Nauru
- Yaren: Nauru’s de facto capital and administrative center—home to the airport, parliament buildings, and key government sites.
- Aiwo: The industrial heart of Nauru, known for its phosphate facilities and coastal views; also home to some local businesses and guesthouses.
- Anibare: Where you’ll find the most picturesque beach on the island—white sand, surf-worthy waves, and a dramatic bay surrounded by cliffs.
- Buada: A lush inland district centered around Buada Lagoon—Nauru’s greenest and most tropical-feeling area.
- Meneng: A residential area with schools and a few government buildings; also close to the eastern coastline and scenic sunrise spots.
- Nibok: Small and quiet, but along the coastal ring road and good for scenic cycling or walking.
- Denigomodu: One of the larger residential districts, popular for housing expats and home to the largest school on the island.
