Travel to Tonga

1. Nuku'alofa: Visitors can explore the Royal Palace, Talamahu Market, and the intriguing blend of traditional and modern architecture.

2. Ha'apai Islands: Ha'apai is an island group known for its pristine beaches, coral reefs, and vibrant marine life. It's a perfect destination for snorkeling, diving, and experiencing a more laid-back atmosphere.

3. Vava'u Islands: Vava'u is renowned for its stunning natural scenery and water activities. The Port of Refuge, Swallows Cave, and Mariner's Cave attract sailors, divers, and nature enthusiasts.

4. 'Eua Island: 'Eua is the southernmost island of Tonga and offers rugged landscapes, hiking trails, and birdwatching opportunities.

5. Hufangalupe Archipelago: This group of small islands is known for its beautiful beaches and coral formations. Snorkeling and swimming in the crystal-clear waters are popular activities.

The best time to visit Tonga is during the dry season, which lasts from May to October. During this period, the weather is warm, sunny, and less humid, making it ideal for outdoor activities and water sports. If you want to avoid the peak months of July and August, then visiting in June or July would be a good option.

- Import and export of national or foreign currency isn’t restricted.

- People over the age of 18 are allowed duty-free import into Tonga of up to 200 cigarettes, up to 250 g of cigars or 250 g of leaf tobacco; strong alcoholic beverages-no more than 1 liter (only for people aged 21 years and older), a reasonable amount of perfume products, personal belongings, as well as one photo or video camera.

- It is prohibited to import weapons, ammunition, pornography, as well as drugs and medicines containing narcotic substances without the appropriate permission. 

- The import of birds, animals, fruits and plants requires a special phytosanitary certificate issued by the Veterinary Department of the Government of Tonga.

- It is forbidden to export representatives of flora and fauna, some valuable handicrafts, as well as corals raised from the bottom of the sea.

• Police - 992

• Fire Department - 993

• Ambulance Service - 999

• Emergency hospital - +(676) 70203