Nauru on a coastal loop through Anibare, Buada and Topside
A tiny island where one road connects coastline, mining and memory: what to prioritise, when to hire a guide and what to check before booking.
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A bay on Nauru’s eastern coast, with a sandy shore and open ocean views, included in a coastal route around Anibare.
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Buada Lagoon is an inland, landlocked lagoon surrounded by vegetation and historically associated with fish farming. Its scale and environmental context offer a different view of Nauru, but it calls for a quiet, careful visit rather than recreational swimming.
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Command Ridge is a heritage and remembrance site in inland Nauru, associated with the Japanese occupation during the Second World War. Artillery pieces, bunkers and a former communications centre remain there, within a landscape also shaped by phosphate mining.
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