Name: Anahulu Cave - The Underground Swimming Pool
Address: Halaliku Rd, Haveluliku
Rating: 4.5

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These are limestone caves with fresh water to swim in. Situated in the village of Haveluliku on the Eastern Side of Tonga and only about a 30 minute drive from Nuku'alofa it's a must see.A tour of the cave ( including a swim) plus drop off and pick...more

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Halaliku Rd, Haveluliku, Tongatapu Island, Tonga

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TravelinAlan

Los Angeles, California

1037221

Reviewed 1 week ago

Interesting Place

Make sure you are wearing comfortable shoes. Be prepared to get wet walking through. You can take a swim inside if you would like to.

Date of experience: November 2018

Thank TravelinAlan

Thanks for visiting hope you had a great time God Bless

Michael M

62

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Cool clear soft water

Taken here by our taxi driver. Remember to take bathers and a towel to enjoy the wonder cave swim. Cost to get in was reasonable.

Date of experience: November 2018

1 Thank Michael M

Thanks for your positive response hope to see you again

Matt G

Sydney, Australia

10812

Reviewed 2 weeks ago

Unreal (and watch out for the eel)

Brilliant. My wife and I had the place to ourselves, once a few local kids showed us safely past the entrance. Amazing experience. It did cost T$15 per person, I guess to keep the generator running for the lights in the cave :)

Date of experience: November 2018

1 Thank Matt G

Thank you n malo aupito for this excellent review God Bless

ncla040

Auckland Central, New Zealand

164

Reviewed 4 weeks ago

Beautiful Cave, worth more than $15TOP

This place is amazing! If it was in New Zealand, OSH would be all over it. The beauty is really in the simplicity of being able to enter and swim in the stunning waters with no red tape. We went on a day that had...More

Date of experience: October 2018

1 Thank ncla040

Malo aupito and thanking you for a good review of Anahulu Cave hope to see yous again God Bless

AuntyLe0

New Plymouth, New Zealand

243

Reviewed November 2, 2018

Unique Swimming Spot on Family Land

Good value for money with a TOP$15 entry fee. We didn't have a guide so just found our own way into the cave. The limestone formations were amazing with some local bats hanging around, but the best part was the freshwater pool for swimming -...More

Date of experience: October 2018

Thank AuntyLe0

Malo e lelei and thank you for your nice review hopefully we will see yous again ..God Bless !!!

karenbr0wne

Auckland Central, New Zealand

273

Reviewed October 28, 2018

Crystal clear & refreshing

If you have an underwater torch, take it but even without it, use your snorkelling gear so you can see even more. Well worth the visit TOP20 @NZ$16. So refreshing and great formations.

Date of experience: October 2018

Thank karenbr0wne

Hope you had great time thanks for visiting

suz2016823

Sydney, Australia

8

Reviewed October 12, 2018

Beautiful swim in crystal clear pool

Well worth the TOP$15!!! An experience like this would cost a lot more elsewhere. Our guide took us down to the pool...not a long walk through the cave to the pool at the bottom but slippery and dark ...we had to use our iphones for...More

Date of experience: October 2018

Thank suz2016823

Awesome review cant thank you enough God Bless !!!

myscha

Tauranga, New Zealand

15578

Reviewed October 8, 2018

Start from the Church above

We first went into the local Catholic Church up on the main road. The resident priest encouraged us to go down to the caves and rattled up a gratis guide for us. So off we went equipped with torches. The entry point has a very...More

Date of experience: September 2018

1 Thank myscha

We are very glad yous had a great time God Bless !!!

BobbyK940

268

Reviewed October 6, 2018 via mobile

Anahulu Caves

This was annawesome stop on the island tour. Neat to experience a raw location and experience that would be smothered in health and safety in NZ.

Date of experience: July 2018

Thank BobbyK940

Thanking you for your awesome review

SusanH5219

1

Reviewed September 28, 2018

WELL WORTH A VISIT!

Swimming underground looking at the limestone formations was very peaceful. We took reef shoes & a torch, & left our belongings in the boot of our locked car. So we had no issues with the walk in the cave being dark or slippery or items...More

Date of experience: September 2018

Thank SusanH5219

Thanking you for this lovely review

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Lowie H

Is this place ok to visit if your 6 months pregnant?

March 4, 2017|

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maybe its not ok with the entrance u have to bend down sorry I dont want to coz any problems with your pregancy ...if u are travelling with other people u can take a look first but to be on the safe side u might just go to... More

Jill H

Can you walk in on bare feet or do you need to wear shoes? Is it clear where it's safe to dive in off the rocks?

September 17, 2016|

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Pls wear sturdy shoes coz it could be slippery .. Local people walk in barefoot but the are used to it also with jumping off the rocks if you're doing bombs that's ok ..leave the diving in head first to the locals they're... More

Donna F

tt3 tour price please

January 16, 2016|

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It was 10 Tongan pagaa a person to enter the cave, or you can book cheap tours through teta tours, contact them through Facebook for their great prices, such as 70 tp for a half day tour

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