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Imagine trade winds brushing softly across your skin as you settle under swaying palm trees to gaze at the crystal-clear ocean surrounding Tuvalu. The country's six atolls and three coral reef islands overflow with seaside and lagoon-side beaches and pure, vibrant sunsets you will never forget.

Bountiful relaxation is Tuvalu's attraction, with a bit of snorkeling, scuba diving, and dancing thrown in to enliven your stay. Here, you are free of teeming cities, traffic jams, smog-filled air, and frenzied tourist schedules. Your goal is to absorb the stellar views, soak in the warm, inviting culture of Polynesia and Micronesia.

Capital Funafuti holds the country's largest lagoon, Te Namu. Wander the island's islets to find David's Drill, remnants of 19th and early-20th century scientific exploration into the island's core. Snorkle above a 1972 shipwreck. Scuba dive the lagoon's Kogatapu Funafuti Conservation Area, where colourful fish, turtles, and sea birds bring the lagoon to vivid life.

At its best, island pace is slow and casual. Traditional Polynesian dances are performed for holidays and for special events at Tuvalu hotels. Visitors can dance the night away in a disco Mondays through Saturdays, or scuba dive at the Fire Caves of Nanumanga. Wares and crafts are available on the island, but a boat ride out to more distant atolls nets visitors a chance to see Tuvaluans creating the crafts firsthand.

All guest lodges and hotels in Tuvalu are located in capital Funafuti. Ranging from a recently expanded hotel to a few guest houses, a cheap Tuvalu hotel deal is not that difficult to find. Guests can land the best cheap hotel deals in Tuvalu with discount rates on rooms with stellar views of the surrounding turquoise waters.

For other Tuvalu hotel deals, book your trip to Funafuti as part of Tuvalu hotel packages that may include seaside guest lodge options. Making your reservations as part of a travel package may help lower the prices slightly. While planning your trip, keep in mind that some lodgings do not accept credit cards, and rental cars are not available on the islands. Whatever your lodging choice, Tuvalu lures visitors to revel in the Pacific Ocean's translucent waters and rejuvenate in the warm sun and gentle breezes of Polynesia.