While Eua Island has no volcanoes, nearby volcanoes have deposited volcanic compounds on the island. This has enriched the soil and helps support rain forest throughout the island. The volcanic nature of the soil can clearly be seen where the vegetation is not thick such as exposed areas like the top of this coastal cliff.
Looking at a rain forest near the center of Eua Island. The forest contains a proliferation of cedars and...
The south coast of Eua Island has been uplifted due to tectonic forces. The result is spectacular cliffs and...
Ana Ahu (Smoking Cave) is an almost bottomless sink hole located in the interior of Eua Island. A waterfall...
Fern trees and plants abound in Eua National Park. The park hosts a tropical rain forest with many species...
Coral gardens are one of the attractions of Ha’aluma Beach on Eua Island. On most days, you will be...
Cedar trees in Eua National Park rate among the taller species of trees on the island. These trees allow...
This walkway takes you out to the coast where whales can be seen year round. While the coastline has...
View of a limestone cliff from Lokopu Lookout on isolated Eua Island, Tonga. The cliff has a number of...
