Tuvalu Online will link to any internet web site that has relevance to Tuvalu
or the South Pacific. If you feel that your site should be listed on this page,
please e-mail your URL and a brief description of the contents to brian@tuvaluislands.com.
 Polynesian Links
Tuvalu - Contemporary Images
Tuvalu website by Jane Resture, a Tuvaluan descended from Alfred Restieaux,
a 19th century trader on Nukufetau. Full of interesting historical
information, including details of Restieaux's life.
Jane's
Oceania Home Page
Plenty more links and information about Tuvalu and other Pacific Islands.
Tuvalu on Wikipedia
Free online encyclopedia
Tuvalu Overview
Japanese website bringing attention to global warming. The site is almost
exclusively in Japanese, however there is a beautiful collection of
photographs by Shuuichi Endou.
Terry Dahl
- Norwegian Yachtsman and Climate Refugee
The homepage of the Norwegian adventurer and climate-refugee Terje, and his
voyage to Tuvalu, mainly the island of Nukulaelae.
Tuvalu Online Delphi Forum
Visitors can post messages on a bulletin board.
Destination Tuvalu
Lonely Planet is one the world's most successful independent travel
information company. Extensive information on Tuvalu.
Te Vaka - Tokelau/Tuvalu
Music Group
Original, contemporary Pacific music. The music of Te Vaka is written by
Opetaia Foa'i and is traditionally influenced - tribal, powerful and rootsy
yet melodic, warm, earthy and atmospheric. The website covers complete
information about the band and the music, along with Real Audio samples.
CIA The World Factbook - Tuvalu
Taro Page
Recipes with Taro, a staple of the Tuvaluan diet.
Impressions of Tuvalu
Where is Tuvalu? A nice locator which pinpoints Tuvalu from the outer reaches of the galaxy.
MapsSouthPacific.com - Tuvalu
Pacific Islands Links
Polynesian Pathways
Peter Marsh researches the origins of the Polynesians, and produces evidence that they may have ancestral links to North America, including Canada's Queen Charlotte Islands.
Takuu (Mortlock
Islands) Website
The Takuu Islands (Mortlock Islands) are a group of small islands on a
single atoll, north east of Bougainville in Papua New Guinea. The inhabitants
are Polynesians, unlike the majority of the other inhabitants of Papua New
Guinea. They speak a dialect very similar to Tuvaluan.
The CocoNet Wireless
News and information from around the Pacific, mainly extracted from various
Pacific Islands publications. A great name for a Pacific website! By Suzanna
Layton. Updated frequently.
The Mundo
Étnico Foundation
The Mundo Étnico Foundation is a Dutch non profit organization studying and
promoting traditional, contemporary and developing Pacific cultures by means
of book and CD publications, workshops, seminars and educational programmes at
primary schools. All programmes and publications are the result of field work
research trips to the islands by Ad and Lucia Linkels, which altogether lasted
about five years. Many fine Pacific music CD's for sale.
Pacific Islands Report
The best website for up-to-date news of all the islands of the South
Pacific. Operated by the Center for Pacific Islands Studies at the University
of Hawai‘i.
Pacific Islands Report - Links
The Most complete listing of Pacific Islands websites.
Polynesian Cafe
Speak English, Samoan, Tuvaluan or any Polynesian dialect? Be sure to visit
this site to make contacts with all cultures from the Pacific. Plenty of
interesting information and stories. Post your Pacific messages here.
The Small Island Developing States Network
Established in 1994, this organization, of which Tuvalu is a member, deals
with concerns such as global warming, economic development, etc.
University of the
South Pacific, GIS Unit (Fiji)
Plenty of Geographical and demographic information about all Pacific
islands, including Tuvalu. An online atlas of the region and individual
countries is also available.
Flags of
the world (FTOW)
Outstanding website by Pascal Gross. He has produced animated flags for
every country, in the world, including Tuvalu and the other Pacific Islands.
He has supplied the flags for Tuvalu Online.
Michael R. Ogden's Pacific Island Resources
Many links to Pacific Island sites. Michael Is an expert on the Pacific
area, out of Hawaii.
National
Library of Australia - Pacific Islands
Many great links, from the Pacific to the Pacific.
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