Discover the best top things to do in Tongatapu Island, Tonga including Ha'atafu Beach, Mapu'a 'a Vaea Blowholes, Friends Tourist Center, Centenary Church, Ha'amonga'a Maui Trilithon, Free Church of Tonga, Tonga Tourism Authority, Talamahu Markets, Hufangalupe Natural Land Bridge, Royal Tombs.
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Ha'atafu is only about 20 odd kilometers from Nukualofa but can take around 30/40 minutes to get there - not because of the roads as they are actually pretty good for the islands, but just due to the speed limits and a lot of cars going at just 30-40km all the time -hey island time! The beach is great, the sand deep (actually hard to walk on it's so deep) and the snorkelling safe and easy. We don't surf but there was quite a lot of guys surfing here just off the reef too so obviously popular for that. And when you are done just pop next door to the Hideaway for a great burger and a beer - awesome!
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It was fun driving out to the Blowholes. Besides the Blowholes, you got to see some agriculture as well as some very nice homes.
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This mysterious 11th-century stone arch weighs about 12 tons and is made up of three large slabs.
I was taken here by my tour guide and marveled at the structure for some time. My tour guide had excellent knowledge of the history of the stones. Great piece of history. Its almost like Tonga's version of the stone henge.
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To find out more about the Kingdom of Tonga visit us at the visitor information centre, located on Vuna Road, just three minutes from Nuku'alofa town centre We have plenty of information on accommodation, transport, places to eat, activities and local events. We also offer bookings for your local travelling need and be sure to check out our Kingdom of Tonga souvenirs! 8.30am - 4.30pm
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As a Tongan from overseas, its always good to see the local handicrafts on the bottom level. Before buying anything be sure to go up the ramp to the top level. theres waaaay more local handicrafts and souvenirs that are possibly cheaper than on the bottom level. DO NOT BE AFRAID TO BARGAIN :)
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