Tonga real estate

Vava’u Villa has 25 rooms available. This is made up of a7-room hotel plus 14 glamping tents plus 1 self-contained guest apartment and 3 rooms with shared bathrooms There is also a manager’s apartment, (bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and lounge) and an on-site laundry based 3.1 km from Neiafu. It has a licensed bar and restaurant with a seating capacity of up to 100 people.It currently caters for whale swim groups for July to November.

HOME PLUS 2 BEACH HOUSES

- Approx. 132 x 66 ocean-view, ocean-access lot!

- Private, pristine lot perfect for building, gardening and business!

- No building timelines or silly restrictions; live FREE, the way God intended!

- Located in a high-end area with professional neighbors!

- Just 1.2 miles to Neiafu town center and its shopping centres, markets, banks, etc!

- Only approx. 110’ from the oceanfront!

- Can moor your own boat for easy access to the stunning outer islands!

- Less than 5 miles from the Airport!

The location is rural but close to town on the main island of Vava’u. The property has room for more units or a single home as well. Assuredly this property by the sea will appeal to guests looking for more than just a room. The two structures with 4 units are strong, made of reinforced cement block, proven cyclone proof.

The opportunity to have a piece of South Seas paradise is presented here for only $6,880 USD and $35 per month. These lots are located on the reef and island protected side of Vava’u-Hunga Island (no big waves possible) on this inter-island waterway. Building lots along the coast have access to the reef shelf below where fishing, snorkeling, swimming and reef walking are your pleasure.

Hakula Lodge Ltd. Tonga’s premium Sports fishing Lodge.
Established 1999 is now offered for sale.

Will be perfect for the family man looking for a life style change or a retiree who is not yet ready to fully retire.

Fishing is good all year round in Tonga so charters can be booked as you feel up to it.

There are 2 international tournaments held annually to whet the appetite of keen anglers.