Airbus A320NEO (Aircalin)

By Mike_bjm

(2024-02-26)

Here on Street View an Airbus A320NEO owned and operated by Aircalin (Société Aircalin / Air Calédonie International) at Hihnifo Airport in the north of Wallis Island, Wallis and Wallis and Futuna.

Aircalin is the flag carrier of New Caledonia and operates schedule services between Noumea, Païta, New Caledonia and Hihnifo.

Mont Lulu

By Fab

(2022-06-26)

The highest peak of Wallis island, 151m.

Oil tanker

By Fab

(2022-06-26)

Église Saint-Joseph de Mala'efo'ou

By Fab

(2022-06-26)

Tennis Club Wallis

By Fab

(2022-06-26)

Chapelle de Nukuteatea

By Fab

(2022-06-26)

Station météorologique de Maopo'opo

By Fab

(2022-06-26)

EEWF Engie

By Fab

(2022-06-26)

Mont Kolofatufatu

By Fab

(2022-06-25)

Chapelle à Alofi

By Fab

(2022-06-25)

Lake Lano

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Lake Lanutavake

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Gahi Bay

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Nukuofo Island

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Nuku Fetau Island

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Tekaviki Island

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Nukuhifala Island

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Faioa Island

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Nukutapu Island

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Nukuteatea Island

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Pointe Vele Airport (NLWF)

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Somalama Rocks

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Hihifo Airport (NLWW)

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Nukufotu & Nukuloa Island

By pak555

(2022-02-03)

Mont Mamati

By Fab

(2022-02-02)

Mont Matatao

By Fab

(2022-02-02)

Sanctuaire de Saint Pierre Chanel

By Fab

(2022-02-02)

Eglise De La Sainte Famille

By Fab

(2022-02-02)

Church of Our Lady of the Martyrs

By Fab

(2022-02-02)

Wallis, Wallis and Futuna

By fin

(2016-08-26)

Wallis is the main island of the polynesian country of Wallis and Futuna.

Stade Laione Rugby

By Xeba73

(2014-04-14)

Cathedral of Our Lady of the Assumption

By Mike1989

(2013-10-06)

Matâ'Utu Cathedral (Cathédrale Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption de Matâ'Utu) is a Roman Catholic cathedral, and a national monument of France, located in the town of Matâ'Utu on Uvea, in Wallis and Futuna. It is a dominant edifice in downtown Mata-Utu town, capital of Wallis Island. It bears the royal insignia of Wallis, a Maltese cross between its towers.The cathedral is also known as the "Our Lady of Good Hope Cathedral". It is the seat of Bishop Ghislain Marie Raoul Suzanne de Rasilly.

Talietumu fortress (ruins)

By WacoKidd110

(2012-03-29)

The site was a fortified Tongan settlement called Kolo Nui and the whole fortress is surrounded by a strong defensive wall build of basalt with several entrances. Inside the fort there are a few preserved buildings and structures, lawns and the central elevated platform called Talietumu (a Marae or Mala´e, "Sacred Place"). The platform is of circular prolonged shape upon a circular stockade base. Raised walkways paved in stone start from the mala'e and radiate outward from within the fort.

Lake Lalolalo

By WacoKidd110

(2012-03-28)

Lake Lalolalo is the most spectacular of the Wallis crater lakes. The eerie lake is an almost perfect circle with sheer rocky cliffs falling 30m (98ft) down to the inky, 80m (262ft) deep waters.

Tropical birds are often seen gliding effortlessly across the surface and it is tabu to clear the jungle here, making this some of the best preserved primary forest on the island.

Mont Puke (highest point of Wallis and Futuna)

By kkeps

(2011-03-26)

Mont Puke is the highest point of a Polynesian French island territory named Wallis and Futuna, with an altitude of 524 metres (1,719 ft).

Nukufotu & Nukuloa

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Nukuteatea

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Nukutapu

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Nukuhifala

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Nukuhione

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Luaniva

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Fungelai

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Remains of WWII airfield

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Lake Kikila

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Faioa

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Passe Honikulu

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Nukuatea

By kjfitz

(2010-12-01)

Hihifo Airport (WLS)

By adrbr

(2009-06-21)

Pointe Vele Airport (FUT)

By adrbr

(2009-06-21)

Île Futuna and Île Alofi

By AlbinoFlea

(2005-10-27)

From Wikipedia:

Although they were discovered by the Dutch and the British in the 17th and 18th centuries, it was the French who were the first Europeans to settle in the territory, with the arrival of French missionaries in 1837, who converted the population to Catholicism.

On April 5, 1842, they asked for the protection of France after the rebellion of a part of the local population. On April 5, 1887, the queen of Uvea (on the island of Wallis) signed a treaty officially establishing a French protectorate. The kings of Sigave and Alo on the islands of Futuna and Alofi also signed a treaty establishing French protectorate on February 16, 1888. The islands were put under the authority of the French colony of New Caledonia.

The population of Alofi was reportedly eaten by the cannibal people of Futuna in one single raid in the 19th century.