A Complete Guide to Visiting Tonga with a Disability
We’ll be honest; with lots of sandy beaches, rough terrain and limited facilities for the disabled, Tonga is not the most accessible destinat
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How to Travel More Sustainably in Tonga: Tips for an Eco-Friendly Trip
Tonga is home to some of the most stunning natural underwater landscapes and islands in the world. If you’re not already en
A Traveller’s Guide to Volcanic Eruptions, Earthquakes and Tsunamis in Tonga
Tonga sits on one of the most active regions for earthquakes in the world, the South Pacific Rim. This means that the cou
Are There Mosquitoes in Tonga?
Waking up to itchy red bites on your legs is the downside of a tropical getaway. While mosquitoes are present in Tonga, they are rarely in abundance unless you’re in t
Travel First Aid Kit and Medication for Tonga
Travelling to a tropical country like Tonga does come with a higher risk of health issues, most commonly, sunburn, heatstroke and mosquito bites. Plus, wi
Travel Vaccination Advice for Tonga
Do you need vaccines to travel to Tonga? No, there are no vaccinations required to enter Tonga. However, certain vaccinations are recommended by the World Health Or
Mosquito Repellents for Tonga That are Also Better for You and the Environment
The downside to tropical getaways is the associated bugs and mosquitos. However, spraying yourself with smelly and unheal
Sunscreens to Use in Tonga (That are Also Kind on the Environment)
We don’t need to tell you that sunscreen is essential for a trip to Tonga. However, you may need help choosing a sunscreen that’s
The Best Reef-Safe and Sustainable Sunscreens to Take to Tonga
Sunscreen is a must for a trip to Tonga, but you already know that. However, what you might not know is just how important it is to wear
Reef-Safe Eco-Friendly Sunscreens for Babies and Kids
Being a responsible parent not only means keeping your little ones safe but also keeping the places you visit safe. This even comes down to the su
A Guide to Drinking Tap Water in Tonga
Tonga primarily gets its drinking water from groundwater and rainwater. While many locals will say that the water is safe to drink in Tonga, for visitors it’s
The Complete Guide to Health and Safety in Tonga
With minimal crime, no fatal diseases, no crocodiles and little else to be concerned about, Tonga is a relatively safe country to visit. However, as a