Islands you can travel without a Visa

Here are the islands that you can travel to without a visa.

Fiji

Fiji is a place with white sand beaches and and crystal-clear ocean waters that offer an ideal vacation destination for everyone especially divers and honeymooners. This beach paradise will gives you a visitor permit on arrival which will be valid for up to four months. Taveuni, the Garden Island of Fiji  Lush , gorgeous beaches, secluded waterfalls and abundant wildlife make Taveuni an eco-tourist’s dream.

Samoa

Samoa is a spirited and well manicured stunning paradise. Despite of its intense natural beauty jade jungles and crystal waterfalls – this is a humble place, devoid of mega-resorts and flashy attractions, but welcomes as warm as the island sun. Apart from entry permits issued on arrival for up to 60 days, it also offers gorgeous beaches, waterfalls and rock pools.

Vanuatu

Vanuatu’s island is the perfect place to enjoy the wild adventures, especially in this warmer climate. You don’t need a visa for visits of less than 30 days to this island that are home to unspoilt beaches, blue lagoons and green forests. Imported  junk food banned in the archipelago of Torba, you’ll end up returning in shape. Explore Vanuatu holidays with the best packages.

Tuvalu

Tuvalu is a remote island in the Pacific Ocean. Visit this island country before rising sea levels wipe it off the map. It issues entry permits on arrival for stays of up to one month. What’s required: a return or onward ticket, proof of stay and sufficient funds and a passport that is valid for at least six months from the date of entry.

Palau

This is a country that attracts romantic explorers, divers, and family vacationers, and take you to experience its breathtaking wonders.  Palau is full of spectacular coral reefs, hidden caves and shipwrecks. And you’ll get a 30-day visa on arrival. You just need your return ticket and a passport that is valid for at least six months. Diving is the number-one activity here, with truly world-class dive sites. Divers swear by Palau’s exciting seascape and  stunningly diverse marine life .