Luulisi

Luulisi is a small island located in the Tuamotu archipelago of French Polynesia in the Pacific Ocean. Geographically, the island is part of the administrative commune of Huhune, which also includes a few other islands and atolls in the same region.

Luulisi is a coral atoll, characterized by a ring-shaped reef surrounding a central lagoon. The island has a relatively small area and a sparse population. It is essentially uninhabited, with no permanent residents. The island's features and geography suggest that it may have been uninhabited by humans in the past.

Luulisi is situated east of the Tuamotu chain and is relatively far from the main island of Rangiroa, which is the largest island in the group. The precise location of the island and its exact coordinates are given as 22°21′S latitude and 136°14′W longitude, placing it well within the equatorial range.

One of the distinctive features of Luulisi is the presence of several islets that are either part of a larger reef system or are situated close to the central lagoon. These islets could possibly be part of the original reef configuration or might be a result of individual reef units isolating over time.

Overall, Luulisi is a relatively unknown island in the Tuamotu atolls. Given its remote location and the relatively high degree of isolation in the island's environment, detailed historical or ethnographic accounts of the place are hard to come by.