Betio beach
Located on the quaint islet of Betio, nestled in the southwestern reaches of Tarawa Atoll and adjacent to the town bearing the same name, lies a beach steeped in history. In November 1943, this once-obscure island in the Pacific Ocean became the epicenter of a fierce clash between American and Japanese forces. This confrontation etched itself into the annals of World War II as the "Battle of Tarawa." Today, Betio Beach beckons travelers seeking both the serenity of its shores and a touch of historical intrigue.