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Facts about Nauru

Nauru is the world's smallest independent republic and happens to be a top destination for tourists who enjoy the wonders of the sea, beaches, great landscape scenery & quiet time . A lot of tourists who visit the country choose diving and swimming as the top activity to take part in during their stay. Tourists also like to try out their hand on deep sea game fishing on privately-owned boats hired out by locals. Sea creatures like yellowfin, skipjack tuna, barracuda, and marlin are likely to be captured during this activity.

Foreigners can relax on the white side beaches or go hiking through the pinnacles of the phosphate mines. Tourism in Nauru is not a major contributor to the economy. The country is one of the least visited countries in the world and receives only about 200 tourists a year.

Nauru is a peaceful island and crime is very rare and there are hardly natural disasters but it could potentially be struck by tsunamis. There's also a rampant obesity problem amongst a large number of the population.

Possession, usage, and trafficking of illegal drugs attract lengthy jail sentences and hefty fines.

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What language do they speak in Nauru ?

The official languages spoken in Nauru are English and Nauruan.

What is the main religion in Nauru ?

Nauru Congregational Church is the largest church, encompassing 35.71% of the population. They mostly practice Christianity.

Is Nauru a corrupt country ?

Yes, Nauru is a corrupt country.

What are the best tourist spots in Nauru ?

The best tourist spots in Nauru are Anibare beach and David Nivala.

Where is Nauru ?

Nauru is an island in the South Pacific somewhere in between Papua New Guinea and Hawaii.

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