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| New Zealand has sheep but Tonga wins the prize for the most pigs. We love the pigs, so cute! |
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| S/V Asolare ghosts past us on our first morning in Tongan waters. |
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| Reef walking on Nuku island, Vava'u |
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| Beach walking Kapa Island, Vava"u |
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| Euaiki Island, Vavu'u. A short stop before our overnight to the Ha'apai Group. |
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| Three islands in the Ha'apai Group. The volcanic, cone shaped island, Kao, is where the mutiny on the Bounty occurred. |
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| Perfect waves, no crowd in sight. |
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| Kelefesia Island. Ashore is a fishing camp, occasionally used, plus healthy resident pigs and their piglets. |
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| Kelefesia Island, Ha'apai Group |
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| Tungua Island, Ha'apai Group. |
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| Elliot |
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| Owen |
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| Beachcombers |
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| Coconut grove, home of many pigs |
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| Gerbera Daisy flowering in the Tongan winter sun |
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| What was the name of that rugby team? |
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| Tongan fan made of plant fiber and pearl shell |
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| Polynesian double hull sailing canoe |
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| Friday night races Neiafu harbour, Vava'u |
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| Kelefesia Island, Ha'apai Group |
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| Bristol Rose at anchor in Ha'apai Group, Tonga |
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