Kiribati Holidays have developed the following tours and experiences to provide a unique experience for visitors. 
discover the world of giant clam farming as well as traditional village life in North Tarawa. Visit ancient shrines, hear traditional stories, learn traditional skills of weaving, coconut husking, toddy cutting....among others...
travel to far North Tarawa, stopping at various islets on the way; listen to stories at the sites of historic batttles, view traditional sailing canoes being built, appreciate fine examples of Kiribati buildings, see rock fish traps, hear of the lives of the lepers exiled to Na'a, discover the waters by snorkel.....
see the sites and hear the stories of one of the bloodiest battles in the Pacific during World War II. Explore relics of the battle, view the landing sites, visits memorials to the battle and the lives lost .....
experience the feeling of sailing the turquoise lagoon on some of the fastest sailing canoes in the world ....In developing these tours, Kiribati Holidays aims to be as sustainable as possible in the following ways:
- include a contribution / donation to the local area where the tour takes place so the entire village, not just specific people benefit from visitor income
- respect for cultural traditions, including shrine donations and using only the 'permitted' villagers to relate traditional stories
- maximum of 4 people per tour, rather than large groups, so the impact and intrusion on the villages is minimal. This also enhances the visitor experience. It is usual that you have your own, totally personalised tour.