Airport
Hihifo Airport (WLS)
Hihifo Airport serves Wallis Island in Wallis and Futuna and is the main air gateway to the capital, Mata-Utu. From here, travelers can continue to Futuna, Nouméa, and Nadi, with onward transfer options by hotel shuttle or pre-arranged vehicle.
Passengers
Luggage
About Hihifo Airport
Hihifo Airport is the main airport serving Wallis Island and the wider French overseas territory of Wallis and Futuna. Located in the Hihifo district north of the capital, Mata-Utu, it connects the territory with Nouméa in New Caledonia, Nadi in Fiji, and the neighboring island of Futuna.
The airport has a single passenger terminal and a runway suitable for regional aircraft operated by Aircalin and Air Loyauté. Despite its small size, it functions as the territory's primary point of arrival for both residents and international visitors.
Hihifo Airport is around 6.5 kilometres from Mata-Utu. Public buses and taxis are not available on Wallis Island, so most travelers rely on hotel shuttles or vehicles arranged in advance.
Facilities at the terminal are limited, and most restaurants, shops, banks, and other services are found in Mata-Utu. Planning onward transport before arrival is recommended.
Terminal Overview
Terminals
Hihifo Airport operates passenger services through a single terminal that handles domestic, regional, and international flights on Wallis Island.
Ground Transportation Services to and from Hihifo Airport
Transfers
Arrange a private transfer from Hihifo Airport to hotels, guesthouses, and other locations across Wallis Island, including Mata-Utu.
Hourly Chauffeur
Book a chauffeur by the hour for flexible travel from the airport to meetings, events, or island sightseeing around Wallis.
Car Rental
Rent a vehicle for independent travel around Wallis Island, with pickup arranged in advance or at local garages near Mata-Utu.
Bus & Group Transfers
Organize minibuses or charter vehicles for groups traveling between Hihifo Airport, hotels, event venues, and other island destinations.
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