Ha’aluma Beach on Eua Island is an incredible sight to behold. This secret spot has tropical vegetation, white silica sand, and coral gardens. Beyond the coral is the Pacific Ocean. The beach is extremely isolated and chances are you will be the only person for miles if you visit.
Looking at the Community Hall in Ohonua on Eua Island (circa 2008). The largest and most populous island in...
The Arch (Li’angahuo ‘a Maui) on Eua Island is located next to a beautiful rock garden and also near...
Approaching Eua Island in Tonga on Air Chathams, a small New Zealand airline. In view is native forest and...
While Eua Island has no volcanoes, nearby volcanoes have deposited volcanic compounds on the island. This has enriched the...
View of uninhabited of Kalau Island as seen from Eua Island. Both islands are part of Tonga, deep in...
This home is located outside of the main settlement of Ohonua on Eua Island.
Looking up through a canopy of Cedar trees in Eua National Park. The park is located in the interior...
Close up view of sand granules comprised of ground up coral and shells. Image taken at Ha’aluma Beach on...
