Ana Ahu (Smoking Cave) is an almost bottomless sink hole located in the interior of Eua Island. A waterfall flows into the sinkhole and causes a mist to hang around making it look like smoke. Throwing a stone into the hole shows how deep it is as you cannot hear it hit the bottom.
Cedar Trees rise up above ferns in Eua National Park. Located in the interior of the island, the park...
View of a limestone cliff from Lokopu Lookout on isolated Eua Island, Tonga. The cliff has a number of...
Looking at a tiny section of coral reef above the tide on Eua Island in Tonga.
Sink holes are caused by a collapse of the ground for various reasons including erosion. This sink hole located...
View of uninhabited of Kalau Island as seen from Eua Island. Both islands are part of Tonga, deep in...
Looking at the Community Hall in Ohonua on Eua Island (circa 2008). The largest and most populous island in...
This is the uplifted side of Eua Island. While one side of the island has coral beaches, this side...
This rock garden on Eua Island is comprised of coral structures that have been raised above sea level. Nearby...
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