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...
View of a limestone cliff from Lokopu Lookout on isolated Eua Island, Tonga. The cliff has a number of...
Crystal clear water reveals a coral garden on the Eua Island coastline in Tonga.
Tonga like most countries in the South Pacific host many species of ferns from ground ferns to tall fern...
Fern trees and plants abound in Eua National Park. The park hosts a tropical rain forest with many species...
View of uninhabited of Kalau Island as seen from Eua Island. Both islands are part of Tonga, deep in...
Looking at cliffs on the uplifted side of Eua Island. This location is close to Lokopu Lookout which looks...
This small pine forest on Eua Island is not native to the island. The forest belongs to the King...
