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Good Samaritan Inn Tongatapu

Kolovai Beach Tongatapu, Tonga

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... br> We were shown to our fale, a traditional bungalow, which was a two minute walk to the beach. We spent most of the day napping and then enjoyed a long walk along the beautiful white sand beach surrounded by some of the bluest water we have ever seen. The sand was quite thick in places and covered in pieces of coral and rock. ...

Kingdom of Tonga

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... rock formations we were taken to the Tongan Stonehenge where James climbed on the top for a cool photograph standing, once he was up there he decided against as it felt a little higher then it looked.
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... talent was a bit out their it was enjoyed by all and everyone had a good laugh. To top it off we had to bounce down to galley and put together an Italian antipasto dinner for 22 in a half hour. No time to change, threw a apron over my dress and went for it. A half hour later I went up and presented the food with makeup smeared all over my face. The boss loved it!

Pictures will come soon, don't worry.
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Malo e lelei Tonga!

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... Chão! Tinha saudades deste caos que é o amontoado de gente a preparar-se para fazer a entrada neste modesto país do pacifico sul, composto por 176 ilhas (segundo a nova contagem) e que significa "Sul" (Tonga = “Sul”).

A primeiras impressões sobre a Tonga, país sobre o qual sei mesmo muito pouco (sei que não é tão turístico para um destino no pacífico sul e pouco mais sobre a história – não conta o ...

Tonga

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... very friendly and most appear to
speak some English...many very haltingly. I had some interesting
moments chatting with and taking pictures of a number of school
children who wear beautiful toga uniforms. Instead of “How are
you?” the traditional rhetorical greeting here is “Where are you
going?” Tonga has a very religious and conservative society. For
example, locals are expected to be fully clothed while swimming. As I
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