Royal Sunset

ROYAL SUNSET ISLAND RESORT

Malo e Lelei! Welcome to 'Atata Island, Kingdom of Tonga

The relaxed little island for serious fun...

Tonga and 'Atata island, places to discover in one of the last touristic destinations in the South Pacific.

The Royal Sunset Resort is located on 'Atata Island, a short boat ride from the Capital, Nuku'alofa and features 24 Beachfront Fales, Polynesian Restaurant and Bar, Swimming Pool, Sundeck, Boutique and Library.

The traditional 24 fales are beachfront and buried in lush tropical gardens, surrounded by white coral sands and a shimmering lagoon.

The resort is located on the southern tip of the island and features 16 western beachfront fales with 4 Superior Fales.

The fales accommodate up to four, all with fridge, tea and coffee making facilities, ensuite and overhead fans.

Beachfront eastern fales are available as a budget accommodation, with hot shower, fridge and ensuite

Diving
For those wanting to dive crystal clear waters with excellent marine life and superb coral dive sites. Our boats are within minutes of many fun diving spots. Expert local dive guides from Royal Sunset take you to the beautiful clear waters surrounding the Tongan Islands. Dive "ET", Ha'atafu drop-off, Telemachus Reef, King's Reef, Hakaumama'o' and the Boiler.

Fishing
The village of 'Atata is renowned for its fishing prowess. The inhabitants have been fishing for Yellowfin and Skipjack tuna, Wahoo, Mahi-mahi and Marlin from open boats for over 100 years. Similarly, sport fishermen and women have the opportunity of fishing the well known Duffs Reef, and surrounding fishing grounds.

Surfing
Tonga is one of the last unexplored locations in the world, with its endless reefs can give to surfers "magic emotions"! ET, RAZORS, LOONEYS are just some of the spots 10 min. by boat from the resort. October to April is the best time with north swells.

Village

The Resort borders a fishing village where guests are welcomed to experience the traditional culture and way of life of the friendly villagers - kava parties, and many aspects of the relaxed 'fakatonga', the Tongan way. In the village visitors can find two churches (Sunday singing is a must), a school, and a plantation.

There are 8 acres of tropical garden and coconut palms providing privacy and walk opportunities.

Royal Sunset Island Resort Services

Amenities	Activities Available
Polynesian Restaurant 'Ata Bar Tea and Coffee Making Refrigerator Laundry Transfers Babysitting Massage Fans Security Internet/Email Available Library Gift Shop	Scuba Diving Snorkeling Waterskying, Kneeboarding Water Sports Kayaks /Canoes Windsurfing Fishing Tennis (Island Style) Beach Volleyball Petanque / Bocce Island Tours Village & Plantation Tour Sunday Church Reef Walking Floor Show

Diving:

For those wanting to dive crystal clear waters with excellent marine life and superb coral dive sites. Our boats are within minutes of many fun diving spots. Expert local dive guides from Royal Sunset take you to the beautiful clear waters surrounding the Tongan Islands. Dive "ET", Ha’atafu drop-off, Telemachus Reef, King’s Reef, Hakaumama’o’and the Boiler. You can even dive with the Whales during August - September. Royal Sunset Island Resort is on 'Atata Island and the property is set in an eight acre tropical garden only seven miles away from downtown Nuku'alofa. The resort is in a beautiful natural environment, existing in harmony with a traditional fishing village which provides staff, fish, entertainment and a wonderful cultural exchange experience for guests. As well as the peaceful surroundings and the village association. Property description: 14 two room fales (bungalows) up to 4 people and 2 superior on the western side, 10 on the eastern at cheaper rate, all located on an idyllic beach.

Affiliation:

PADI

Boat Description:

We have 4 Speed Boats.

Sites Visited:

Scuba divers can enjoy the rich flora and fauna of the pacific ocean, cave dives or drift dives around one of the best locations of the Kingdom of Tonga and just few minutes by boat from the resort like the Ha’atafu Cave, the Duff Reef wall with big fishes and sharks. A wreck just off the island can take you back to 1915 steam powered vessels era.