7 Best Tours on Wallis (Uvea)

Take to the skies in a unique sightseeing tour with Aéroclub du Lagon! Not only is it captivating to see the lagoon from above, but flying in a microlite aircraft is an experience in itself.

Flying out of Hihifo Airport, you'll find yourself soaring over pristine lagoons and coral reefs in these surprisingly intimate ultralight aircraft. The views are genuinely breathtaking, and we've found that even those who are usually nervous about flying feel completely at ease with the experienced pilot.

You've got two fantastic options to choose from. The 20-minute "Northern Islets Tour" gives you a perfect taste of what aerial sightseeing is all about, whilst the 45-minute "Full Tour" lets you really soak in every inch of the island and lagoon's stunning beauty.

What we personally love about these flights is how affordable they are compared to traditional scenic flights elsewhere.

While Association Vaka La offers kayak and SUP rentals, their guided experiences, like learning to sail a catamaran or jumping on a water taxi to an uninhabited motu (islet), are well worth experiencing.

This eco-friendly watersports centre has everything you could want for a day on the water, from windsurfing and kayaking to stand-up paddleboarding, catamarans and sailing dinghies.

What we love most is how welcoming they are to complete beginners. The expert instructors will have you feeling confident on the water in no time, whilst seasoned water enthusiasts can fine-tune their skills with personalised guidance.

Don't miss their taxi boat service; it's your ticket to exploring secluded beaches and those gorgeous offshore islets that dot the crystal-clear lagoon. From what we've experienced, these hidden gems are some of the most peaceful spots you'll find.

They run round-trip journeys to the central islands throughout their opening hours, and here's a lovely touch; you can borrow masks, fins and snorkels at no extra charge to make the most of your underwater adventures.

Choose from an array of underwater exploration tours with Evasion Bleue, whether it's scuba diving, snorkelling tours, or a water taxi service.

Operating six days a week from the charming fishing village of Halalo, you're in excellent hands with qualified diving instructor Pascal Nicomette.

What makes this place special? You'll explore incredible dive spots both inside and outside the lagoon, from vibrant coral gardens and fascinating wartime wrecks to dramatic passes and the famous lobster cave.

History buffs will love the historically significant sites scattered across the seabed, including 19th-century whaler anchors at 40 m (130 ft) depths and preserved American military barges. The renowned Leper Drop-off stands out as a premier dive site with stunning soft corals and frequent encounters with bumphead parrotfish, manta rays and eagle rays.

Beyond diving, they offer unforgettable snorkelling adventures to pristine Islet St Christophe and reliable water taxi services to untouched paradises with crystal-clear lagoons and powdery white sand beaches.

Let Fetuufoou Taxi Boat show you the magic of Wallis' northern motu!

Their charming operation will whisk you away to Nukufoto (Bird Island), where you'll discover traditional thatched fale scattered across this absolutely gorgeous paradise. From what we've experienced, it's the kind of place that makes you want to pinch yourself to check you're not dreaming.

The beauty of their daily excursion schedule is the flexibility it offers, though we've found that booking at least one day ahead is essential to secure your spot on one of their two boats.

With a maximum capacity of 20 people across their fleet, you'll enjoy a wonderfully intimate experience exploring these remote gems. The glistening waters and untouched landscapes create perfect conditions for swimming, snorkelling and photography.

Experience the magic of traditional Polynesian sailing with the Nukuteatea Association on their magnificent outrigger canoe adventure to the enchanting northern motu.

This authentic full-day excursion to Nukuteatea islet combines the thrill of wind-powered sailing across pristine lagoon waters with immersive cultural experiences that bring Wallis Island traditions to life.

Your journey begins as you glide gracefully across the turquoise lagoon, propelled by traditional sailing techniques passed down through generations. Upon reaching the fairytale islet, you'll participate in preparing your own lunch using a traditional umu earth oven, learning ancient cooking methods while connecting with local culture.

The afternoon unfolds with exploration of the northern beaches and surrounding islets, offering opportunities for swimming, snorkelling and discovering secluded spots that few visitors ever see. With a maximum capacity of 25 passengers, this intimate experience maintains its authentic charm while ensuring personalised attention from your local hosts.

The Wallis and Futuna Va'a League offers an extraordinary opportunity to master the art of paddling a va'a, the traditional Polynesian outrigger canoe that has navigated Pacific waters for centuries.

Under expert guidance from local rowing teams, you'll learn authentic paddling techniques whilst gliding across Wallis's azure lagoon waters.

This hands-on cultural experience connects you directly with Polynesian maritime heritage, as skilled instructors share their knowledge of traditional canoe handling and ocean navigation. The intimate setting allows for genuine interaction with local paddlers who have grown up with these magnificent vessels.

Beyond the technical skills, this activity offers a unique window into the community spirit that defines island life, where the va'a represents both sporting prowess and cultural identity.

If you're dreaming of kitesurfing in paradise, you'll absolutely love what Wallis Kite Academy (also known as Wallis Kite Academie) has to offer.

They've turned Wallis's crystal-clear lagoons into the ultimate kitesurfing playground, with 11 incredible spots and those wonderfully consistent trade winds that make every session pure magic.

Ben and his fantastic team have set up their base right on the lagoon in Falaleu, and from what we've experienced, they're absolute wizards at getting beginners up and riding in record time. Whether you're a complete newbie or already know your way around a kite, you'll find their approach refreshingly welcoming.

What we personally love about this place is how they go the extra mile. Beyond the standard lessons, they'll take you on supervised trips to hidden islet spots that showcase the island's most spectacular kitesurfing locations (trust us, the views alone are worth it). Plus, if you're travelling light, their comprehensive gear rental service means you don't need to lug your equipment halfway across the Pacific.

The icing on the cake is that this FFVL-affiliated school helps fund a local youth kitesurfing team.