A palm tree leaning over a beach on Tonga’s Fafa Island. While palms naturally grow upright, this tree appears to have fallen, but remained rooted, so has continued to grow.
Walking around Fafa Island takes about an hour. The coast is not all white sand beaches. There are stretches...
Day trips to Fafa Island depart nearby Nuklu’alofa. You can spend a day on the island and use the...
This fence is clad in traditional Tongan weaving. Weaving is an ancient Tongan handicraft usually used as matting for...
Lush green vegetation contrasting with white sand and a blue sea on Fafa Island.
Fale means ‘house’ in Tongan. It refers to the traditional thatched roof home that was once common before European...
This pandanus palm is clinging to a small bank on the coast of Fafa Island.
