The Majestic Blow Holes this rugged coast at the village of Houma provides a never ceasing display of the power of the sea. Four miles of coastal blow holes where the might of the Pacific Ocean is forced through natural rock fissures to create instant skyscrapers of water up to 30 metres high provides a never ceasing display of the power of the sea shooting up in the air .

TONGAN LEGEND says that the ... Tsunami rock in the village of Kalaʻau in Tongatapu has a mythical link to demigod Maui. Legend has it that Maui was angrily awoken by crowing of his father's cockerel and he tried to kill it. The frightened fowl escaped from 'Eua to Tongatapu, but Maui kept hurling rocks at it. He then hurled this huge stone and killed the bird.

The flying fox sanctuary at the village of Kolovai which  is home to hundreds of fruit bats. Recorded in Tongan song and legend from time immemorial. These primordial fruit bats-harmless, immobile and seemingly lifeless-hang eerily from rows of ironwood pines along the main village road. They are considered sacred and a delicacy to be consumed only by members of the Royal Family.

A monument commemorating situated at Ha'atafu the discovery of Tonga in 1643 by the famous Dutch Explorer Abel Tasman.

Near the Village of Alaki marks the spot where Captain Cook came ashore in 1777 (on his third trip to Tonga) Captain Cook visited and came ashore to visit Pau the Tui Tonga (the Sacred King of Tonga) on the occasion of 'Inasi ' (presentation of the first fruits)

The Langi at Mu’a are one of the great Royal Burial sites of the Pacific. Around the 13th Century the Tu’i Tonga moved the capital to Lapaha where it remained until the 19th century. The construction of the massive tombs was a way to demonstrate the spiritual and political power of the Tu’i Tonga. Langi's are platforms of earth with a stepped pyramid effect supported by carefully placed retaining walls. Some of the stones used to make the Langi are believed to have come from 'Uvea and Futuna. Large numbers of workers were needed to construct the Langi, as some stones measure up to 18 feet in length.

Is a Stonehenge / Trilithon located in the Eastern Region of Tongatapu in the Village of Niutoua . It was built in the 13th Century by the Tui Tonga ( Sacred King Of Tonga ) Tuitatui in the honour of his 2 children

Our Accredited Guide will accompany into the cave. Million Years of Rock Formation are evident in the Cave with a fresh water pool at the end ideal for refreshing swim as a highlight of the tour.

Your Secluded Beach away from Home 50 metres in front of Anahulu Cave is the uncrowded and peaceful Anahulu Beach situated in the village of Now where in the South Pacific will find a freshwater cave and a beach next to each other we are blessed from above.

Enjoy this Guided Tour starts at 10am for an hour, we pick up you up and drop off from your hotel. First stop is the Royal Palace built in 1867 and the official residence of the King of Tonga a sacred site which can be viewed from outside the fence.

Mala’ekula / Royal Tombs the large park look alike area opposite the Free Church of Tonga has been the resting place of the royals since 1893. The Royal Tomb is off limits to the public so you can only view from a distance from outside the perimeter fence.

Maui's Throwing Stones -Another Historical Site on the Eastern Side of Tongatapu legend says Maui was fed up with the Moa - Chicken Like Prehistoric Creature Crowing too loud in the Mornings so he started throwing these boulders / huge stones at them . Up until today you can still see these huge stones / stones in the Village of Haveluliku