Find an adventure in Tonga

Tonga is known for its magnificent beaches, its volcanic mountains, and for being a choice breeding ground for humpback whales! It has a population of 106,501 people. 

EXPLORE TONGA

Popular cities in Tonga

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Hotels in Nuku Alofa

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Hotels in Kanokupolu

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Hotels in Faleloa

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Hotels in Fuaamotu

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Hotels in Haatafu

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Hotels in Fafa Island

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Hotels in Fetoko Island

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Hotels in Atata Island

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Hotels in Utungake

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Hotels in Puke

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Likualofa Beach Resort picture

₦9,988.53

Likualofa Beach Resort , Kanokupolu

Fafa Island Resort picture

₦30,939.82

Fafa Island Resort , Fafa Island

Loumaile Lodge picture

₦18,642

Loumaile Lodge , Nuku Alofa

The Black Pearl Suites picture

₦13,449.12

The Black Pearl Suites , Nuku Alofa

Sandy Beach Resort picture

₦31,815.09

Sandy Beach Resort , Faleloa

Mandala Resort picture

₦52,919.35

Mandala Resort , Fetoko Island

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₦17,139.75

Scenic Hotel Tonga , Fuaamotu

Royal Sunset Island Resort picture

₦15,568.11

Royal Sunset Island Resort , Atata Island

The Seaview Lodge picture

₦14,101.72

The Seaview Lodge , Nuku Alofa

Emerald Hotel picture

₦50,399.89

Emerald Hotel , Nuku Alofa

About Tonga

The Kingdom of Tonga is a Polynesian kingdom within the South Pacific Ocean consisting of about 170 islands. Many of the islands are uninhabited. It has its capital city in Nuku'alofa. It has a tropical climate and it is known for its warm people and weather. The coconut palm is the most common plant in the country. It is used for a lot of things including making houses, and the nuts are used for drinks and food. 

Tonga has a tropical climate and is warm all year round. The hot season from December to April, high humidity from January to March and the cool season from June to August. 

Over 98% of the inhabitants of Tonga are Polynesian. The rest are mixed Tongans and Europeans. The official language is Tongan but English is widely spoken in the main towns. The official religion of Tonga is Christianity. The culture of the Tongans has evolved over the centuries with the coming of the British and other European and Western traders. The traditional dress of the Tongans is called 'Ta'ovala'. They are woven waist mats and are commonly worn by the natives. Bring light clothes with you as you prepare to visit Tonga because the weather is warm year round. 

The staple foods of Tonga are fish, pork, chicken, and coconuts. Yams, sweet potatoes, and taro are grown and eaten in the country. 

Tonga is a tropical paradise with so many interesting sights. Here are some of the best places to visit in Tonga:
  • Mapu'a 'a Vaea Blowholes: Near the village of Houma lie hundreds of blowholes which shoot water 30 meters into the air. Visiting this place is one of the best things to do in Tonga. 
  • Vava'u: It is one of Tonga's popular destinations offering amazing wildlife encounter. Plan your trip between July and October to swim with humpback whales. You can also arrange a yacht trip to explore caves, visit scenic beaches, and snorkel. 
  • Ha'atafu Beach: It is one of Tonga's most beautiful beaches and getting there is inexpensive. Whether you want to enjoy the warm waters or relax in the sun, Ha'atafu is a great option. 
  • Nuku'alofai: It is Tonga's capital city and it's also a far cry from big cities like New York. Wander the streets, stroll past the Royal Palace and eat local food in restaurants. 

On Sundays, almost everything in the city shuts down and the locals spend time with family or visit churches which leaves the streets deserted. It is a rare experience yet charming. 
There are hotels all around Tonga so finding accommodation won't be a problem. 

Common Questions Travellers Ask About Tonga

Q: Is the tap water safe in Tonga?


A: Everyone is advised to drink bottled water instead. It is available everywhere and is safer. 

Q: Is Tonga safe for tourists?


A: Crime levels in Tonga are relatively low although petty crimes do occur. Security risks increase after dark and women, in particular, should avoid going out alone or to isolated locations. 

Q: Do they speak English in Tonga?


A: The official language is Tongan but English is taught in schools and is widely spoken and understood. 

Q: What is the main religion in Tonga?


A: Almost every Tongan is a Christian and Christianity remains the main religion. 

What are the mobile network operators and internet service providers in Tonga?

There are over 0 mobile network operators and about 0 internet service providers in Tonga. You can checkout the list of network operators in Tonga and also details about each of them.

Tonga key facts

Capital: Nuku'alofa

Languages Spoken: English,Tonga (Tonga Islands)

Demonym: Tongan

Currency Name: Tongan paʻanga

Currency Code: TOP

Currency Symbol: T$

Where are you going?

Nuku Alofa

20 Hotels and Homes

Kanokupolu

3 Hotels and Homes

Faleloa

2 Hotels and Homes

Fuaamotu

2 Hotels and Homes

Haatafu

2 Hotels and Homes

Fafa Island

1 Hotels and Homes

Fetoko Island

1 Hotels and Homes

Atata Island

1 Hotels and Homes

Utungake

1 Hotels and Homes

Puke

1 Hotels and Homes

Toula

1 Hotels and Homes