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From the http://www.VideoSource.com Global Village Travel Guide and DVD, "Islands of the South Pacific". Stock footage available from http://videosource.com/search.html Transcript: 112 klms' north of TongaTapu is the VAVA'U Group. This set of 34 raised limestone isles, has a tremendous coastline with gorgeous white sand beaches and lots of hideaways to explore.
This video clip was taken on 4 May(Sat),2013 the day before children day.We see many people in the town.They come here for shopping and buying stuffs.All shops remain closed on Sunday.We don't see any cars,vans and even people on the streets on the same time.Amazing.Opening shops and working in Tonga on Sunday is against the law.
We departed from the Tonga Fua-amotu (TBU) Domestic Airport on the main island of Tongatapu in the Kingdom of Tonga and flew up to the Lupepau'u Airport located in northern group of islands in Vava'u. This video is our approach and landing in Vava'u at the International airport.
Shot this video/pictures atop Mt. Talau wiith a Cannon Power Shot 780. Friday May 14, 2010
Leaving Neiafu and Heading to Noapapu to see grandma Sela with the fams.
Join Zan and go sailing on board Demara in the Vava'u group of Tongan islands. Get bombed on Kava then stumble about in the shallow water looking at all kinds of weird sea-creatures. Careful you don't step on a highly venomous sea snake.....
Rob and Cheryl MacRiner, Jeff Lucassen and Marty Reaume sail the Islands of Vava'u Tonga October 2013 on a 44.3 Sunsail the "SapphireSea's. Vava'u is a Stunning but remote grouping of more than 50Islands. TheIslandare beautiful the anchorages are flat calm, however there is little outer-Island Activity,..
Approaching Neiafu Harbour back from after trip of small islands of Vava'u by small boat. 26th Sept.,2013
Siasi Tonga Hou'eiki 'o Neiafu, Vava'u's Plantation
We had one day in port on the cruise. We chose to book with Dolphin Pacific Diving & Whale Watch http://www.dolphinpacificdiving.com/index.html. Booked via email, easy peasy. They were sensational and took us out, searched and searched and finally found the whales (the ship's tour didn't even see a whale!!!!).
