen Inseln.
Menschen, wir besuchten diese naturbelassene und empfehlenswerte Insel während
einer Kreuzfahrt. Es war interessant zu sehen wie die Menschen dort leben und ihren
Alltag gestalten, natürlich ist auch hier schon einiges an Technik zu erkennen, jedoch mit einem anderen Stellenwert. die Menschen wirken zufrieden und nicht unglücklich. Ein wirklich schönes und bereicherndes Erlebnis ,diese Insel hebt sich so besonders ab
von den anderen Inseln.
撰写日期：2017年5月1日
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How do I get to tabuaeran? I saw the air Kiribati website, but online tickets are not available.
撰写日期：2019年11月25日
dmolesen
丹麦哥本哈根
They get it from the famuos fueltrees that grow there. Locally known as: "mosanka-betonik-beefeter", which translated means something like "oily-nice-tree. Hope this helps.
撰写日期：2018年7月14日
I forgot to tell you there is no electricity but they do cook on an open fire. I am not sure who to contact but please do a search for Kwai Cargo Ship
撰写日期：2018年1月30日
AnthonyIllustrator
澳大利亚墨尔本
Hi I want to go to Fanning Island for a month of surfing on my 60th birthday, does it have electricity?
I would like to bring over some educational materials to support the kids, (I'm a teacher) who should I contact?
Thanks!
撰写日期：2015年9月5日
I was there in 2002 and I paid the man in his truck 10 dollars to take me all around the island. They said they mostly eat fish that they catch daily but when I saw the pigs and live chickens I thought maybe they eat eggs for breakfast from the hens and then kill them later for dinner. On special occasions, it looks like they might roast one of those pigs. One man said he built his home out of coral stone that he found all over. There is only one foreigner living on the island and he is now married to a native girl. I understand a cargo ship called the Kwai delivers food and things requested every four months. I noticed one of the things delivered was Budweiser Beer in cases. I noticed they also buy laundry detergent and used clothing. If I were you, I would go to the 99 cents store and buy everything that is educational. That any they won't have to buy it from the cargo ship Kwai. You can fly to Christmas Island, Kiribati and then take Kwai to Fanning Island. It says on their website they charge 360 dollars for 1 meter of supplies from Honolulu. If you fly to Christmas Island, the trip will take you only 2 days. There is no airport on Fanning Island. Buy anything they have at the 99 cents store. I also noticed they buy vegetable oil from the cargo ship and it up breadfruit into French fries and then fry them until they are brown. Thank you for listening . Helen.
撰写日期：2018年1月30日
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