Tonga

Some of the landmarks that would definitely catch the attention of foreign visitors are the Royal Palace located in Nuku' alofa, the capital; the Royal Tombs (Mala' ekula) and the Anahulu Cave, which is of utmost importance to geographers and nature-biologists, because of its condensation of stalactites and stalagmites.

Visitors are likely to take advantage of the beautiful coral reefs in Tonga to enjoy watersports: There are opportunities for water-skiing, windsurfing, kayaking and so on. And there are local tours operators that could arrange these activities.

Along Tongan beautiful coastlines, tourists could enjoy whale watching, fishing and shark watching.

One of the wonders visitors flock to see in Tonga are the flying foxes and some fruit bats. These could be seen in Kolovai.

Tongan traditional dances are superb: The entertainment in this island, most especially at the capital Nuku' alofa, is dynamic and exciting. There are bars, nightclubs and restaurants. People in Tonga are interested in relating with foreign visitors; and this contributes to why more and more tourists make Tonga a place to go.