Cruising Guide to the Kingdom of Tonga in the Vavau Island Group

14 CHART III ANCHORAGES In describing the anchorages of the Vava'u group we will cover those in the "Neiafu fjord" region first. ...

15 THE MOORINGS BASE: You may tie alongside our dock for resuppling or pick up one of the buoys. CAUSEWAY ANCHORAGE is about 1 ...

16 and put them onto a little tree to make it look like a man. The woman sat guarding her well and staring at the turbaned tree ...

17 PANGAIMOTU: Directly opposite our base on the Pangaimotu shore is a fine anchorage in sand. It is just s. of the conspicuous ...

lR Continuing around Ta1au to the north you will come to a quiet anchora~E' bordered by two 300-f oot mountains. The hold ing is ...

19 the short distance around to the resort's dinghy dock. This is a splendid last night stop if your departure from our marina i ...

20 pulpi.t-like rock ri.sing on the left side uf the cave with an oar you will hear a deep bell-like tone. OverheC'ld you will s ...

21 out. For this reason, it is prudent to move a bit to the N. out of the current if you intend to stay over night. DO NOT try t ...

22 catchment for storage in cement tanks, have neglected the overgrown spring-fed swamp close to the village which was probabJy ...

23 this island which provides a day time anchorage and the snorkeling is interesting. Use this anchorage only if the incoming sw ...

24 A NOTE OF HISTORICAL INTEREST PORT OF REFUGE is just around the corner to the N. and it is very exposed and deep and the drop ...

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CHART 112 & 113 or "C-•• ) HUNGA is the most westward island and it is a beautiful island with abandoned citrus orchards on ...

FOEATA ISLAND is a beautiful, clear weather, daytime anc.horage surrounded by magnificent white sand beaches with plenty of sno ...

'27 Cave. The western shore is generally steep therefore be careful on the southern end and do not go between Nuapapu and Vaka'e ...

28 Hy own romance thwarted me. My newly-married husband shook hls sober Scots head and gave me a gruesome account of an officer ...

29 By the time we reached our destination the sea had risen so high that we had to anchor far out lest the yacht be dashed again ...

'oJere through school." W1 th my fears thus dis~uised as maternal virtue r felt better than I ever had before about sitting in a ...

31 "We'll go to Nuku for snorkeling and a picnic lunch", T said, "then on to Mariner's." Tom looked at me and smiled. May 14 was ...