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Tuvalu is an island nation located in the Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and Australia. This is the fourth smallest country in the world. The countries that are bordering Samoa, Kiribati and Fiji Islands. Interestingly, the continuity of the nation may be jeopardized in coming years because their islands are located just 5 meters above sea level. Its residents could be evacuated to New Zealand and Niue in the coming decades.
Tuvalu has the distinction of being the member of the United Nations with fewer people. It is also, after the Vatican, an independent nation with fewer inhabitants. Its total area is only 25 square kilometers and reaches 5,000. It consists of nine islands: Funafuti, Nanumea, Nanumanga, Niutao, Nui, Niulakita, Nukufetau, Nukulaelae and Vaitupu. The capital is Funafuti.
It enjoys a tropical maritime climate and suffers constant storms between December and February. Moderate winds make it pleasant to travel to Tuvalu especially between March and November. Among the vegetation, it is common to meet with many palm trees.
Located in Trinity Bay on the Great Barrier Reef, north of Cairns and only 10 minutes from Palm Cove found this island you can enjoy a unique vacation. Double Isalnd Australia is an island that is for rent throughout the year, which can host conferences, weddings, parties or meetings. It is also the perfect retreat for celebrities seeking exclusive accommodation with guaranteed privacy and seclusion.
It provides complete privacy to its guests and a wide variety of activities and various facilities for up to forty people. Being so only 10 minutes from Palm Cove guests will travel to the island there to engage in some shopping time and even enjoy a spa session.
The island is formed by a series of private apartments to which we must add the great honeymoon suite. The apartments are composed of rooms with large windows to enjoy the incredible scenery. In addition you can relax in your spacious living room and make some food in your fully equipped kitchen.