Ha’aluma Beach on the isolated island of Eua in Tonga is a hidden gem. Visitors are more than likely to find no one else on the beach despite its stunning location between a rain forest and coral reef. The sand is silica white and the beach is both long and wide. Eua is in the Tongatapu Island Group.
A large hall constructed from wood in the small town of Ohonua on Eua Island.
This small pine forest on Eua Island is not native to the island. The forest belongs to the King...
Sink holes are caused by a collapse of the ground for various reasons including erosion. This sink hole located...
Ha’aluma Beach has both pure white sand and colorful coral gardens. Behind the beach is native tropical vegetation including...
Looking up through a canopy of Cedar trees in Eua National Park. The park is located in the interior...
The south coast of Eua Island has been uplifted due to tectonic forces. The result is spectacular cliffs and...
Looking at the Community Hall in Ohonua on Eua Island (circa 2008). The largest and most populous island in...
View of a limestone cliff from Lokopu Lookout on isolated Eua Island, Tonga. The cliff has a number of...
