Nauru is consistently hot and humid year-round. Prioritize lightweight, loose-fitting fabrics like cotton or linen. Layering is for sun or air-conditioned indoors, not warmth.
Nauru is a conservative Pacific island nation. While no strict dress codes exist for tourists, modest attire is appreciated, especially when visiting local communities, churches, or government buildings.
Comfortable sandals, flip-flops, or open-toed shoes are ideal for daily use and casual strolls.
Closed-toe walking shoes or light Sneakers are suitable for the island'the island's interior and uneven terrain.
Water shoes or reef walkers are highly recommended to look after your feet against sharp coral reefs or rocks.
Your documents are your lifeline while traveling. Keep them organized and secure. Make several physical and digital copies.
Ensure your devices are compatible with local power standards and plan for communication. Nauru runs on 240V, 50Hz, using Type I plugs.
Capture moments and keep your devices charged, as purchasing items locally may be difficult or impossible.
Download Google Maps or Maps.me with the Nauru map offline. This helps with navigation without an internet connection.
Use Google Translate and download the offline Nauruan/English dictionary. WhatsApp is useful for international communication.
Use cloud storage services (like Google Drive, Dropbox) for backing up photos and copies of important documents. This protects your information in case of loss or damage to your devices.
Your health kit is a main priority for Nauru. Local pharmacies have limited stock, so bring sufficient supplies.
Essential for Nauru's tropical climate.
Rentals are limited. Bring your own gear for guaranteed quality and hygiene.
Comfortable gear makes island exploration enjoyable, especially on uneven terrains.
If you plan to fish with locals, they will likely provide gear. Enthusiasts might bring their own basic tackle.
These items add to your personal comfort during travel and security of your belongings.
Travel responsibly and reduce waste by carrying reusable items.
Carry sufficient Australian Dollars in small denominations due to limited card/ATM access.
Bring some non-perishable quick eats from home due to limited food variety and high prices.
All personal hygiene items. Specific brands or even basic availability might be an issue.
Any specific electronics or accessories you anticipate needing.
Make a detailed packing list. This helps you organize and remember everything you need.
Check off things as you pack. This ensures you do not forget anything important for your Nauru trip.
