
Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption de Mata-Utu
The capital's volcanic-stone cathedral, next to the royal palace of the King of Uvea.
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Wallis and Futuna, France
Wallis and Futuna, a French overseas collectivity in the South Pacific between Fiji and Samoa, is home to three traditional Polynesian kingdoms. Wallis (Uvea), with its capital Mata-Utu, has crater lakes and a lagoon dotted with islets; Futuna is more mountainous and wild.
Wallis-Hihifo airport is about 6 km from central Wallis and Futuna.
There is no public transport and taxis are very scarce. Most travellers rent a car or arrange a pick-up with their accommodation; Mata-Utu is about 7 km away.
Wallis and Futuna

The capital's volcanic-stone cathedral, next to the royal palace of the King of Uvea.
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An almost perfectly round crater lake, ringed by sheer walls and forest, in the south-west of Wallis.
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Remains of a 15th-century Tongan fort, the most important archaeological site on Wallis.
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A shrine on Futuna dedicated to Saint Peter Chanel, Oceania's first martyr, and a place of pilgrimage.
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Around fifteen sandy, wooded islets dot the lagoon. Faioa is the largest, with turquoise-water beaches.
Tickets →Wallis and Futuna is served by Wallis-Hihifo (WLS).
Wallis-Hihifo airport is about 6 km from central Wallis and Futuna.
From Wallis-Hihifo airport you can take Taxi y traslados (taxi). Pre-booked taxis and private transfers are also available.
Highlights of Wallis and Futuna include Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption de Mata-Utu, Lac Lalolalo, Talietumu, Basilique Saint-Pierre-Chanel de Poi, and Îlots du lagon de Wallis.