Alojamientos vacacionales en Talihau

Vava'u Taunga island remote tropical village life

[an update: "cleaning fee" is actually transportation cost (by sea) for 2-way boat trip] Experience natural island village life on remote island. A village on a pristine island-tropical forests and beaches around, a sand-walk to nearby uninhabited island. During your stay experience all of local village natural simple life. Fishing with locals,ask for excursions to nearby islands,explore the nature,enjoy beaches,join to Sunday feast(traditional natural Tongan food prepared in underground oven)

Billfish Holiday Apartments (2) Vava'u

Billfish Holiday Apartments Vava'u, are two brand new self-catering apartments, each featuring a king size bed and two single beds with full kitchen, BBQ, full bathroom, ceiling fans, outdoor table and chairs, sun lounges, harbor-view, Wi-Fi, and much more. Ideally situated on the beautiful Port of Refuge Harbour foreshore with its own wharf, private, 10 minutes taxi ride into Neiafu township. Billfish apartments can be your home away from home for vacation, adventures or a romantic getaway.

Vaimalo Fale, aka Lazy Days

Suggestion: Fly thru Nadi with Fiji Airways to Vavau. We have a choice of three fales available to book. This one... a traditional small style -Vaimalo Fale./Lazy Days This traditional fale sits overlooking a lagoon. It is one ròom. with 2 beds and a bathroom behind the fale at end of main house. This fale can be affected by irregular village water supply so possible bucket bathing. For swimming with the whales July-Oct, you need to book . See photos for operator emails.

Blue Highways Studio

A quiet and private studio with lovely view of the harbour from your bed. This house has been uniquely built out of white coral rock . Also pristine swimming and snorkelling all day just steps away . Studio is fully equipped for cooking. A short taxi ride will get you to the restaurants and coffee shops in town. This part of town is where many of the expats live and run their whale watching and fishing charters. So organising a day out on the water is easy.

Vaimalo Sunset Fale

This is one of 4 fales listed on the property. Sunset Fale, a self- contained studio with a Queen and single bed with mosquito nets, a kitchenette with microwave, induction plate and electric frying pan. There is an ensuite bathroom. The gas hot water does depend on water pressure so may not work. The fale is sitting over the water at high tide with a large deck looking over the lagoon and coral and fish aplenty. Enjoy....price listed in NZ $

Charming Cottage @ Lucky's Beach Houses

The covered porch offers a wonderful view of the ocean. This beautidful studio cottage can comfortably sleep 2 guests. It has its own private bathroom with a daily hot shower and a kitchenette, fully stocked with a mini-fridge and a electric stove/toaster oven. The large mosquito protected door and windows make it well ventilated and guests can enjoy our PRIVATE beach with amazing sand, views and free use of kayaks.

Vaipua Birdsong

Nestled gracefully on a cliff overlooking the serene waters, Birdsong is your all-encompassing holiday haven. This magnificent property offers an array of delights, from a sprawling cantilevered balcony that beckons you to savor the views, to sliding glass doors that invite the outdoors in. Your private dock invites leisurely swims, seamlessly connected to the house via a charming walkway.

Fifita's Homestay

Welcome our light and friendly family home in Ha'akio village, located only 15 to 20 minutes drive from Neiafu. Get a real Tongan experience living in a village with our family of four. We have experience of hosting peace corps and volunteers before and can show you all the good parts of Vava'u and the Tongan Culture.

Comfy and clean rooms ,breath-taking view.

Elim Hotel is located in the heart of Neiafu town overlooking the breathtaking Lolo 'a Halaevalu Harbour. We are only a few steps away from the nearest Café, Restaurant , convenience store ,everything and anything! Our address is King's Road, Neiafu, Vava'u instead of Ha'amea Road shown above.