Vava'u accommodation from AU$260

Tonga’s Vava’u Island Group is made up of over 50 lovely islands. Boasting stunning beaches, fabulous coral, perfectly clear waters, wildlife, water sports, you can pack in as many activities as possible or do nothing at all. These islands are ideal for those who want to simply get away from it all, relax, and experience something completely new. It is easy to fall in love with these beautiful islands and their captivating scenery, as well as the chilled-out way of life and the friendly locals … you will likely find it very difficult to leave! If you like the sound of all this, why not have a look at our great range of accommodation on the Vava’u Island Group? Go on – wot are you waiting for?

The gorgeous beaches offer relaxation on the superb sandy shores, and the cool, clear water is great for taking a dip. Between the months of June and November, you can see humpback whales in the ocean, and for those who want to get up close and personal with the sea creatures take the plunge and go snorkelling and diving. Spend some time visiting several of the different islands, each with something different to offer. There are plenty of boat trips to enjoy. The main island is ‘Utu Vava’u, and other popular islands include Pangaimotu and Hunga Island.

Some other things to see and do on your vacation include visiting vanilla plantations, strolling around the botanical gardens, and exploring Mount Talau National Park, where you can see a rich variety of flora and fauna. It is especially great for bird watching. Also, you can admire fab views from the pretty Toafa Church, stroll along the cliff tops, explore sea caves, go fishing, and wander through the lively local markets.

Combining discovery, culture, nature, relaxation, and activities, the Vava’u Island Group really does have it all! Stop dreaming and start planning for a memorable trip. Check out our great flights to Tonga and our excellent Vava’u Island Group hotels, and prepare for a wonderful time!

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