May-October brings warm days and pleasant evenings. Pack lightweight, breathable clothing from natural fibers like cotton or quick-drying synthetics. Shorts, t-shirts, tank tops, and Swimsuits.
November-April is warmer and more humid, with frequent rain showers. Prioritize quick-drying materials. A lightweight rain jacket or a Compact umbrella.
Sandals, flip-flops, or Comfortable walking shoes for daily use around Alofi and accommodation.
Water sports shoes or Reef shoes are important for exploring tide pools, chasms, and sharp coral.
Sturdy Walking shoes or light hiking boots with good grip for uneven, rocky, or slippery paths into chasms.
Your travel documents are your gateway to Niue and your safety net. Organize them carefully, keeping both physical and digital copies. Losing important papers can cause significant disruption.
Niue uses Type I power sockets (three flat pins) and 230V at 50Hz. This matches Australia and New Zealand standards.
Capture Niue’s unique beauty. A waterproof camera is strongly advised for underwater and wet cave experiences.
Use services like Google Drive or Dropbox for real-time backup of photos and important files.
Bring a Portable external hard drive for a physical backup of larger media files.
A VPN (ExpressVPN or NordVPN) encrypts your internet connection, especially on public Wi-Fi.
Prepare a Basic first aid kit for common issues in a tropical environment.
Carry a sufficient supply of all your prescription medications. Keep them in original pharmacy-labeled containers with documentation.
Bring your own Mask and snorkel for a comfortable fit and hygiene. Rentals are available on the island, but quality varies.
Capture Niue’s stunning landscapes and underwater scenes. Protect your gear from water and ensure you have enough power and storage.
Many of Niue's attractions involve walking tracks through coastal forest or over coral formations. These items enhance your comfort and safety.
Ensure comfort during travel and security for your valuables.
Items especially useful for Niue's unique environment and limited local supply.
Reduce plastic waste, stay hydrated.
Niue phasing out plastic bags.
Cut down on single-use plastics from takeaways.
Eco-friendly way to charge small devices.
Pack a headlamp or torch. Many of Niue's caves lack artificial lighting, making it important for exploration and safe navigation at night.
Consider packing a Long-sleeved rash guard for sun protection during extended water activities. This helps reduce reliance on sunscreen and protects marine life.
