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Kiribati is a Pacific island nation made up of 33 atolls and reef islands scattered across an enormous expanse of the central Pacific Ocean, straddling both the equator and the International Date Line - making it the only country in the world to span all four hemispheres. Its islands are spread across an area of ocean larger than the continental United States, yet the total land area amounts to just over 800 square kilometres, making it one of the most dispersed and remote nations on Earth.
The islands sit just a few metres above sea level, making Kiribati one of the countries most acutely threatened by rising sea levels - a frontline nation in the global conversation about climate change and one whose very existence as a sovereign state is under genuine long-term threat. Despite this, the islands retain an extraordinary natural beauty - pristine coral reefs, crystal-clear lagoons, and beaches of blinding white sand surrounded by the vast blue expanse of the Pacific. Explore related settings through our Beaches, Oceans & Lakes, and Remote Locations collections.
Kiribati culture is deeply rooted in its Micronesian heritage - te bukinibai (traditional dance and storytelling), fishing, and communal village life remain central to daily existence across the atolls. Fresh tuna, coconut, and breadfruit are dietary staples, with the surrounding Pacific waters providing some of the richest and most sustainably managed tuna fishing grounds in the world. Browse related feeds under Nature, Wildlife, and Scenic Views on EarthLive.TV.
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Kiribati is a Pacific island nation made up of 33 atolls and reef islands scattered across an enormous expanse of the central Pacific Ocean, straddling both the equator and the International Date Line - making it the only country in the world to span all four hemispheres. Its islands are spread across an area of ocean larger than the continental United States, yet the total land area amounts to just over 800 square kilometres, making it one of the most dispersed and remote nations on Earth.
The islands sit just a few metres above sea level, making Kiribati one of the countries most acutely threatened by rising sea levels - a frontline nation in the global conversation about climate change and one whose very existence as a sovereign state is under genuine long-term threat. Despite this, the islands retain an extraordinary natural beauty - pristine coral reefs, crystal-clear lagoons, and beaches of blinding white sand surrounded by the vast blue expanse of the Pacific. Explore related settings through our Beaches, Oceans & Lakes, and Remote Locations collections.
Kiribati culture is deeply rooted in its Micronesian heritage - te bukinibai (traditional dance and storytelling), fishing, and communal village life remain central to daily existence across the atolls. Fresh tuna, coconut, and breadfruit are dietary staples, with the surrounding Pacific waters providing some of the richest and most sustainably managed tuna fishing grounds in the world. Browse related feeds under Nature, Wildlife, and Scenic Views on EarthLive.TV.
Prefer exploring visually? Check out our live webcam map or browse cameras in Marshall Islands, Tuvalu, and Nauru.