Go To Niue

Comprising around 20% of the island’s total land mass, this vast, unspoilt rainforest is a haven of biodiversity.

Home to a wealth of unique flora and fauna including Banyan trees and Coconut Crabs, and a number of rare bird species including Purple-capped fruit dove, Polynesian Triller, and the Blue-crowned Lorikeet. The forest is also home to one of the island’s most iconic sights, Togo Chasm, a tranquil, sandy enclave enclosed by breathtaking coral cliffs, and a complex of unique rock formations.

Alofi is the most common place to base yourself in Nuie, then being able to visit these areas.

Talava Arches and Matapa Chasm

Situated on the island’s northwestern coast Hikutavake is home to two of the country’s most iconic sights.

The Talava Arches - a spectacular complex of caves, rock pools and coral formations and are a must when visiting the country - and the nearby Matapa Chasm - a stunning turquoise channel rich in coral and kaleidoscopic fish and flanked by soaring cliffs.

Alofi is the most common place to base yourself in Nuie, then being able to visit these areas.

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Limu Pools

This series of stunning, natural pools, separated from the ocean by rocky outcrops, are accessible only via a series of wooden pathways.

And, due to their crystal-clear, coral and marine-life rich waters, are some of the island’s best places for swimming and snorkeling.

Alofi is the most common place to base yourself in Nuie, then being able to visit these areas.