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Experience the “True” South Pacific. Journey back in time to experience the Kingdom of Tonga’s authentic …
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If you are looking for a pacific playground, you will find it among the stunning islands of Tonga, with …
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There’s no better way to immerse yourself in Tonga’s compelling mix of spectacular landscapes, pristine …
View More - True Romance
The unhurried and un-spoilt islands of Tonga give you the perfect setting to unwind. What’s more, amongst …..
View More - True Culture
Welcome to life in the slow lane. Here, time dances to the rhythms of the oceans and the sound of church …
View More - True Beauty
With over 170 islands, only 40 inhabited, Tonga is untouched and largely undiscovered. That means it’s a …
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- Sailing
Protective surrounding reefs, blue lagoons and secluded coves with safe anchorages all add up to provide a ….
View More - Bird watching
Twitchers from all over the world are discovering Tonga and the abundance of unique birdlife. Rare, endemic,…
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With 170 islands, stretching over 740,000 square kilometres of ocean, Tonga can legitimately claim the …
View More - Diving
For novice or experienced divers there is a unique diving experience awaiting all divers. Tonga boasts …
View More - Whale watching
Every winter Humpback Whales arrive in the warm tropical waters of Tonga to breed. Swimming with these …
View More - Guided tours
Take a guided tour to the ancient monuments and tombs, handicraft markets, cultural centres, historical …
View More - Kayaking
Guided sea kayaking in the safe calm pristine waters of Tonga include whale and dolphin encounters, …
View More - Adventure sports
Enjoy the challenge, thrill and excitement of karting, kite boarding, jet kayaking, surfing or swimming with…
View More - Surfing
The west-northwest facing coastline of the main island of Tongatapu is the home of some of Tonga’s best …
View More - Trekking & camping
Tonga offers many trekking opportunities, ancient rainforests, beaches, rugged coastlines, plantation …
View More - Local handicraft markets
Tongan handicrafts include bone and wood carving, basket making, mat weaving and the most famous of all, the…
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- Getting to Tonga
Air New Zealand, Air Pacific and Virgin Australia all provide international services to Tonga’s internationa…
View More - Getting around Tonga
How to get out to and around the beautiful islands of Tonga. The easiest and most efficient way to travel …..
View More - Tongatapu Island
Tongatapu – ‘Sacred South’ – is the sleepy southern starting point for visitors exploring the authentic …
View More - Ha’apai Island Group
Uncrowded, unhurried and undiscovered. Well off the beaten path for visitors, the 62 scattered islands, …
View More - Vava’u Island Group
Welcome to the adventure hub of the Kingdom of Tonga. An azure tropical labyrinth of 61 different islands …..
View More - ‘Eua Island
Hilly and covered in lush rainforest, ‘Eua’s combination of breathtaking beauty and rugged, idiosyncratic …..
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Tropo
Tropo is a full service booking agent, rental management and information service on Tonga
Read MoreTongan Expeditions
Whale Watching and Fishing Charter Services with a difference. At Tongan Expeditions we aim to provide you with a complete Vava’u Experience. We offer Popper Fishing, Game Fishing, Bottom Fishing, Wh…
Read MoreTonga World PTY LTD & Southern Extreme Cruise
Whale Swim Eua Island is best place in Tonga and world. Why? Vavau more than 20 operators but Eua only 2 operators. Yes we do 8 hours whale swim a day. With Whale Swim & Huge Cave Dive & Game F…
Read MoreWhat people say
“The main island of Tongatapu is blessed with a protected lagoon ideal for sea kayaking. One of the most amazing experiences I had in Tonga was exploring the many islands in the lagoon by sea kayak. You can explore deserted islands and sand spits, drop anchor along the way and explore some amazing coral reefs. Ensure to pack a machete and enjoy a coconut on your very own deserted beach!”
– Robert Hayes, Canberra, Australia.