Tonga Visitors Bureau - National Tourist Office

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Tonga Visitors Bureau's Welcome Message. Discover Tonga - 176 Islands, One Kingdom!

Tongan Values

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Stories from travellers

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World Expo | Shanghai China | 1 May - 31 October 2010

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Tonga's World Expo Stage Will Include A Whale and The Ha'amonga

Monthly Tourism Community Newsletter

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Malo e lelei! The Tonga Visitors Bureau is the National Tourist Office of the Kingdom of Tonga.

Welcome to the KINGDOM OF TONGA – an archipelago of 176 islands (52 of which are inhabited), scattered over 700,000 square kilometres of ocean in the South Pacific.

About Tonga

Enjoy the Kingdom of Tonga’s relaxed & unhurried South Pacific pace. Experience the friendly Polynesian way where culture & tradition play an integral role in daily life. >> More

Things To Do

The Kingdom of Tonga offers you incredible feasting and dancing, tapa and weaving demonstrations, heavenly choirs, tramping/hiking, diving, snorkeling, fishing, sailing, surfing, kayaking and swimming with whales. >> More

Tongatapu Island Group

Tongatapu is home to the capital Nuku’alofa, the King, the Government, ancient archaeological sites and blow holes. >> More

‘Eua Island

South-East of Tongatapu,’Eua Island is rugged, mountainous and covered in subtropical rainforest. ‘Eua is perfect for hikers and those in search of eco-adventures. >> More

Vava’u Island Group

The northern archipelago Vava’u is a haven for yachties and a water sports lover’s paradise. >> More

Ha’apai Island Group

In the central archipelago of Ha’apai, time stops. There are no traffic jams, no crowds, no queues – just peace, tranquility and sandy white beaches. Ha’apai is paradise for divers and snorkellers. >> More

The Niuas

The volcanic islands of Niuatoputapu and Niuafo’ou lie in the very north of the Kingdom of Tonga. Although they can be difficult to get to, traditional Tongan customs and culture still thrive in this isolated group, offering visitors the cultural experience of a lifetime. >> More

Stories From Travellers

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News

Tonga Tourism Community News covers Feature News, Festivals and Pageants, Operator and Community Updates, Tourism Expo and Events, Ministry Updates and more. >> Read News