Fakalofa Atu !

Swim with whales and dolphins. Walk through virgin rainforest. Dive spectacular uderwater cathedrals. Explore the most breathtaking caves in the South Pacific.  Gaze upon breaching whales. Snorkel over bright corals in warm tropical water. Niue will reveal to you so many things previously trapped in your imagination. 

A tiny up thrust coral atoll rising to a height of no more than 69 m above sea level, Niue is composed entirely of coralline limestone and marble.

The island’s most striking feature is its rugged and rocky terrain. Steep cliffs along the coastline are honeycombed by caves, chasms and blowholes.

Niue prides itself on a forest undisturbed for centuries. It is a nature lover’s delight.

With a population about 1500 people on its 260 sq. km's of land mass, this is one of the smallest and most delightful island nations in the world.

Climate: April to November is the long dry season, with temperature around 24 degrees Celsius. Niue has an average annual temperature of 25˚ Celsius and a medium humidity that peaks at 88%.

Accommodation: Hotel, Motel, and Guesthouse, Budget, Superior, Resort Style and Self-Catering.

Airline:  Air New Zealand from Auckland to Niue

Entry requirements: Valid passport

Health:  No vaccinations required; be careful with coral cuts and take antiseptic cream.

Currency:  NZ $

Transport:  Rental cars and vans, taxis, motorbikes, mountain bikes. Local driver’s license required.

Language: English and Niuean

Contact: Niue Tourism Office

NATIONAL TOURISM OFFICES

Niue Tourism Office

Address: P. O. Box 42, Alofi, Niue
Tel: (683) 4224
Fax: (683) 4225
E-mail:   niuetourism@mail.gov.nu
Website: www.niueisland.com

MAP OF NIUE