Getting around Wallis And Futuna Islands primarily involves taxis, rental scooters or cars for more independent exploration, and inter-island ferries to connect the main islands. Local transport costs are generally moderate, with taxi fares being negotiated or fixed for common routes. Renting a scooter can offer flexibility and be a cost-effective way to see the sights.
Daily expenses, beyond accommodation and meals, will include small purchases, any entrance fees for cultural sites or activities, and personal items. While the islands offer a rich cultural experience, they are not heavily commercialized, meaning fewer opportunities for extensive shopping or expensive tourist traps.
Visitors should budget for a relaxed pace of travel, focusing on cultural immersion and natural exploration rather than a wide array of high-cost activities. Cash is king on the islands, and it's advisable to carry sufficient local currency for daily spending as card facilities may be limited.