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.
Cedar trees in Eua National Park rate among the taller species of trees on the island. These trees allow...
A large hall constructed from wood in the small town of Ohonua on Eua Island.
Crystal clear water reveals a coral garden on the Eua Island coastline in Tonga.
Ana Ahu (Smoking Cave) is an almost bottomless sink hole located in the interior of Eua Island. A waterfall...
Coral gardens are one of the attractions of Ha’aluma Beach on Eua Island. On most days, you will be...
Looking at the Community Hall in Ohonua on Eua Island (circa 2008). The largest and most populous island in...
Ha’aluma Beach has both pure white sand and colorful coral gardens. Behind the beach is native tropical vegetation including...
Approaching Eua Island in Tonga on Air Chathams, a small New Zealand airline. In view is native forest and...
