11. 1-Hour Nuku'alofa City Tour
· 1 hoursA must for first time visitors to Tonga, enjoy an informative guided tour to familiarize yourself with the Capital of Tonga, Nuku'alofa. Visiting the Royal Palace and the Royal Tombs highlights that Tonga is the only remaining Kingdom in the South Pacific together with Langafonua Handicraft Center a place which stocks the best range of Tongan Traditional Handicraft and Fine Arts including Traditional Tapa Cloth, Woven Crafts like Fine Mats and Talamahu Markets very busy on a Saturday as the Kingdom's main hub of fresh produce is not to be missed.
22. 3-Hour Tongatapu West Coast Scenic Tour
4.0· 9 reviews· 3 hoursExperience the unique places of Tonga through a 3-hour scenic drive. There will be a brief photo stop at the 3 – headed coconut tree (really amazing and one of a kind) before heading out along Tongatapu's southern coastline to see the majestic blowholes at the village of Houma and flying foxes in the village of Kolovai – the home to hundreds of fruit bats. These creatures - harmless and seemingly lifeless-hang eerily from rows of ironwood pines along the main village road and are considered sacred and a delicacy to be consumed only by members of the Royal Family. A stop at Abel Tasman Landing is also included.
33. Shore Excursion: Nuku'alofa City Tour
4.0· 2 reviews· 1 hoursA must for first time visitors to Tonga, enjoy an informative guided tour to familiarize yourself with the Capital of Tonga, Nuku'alofa. Visiting the Royal Palace and the Royal Tombs highlights that Tonga is the only remaining Kingdom in the South Pacific together with Langafonua Handicraft Center a place which stocks the best range of Tongan Traditional Handicraft and Fine Arts including Traditional Tapa Cloth, Woven Crafts like Fine Mats and Talamahu Markets very busy on a Saturday as the Kingdom's main hub of fresh produce is not to be missed.
44. Nuku'alofa Shore Excursion: West Coast Scenic Tour
3.7· 3 reviews· 3 hoursExperience the unique places of Tonga through a 3-hour scenic drive. There will be a brief photo stop at the 3 – headed coconut tree (really amazing and one of a kind) before heading out along Tongatapu's southern coastline to see the majestic blowholes at the village of Houma and flying foxes in the village of Kolovai – the home to hundreds of fruit bats. These creatures - harmless and seemingly lifeless-hang eerily from rows of ironwood pines along the main village road and are considered sacred and a delicacy to be consumed only by members of the Royal Family.
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