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Mala Island Resort is a small island retreat with budget style rooms in wooden bungalows just three minutes by boat from the main island of Vavau and with easy road access into Neiafu Town. Mala island is a good choice for couples seeking an affordable beach holiday in Tonga or single travellers looking for a secluded small island atmosphere with decent beach, good swimming lagoon and direct beach access to one of the best snorkelling reefs in Vavau (Japanese Gardens).
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Room Category
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Sleeps
(a=adult, c=child)
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Hotel Rate
(for 2 people)
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Beautiful Pacific Rate
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2
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US$ 100
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US$ Exchange Rate
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Resort Setting:
Getting There:
Main Attraction:
Ideal for:
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On small island, overlooking passage in Vavau Group
55 minutes flight to Vavau Airport+45 mins by road / boat
Peaceful setting, good snorkelling
Singles, Couples
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Resort Features:
Dining:
Children Policy:
Nearby Attractions:
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10 Rooms in main house and duplex bungalows
Restaurant & bar - no independent restaurants close by
Not recommended
Humpback whales, boat tours, Coral Gardens
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Beach Setting:
Lagoon:
Snorkelling:
Watersports:
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Average, medium coarse sand limited in size
Good for swimming, part sandy bottom, protected, no waves
Good, off from beach - coral gardens and reef fish
Game fishing
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All pictures of Mala Island Resort Tonga Islands - copyright South Pacific Travel Guides
Resort Information
Accommodation is in four wooden hillside bungalows raised on stilts, each bungalow with two guest rooms. Bungalows are showing signs of age but the rustic interiors remain clean and comfortable featuring polished wooden floor boards, tapa cloth design walls hangings, two double beds and a tiny en-suite bathroom with hot water shower. Each bungalow has a small wooden balcony with lovely views through coconut trees over the ocean and towards the nearby islands.
Mala Island has a very affordable American style menu served from its restaurant perched on the hill overlooking the beach and channel and where guests can have wireless internet access and watch DVD movies at night. There’s a forest ridge trail circling the island which takes fifteen minutes to complete with access to a second secluded beach on the north side of the island. The beach, accessed by stairs from the restaurant, has medium coarse sand and a deep water lagoon for swimming. Kayaks and snorkel gear are complimentary and there’s a small pontoon for access to the Japanese Gardens coral reefs and for easy boat mooring.
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Tonga Resort Specials
