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Swimming with whales in Tonga

Humpback whales in Vava'u Tonga
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Chick Swimming under water of Vava'u, Tonga

I’ve always jumped at the opportunity to swim out to wild dolphins, I didn’t imagine swimming with whales. Swimming with whales vava u I travelled to Tonga to do exactly that.

I landed in the islands of Vava’u, with a quick skate from the airport dodging potholes I got a feel for Tonga. Palm trees, pigs running around, locals in the back of run-down pick up trucks. A classic pacific island life, but it has something special.

Photographer Stefan Haworth in Vava'u Tonga
chick running on white sand beaches of Vava'u Tonga
Photographer Stefan Haworth dodging potholes and skating in Vava'u Tonga

Vava’u gives a perfectly sheltered sanctuary for humpback whales to give birth so every year they migrate there. This gives swimming with whales vava u a chance to get in close and personal with these giants and the babies.

With wild animals its hard to know if just one day is enough, plus I was there to photograph the whales so I’d like to make sure I got quality images. A month in vava’u, 11 days of that I got to swim with the whales thanks to Vaka Vave whale swim. There some were amazing days, and some average days but then I had to kick myself and look at what I was doing. I was swimming with whales, never had I thought that would be possible.
Freediving in caves of Vava'u Tonga

Out on the boat at dawn, crawling amongst the island scouting the horizon for ‘blows’, which is a faint puff as they breath. Once we spot some we’d creep over, wait 10-15minutes until they surface again. The local legend Izy from who guided us would go spot the whale in the water to see if they would be worth swimming with. There wasn’t a huge rush, we’d see whale after whale, but the key would be looking at the signs if they would stick around or leave. He signalled that it was a ‘singer’. The night before at the accommodation I heard of all the stories and what a ‘singer’ was. I was frothing and hoped to witness it. I entered the water and instantly felt what a ‘singer’ was. It hit my body like being at the front of a festival stage. The sound echoed into my body, I needed earmuffs. Here was this massive truck sized male humpback whale 20m underneath. Just laying, singing away. I was in complete awe, forgetting to breath, trying to remember where I should be. As time passed and totally forgetting to take photos, just watching, I really wasn’t ready for the next part. It was slowly raising to the surface and coming right for me, it then really showed it’s true size as it came up to breath.

Chick jumping off a boat in Vava'u Tonga
chick at the beach during sunset in Vava'u Tonga

Photographer Stefan Haworth and Mel enjoying a campfire in Vava'u Tonga
Photographer Stefan Haworth cutting a Coconut, Vava'u, Tonga
Back in the boat and adrenaline hitting my body, we were on the search again, this time for a mother and calf. It didn’t take long to find one close by. It was brief but amazing to see this curious calf cruise past. I couldn’t believe how many whales there were, it was just a matter of looking. Not all days were like that though, sometimes a couple of hours till we found a whale that wasn’t travelling or diving deep. But it made it more special when you did find one that was curious.
girl walking on white sand beaches of Vava'u Tonga
chick Swimming under water of Vava'u Tonga
I met some awesome friends there but spent most of my time with an swimming with whales vava u weirdo like me, Mel, who’s travelling the world for a year studying cetacean research and coral rehabilitation as a Rolex Scholar. She’s doing some amazing stuff which I highly respect. She’ll be out swimming with bull sharks and telling me to ‘man up’ and ‘stop being a pussy’ to further explain they’re actually mistaken. To see such a short chick so confident and passionate about them its got me somewhat open to maybe getting down deep without a cage. Truely inspiring. It was pretty cool to have met her in Tonga, really made it for me, going on on adventures.

Vava’u isn’t like all pacific islands, its not surrounded by endless beaches, more so, large cliffs, but there’s some hidden white sand beaches for those who know where to look. A boat makes life a lot easier. Mel and I decided to get away from the main island of viva’u. A mosquito net, machete, towels, water and bread was all we had. Dropped by boat at sunset we fetched some long sticks to make a teepee for our shelter and faded next to a fire. The next morning our jaw dropped, white sand beach. It was gorgeous. I know exactly where I’m going back to next, living off coconuts and rum. Sadly there’s a downside to this beautiful place.

Humpback whales in Vava'u Tonga
chick Swimming in turquoise waters of Vava'u Swimming with whales vava u is really really beautiful but being a developing country, the rubbish is a problem like any place. Don’t get me wrong its clean, very clean but for islands they have it harder. One, it’s an island with limited space and no recycling. Two, majority of locals knowledge not knowing that every piece of plastic will last many life times and having a dependancy on convenient plastic. Sadly its our input and importation that has brought this to the islands. Our want for coca cola and sprite in bottles and cans, shampoo and conditioner, the plastic bag and straws. Travelling to lesser developed countries you still see the use of banana leaves for serving food, or coconut bowls and palm fronds used for everything. It’s something hopefully more islands pick up on and get back to their roots. Sadly, though it’s fading and hard to see a change. </p></div><div><img width=
It truely has a massive affect on the environment. Some of the photos featured show an amazing beach but in true honesty, turn 180 degrees and you’ll face a massive beach full of thousands of bits of rubbish washed up from the winds. Yes I thought it would be nice to spend a day cleaning it up, but the more I see of it sadly I feel it’s only me sweeping it under the rug and moving it to a less visible area. A better way I’ve found is being super blunt with the locals when I talk to them, if they ask me if I like Tonga, I would swimming with whales vava u “yes, I love it but its very disgusting…” To which they look shocked, then to further explain how bad the rubbish is. That Boite vav definition feel that will have a better longer affect, when swimming with whales vava u truth hits home that their beautiful land can turn into a trash pit quite easily. Generations can be taught from that one person swimming with whales vava u rather than being told do it this way. But who knows it’s not an easy game. They’re still developing, even our own country is far from perfect.
Humpback whales in Vava'u Tonga
Mel, Vava'u Tonga
girl swimming in white sand beaches of Vava'u Tonga
Sitting in the water where is vava located several massive male whales swimming right for you barging into each other in competition, chasing behind the female can be quite scary place to vava soccer player. This is a ‘heat run’, we’re dropped off ahead of the commotion. In weird way it’s all swimming with whales vava u slow motion speed, they know where you are, they will swim underneath or around you. But its just unscripted madness. You just don’t know how they are going to form. One heat run I swam to join them, as I swam over the reef drop there’s a two males underneath, mother and calf right in front, then another male already ahead swimming back to make sure I wasn’t a male threat. Another heat run, I was able to follow the madness as 3 males chased the female, then all the males turned around at once kicking their tails sending me in turbulent waters and blowing a wall of bubbles so I couldn’t follow anymore.
Freediving in caves of Vava'u Tonga
With tourism comes money, but that tourism is coming from the whales. If there’s no whales there goes the main tourism. Luckily the there’s a great bunch of great operators that put the whales first and the customers second. The whales boundaries are the whales boundaries, the guides will tell you if you’re in the wrong and make it very clear. They really care for the whales which I find hugely important. I was unsure at first about swimming with the whales in Tonga. When I swam with whale sharks in Mexico, it was a shit show. It was disgusting, a hundred boats swarming 30-40 whale sharks. People jumping in everywhere. It was rushed and horrible to the animals. Not a moments rest and purely amount making money, pleasing the customer.
Tonga was the opposite. There’s certain rules to follow so you’re not bugging the whales, 2 people in the water at once with the guide and limited time a boat can be near the fresh calf then an hour gap before any other boat can arrive. No boats out on Sunday. There’s communication between boats. It was relaxed, but of course sometimes the whales don’t stick around forever so if you don’t listen and get in when you’re supposed to, you’ll miss out. 
Over my time there I learnt some operators aren’t co-operating with some of those rules. With further room for improvement, hopefully there’s refinement over all the registered operators and a better structure so standards can be kept. Couldn’t recommend Vaka Vave whale swim and Whales in the Wild any higher. But good luck you might need to wait a year or more in advance to book.
Mel at the beach during a storm in Vava'u Tonga
chick at the beach in Vava'u Tonga
Looking for waves in Vava'u Tonga

Tonga opened my eyes up to the ocean. When I was back in Sydney watching the humpbacks pass by, hearing everyone in excitement… I just smiled, I had just spent a month swimming with them. Cheers to the awesome crew that took me out, especially Izy, Diane and Andrew from Vaka Vave along with Phil from Whales in the Wild. Fruit loops; Roanna and Mel for keeping me sane but even more for Mel putting up with me on adventures around Tonga, and the mad man Jeff who travels the world hiding treasure. Tonga was amazing!
I now have an even greater respect for these animals, not just the sheer size, but the graciousness they have around them, the intelligence then to see them launching out of the water. Its something I will never forget.

Humpback whales in Vava'u Tonga

Vava’u Whale Swimming Operators

The Vava’u whale swimming operators are set up around the realities of life… Tourism is really the only significant industry in the Vava’u Group of islands and it revolves around the two main groups of visitors. Those who come to swim with or watch the whales and yachties.

Vavu’a whale swimming operators - It pays to advertise.

While the yachties spend a reasonable amount of money in the shops and restaurants while they are in town. The whale swimmers and whale watchers spend much more and are very much the main game! What is the salary of a vavair, because the whale season is relatively short, from around mid July to the end of October, there is not much to do outside of those months.

So the operators obviously want to maximize their revenue when the whales are there. And, while visitor numbers are increasing, the number of operators is controlled by the licenses issued by the Tongan Government.

Vava’u Whale Swimming Operators

The number of licenses and how they are issued is somewhat of a mystery… But in 2019 there swimming with whales vava u apparently a total of 40 licenses granted for all of Tonga. With 22 in Vava’u, 8 in Ha’apai, 7 in Tongatapu and 3 in ‘Eua.

Overall, the ownership of those businesses was 52.5% foreign and 177 people were employed in those enterprises.

What this all means is that there are a limited number of companies with licenses to take tourists out swimming with whales vava u swim with the whales. And… holding on to those licenses requires compliance with the Tongan whale watching regulations.

Over the past 3-4 years there has been increasing evidence that not all the operators are following the rules. This came to a head in February 2020 swimming with whales vava u Tonga’s Ministry of Tourism announced that the number of licenses in Vava’u would be reduced from 22 to 20! 

Clearly there are “issues” with the whale swimming operators in Tonga. Something that has been described very well by Kirsty Bowe. 

Kirsty is the daughter of Allan Bowe, who arrived in Tonga in 1992 and started Whale Watch Vava’u the swimming with whales vava u year with the first whale swimming license issued by the Tongan Government!

Vava’u Whale Swimming Operators – Boat Pressure

My personal experience in Vava’u was that those rules were followed. But Swimming with whales vava u have heard many other stories that indicate my experience was not typical!

Vavu’a whale swimming operators - last year's dive boat

The general term used to describe the overall impact of this behavior on the whales is “boat pressure”.

Whereby too many boats are trying to get their guests in the water at the same time. Greatly stressing the whales in the overall process.  

Google “whale watching in Tonga” and you will find pages of companies all offering fantastic experiences. Clearly though that is not the case and it all boils down to who you use. Plus, to compound it all, Tonga is not the easiest place to operate from.

And there are very significant logistical challenges in running a business that involves taking people out on the water to swim with large marine creatures. All of which add up very quickly.

So don’t go to Tonga for the whales and expect to do it on the cheap. Because your chances of success will be minimal…

A Quality Experience – Here’s How it Works…

I went to Tonga because it had been on my bucket list for a few years. Basically I really wanted to be in the swimming with whales vava u with the humpback whales and get some good photographs.

Sounds kind of easy – right? The Tongan Government seems pretty chilled about these things and lets you in the water. The whales are there, the boats take you out – next step, the front cover of National Geographic!

Trust me, it’s not that easy… If you want a quality experience the first thing you need is a guide. One who really understands the humpback whales and respects their behavior. Secondly, and most importantly, that guide is working with one of the operators that has all the logistics worked out!

Finally, and of profound importance, both the guide swimming with whales vava u the operator must follow the rules. Which also means that you, as the paying guest, must follow the guide’s instructions.

I did a lot of research on who I should use for my trips to Tonga and was happy with the results. You can contact me if you would like some advice on that.

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LUMINESCENCE ("Lumi")

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Spontaneous emission of light as a result of the excitation of atoms by energy other than heat. Bioluminescence, fluorescence, and phosphorescence are examples of luminescence that can be produced by biological or chemical process. 

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Let MV Kalo take you on the experience of a lifetime, whale watching/swimming in the beautiful waters of the Vava'u Islands, Tonga.

Vava'u is the third most northern group of Islands in the Kingdom of Tonga, and hosts 42 limestone islands filled with marine life, snorkel sites, white sandy beaches and is home to the South Pacific Humpback Whale.

Visit the wonders of The Kingdom of Tonga and enjoy a fabulous nature and culture immersed holiday, a peaceful paradise in the middle of the South Pacific Ocean.

Tonga is also one of the few places on the globe where not only can you watch, but also swim with Whales.  

Join us and experience the beauty and grace of these majestic mammals within the sheltered waters that Vava'u has to offer. 

Humpback whales migrate from their feeding grounds in Antarctica to the warm waters of Tonga to mate and give birth.  They begin to arrive in June/July and calves are born between July and September. As well as having calves; single male whales compete for the attention of a female. swimming with whales vava u to the trumpet blows and witness the mighty displays of breaching, spy hopping, tail slapping and pectoral fin shows in the battle to mate for the following season. Put your head underwater and hear, see and feel the song of the male humpback whale as he fills the ocean with notes, clicks, grunts and whistles to attract a female and warn off smaller males.





As a member of the Tonga Whale Watching Operators Association we comply with the regulations of the Kingdom of Tonga when interacting with the whales.

This means that only 4 guests and 1 guide may enter the water with the whales at any one time.  This of course only enhances your experience with these beautiful creatures.

MV Kalo provides a stable platform for the keen photographer to capture the boisterous play of the calves and the brilliant courtship displays of the adults.

Our vessel is equipped with all safety equipment and has a bathroom on board.

MV Whalesong offers snorkeling trips swimming with whales vava u can incorporate a BBQ lunch enjoyed on a deserted beach.  She is 12m long and has a drop down ramp for easy access to and from the water.

There are many beautiful sites to explore, including caves that can only be accessed from the water.


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Vava’u is an island group like no other that consists of 56 islands within a 20 mile area and one of the few places in the world where it is possible to have the unique experience of swimming with humpback whales. The whales migrate to the protected calving and breeding grounds of the warm and tranquil waters of Vava’u during the months of July through October.

We are a licensed Whale Swim Tour operator with 18 years of experience. Our island resort is located in the heart of the whale sanctuary and on one of the two main channels where the whales enter the island what is the salary of a vavair. We are not keen as other operators in utilizing the swimming with whales experience as a commercial enterprise but we are privileged by our location and therefore we only cater to our guests staying with us at our resort. Our location gives us the advantage of getting a head start on our tours verses the operators which depart from the main town of Neiafu which is 10 miles away.

We practice the art of approaching these gentle swimming with whales vava u with a noiseless manner and determining whether the calf is old enough to be curios to interact with the swimmers. Our tours are done on our traditional 37ft outrigger Tofua’a Moana. Taken from the Polynesian design, this outrigger has been built on the Eueiki Island by the owner, Mark Belvedere. The Tofua’a Moana (Ocean Whale) is an environmentally friendly vessel, moving quickly and smoothly to provide you with the most comfortable and non-obtrusive approach what is the salary of a vavair the whales.

During a whale swim tour, Mark, the owner / operator of treasure Island resort, spotted a humpback whale that had fishermen’s long lines entangled on its’ tail. The whale was in trouble. Concerned for the life of the whale, Mark devised a tool to cut the lines off the whales’ tail. In this video you can see how Mark and our whale swim guide, Nolo saved the humpback whale.

Our Swim with Whales / What is the salary of a vavair Watching & Listening tours have a duration of approximately 4 to 6 hours. Our rate for this tour is T$60.00 per person per hour. Therefore, your Swim with Whales / Whale Watching & Listening package may be adjusted accordingly at the end of your stay.

 

Tonga Whale Watching and Swimming Regulations 2013

By law only four guests and one guide are permitted in the water at any one time. Our tour is usually a 6 hour tour weather depending and adjustable optoma cinemax p1 vs vava 4k the end of your stay. Please read the following link to get familiarized with our guidelines for this activity.

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Our 48-acre island is big enough to make it interesting and small enough to get to know it. Our Island has two beautiful hiking trails. The trail to the upper plateau takes its hikers to discover the unknown tomb of an ancient ancestor and rewards them with spectacular views of the islands to the south. The lower plateau trail takes hikers to a cave where our resident Coconut Crabs have been residing vava soccer player hundreds of years.

This activity is free of charge.

The resort is surrounded by many nearby islands that make ideal destinations for kayaking, sailing and uninhabited island exploring. Our island is fortunate to have a beach that is swimmable at all tide conditions and its’ nearby reef is one of the best snorkeling area in the Kingdom. We provide snorkeling gear, but we suggest you bring your own equipment for maximum comfort.

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For those water sport enthusiastic, enjoy the accommodation, hospitality and service that we give by staying at Treasure Island Resort and BOY (Bring your own) Gear to enjoy activities such as:

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Historical Adventure in Paradise Snorkel Tour

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Historical Adventure in Paradise Snorkel Tour (Tour available from 16 October thru 14 July)

Venture off by boat on a guided tour to our neighboring island of ‘Euakafa where an interesting hike to the tomb of a Samoan princess and her lover awaits you. Learn some of the historical tales and legends of Tongas’ interesting cultural past and present. Continue on to discover the magnificence of various historical caves on different islands where you will stop for lunch, snorkel and swim inside the caves and their crystal clear waters. This tour is approximately 3 to 4 hours and include in the packaged rates.

Tonga is located on the Pacific Ocean’s infamous “ring of fire” and prevailing currents bring an abundance of volcanic nutrients to the islands to nourish our rich soft and hard coral beds. Our lush tropical forest provides the ideal setting to discover nature’s non-marine beauty from a South Pacific perspective. You can learn to husk, grate and use coconuts for both food and crafts. The island is home to a large number of bird species and lucky bird watchers may even catch a glimpse of “flying foxes” or the Tongan Whistler, one of Tonga’s two endemic species.

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Walk and Circumnavigate the Island (Free of Charge) – At low tide you can walk and circumnavigate the entire island (proper shoe attire is recommended) to enjoy our coral garden, marine life, amazing caves, cliffs and rock formations that have been formed through time by the tides.

Sundays in Tonga

In the Kingdom of Tonga, there is no trade on Sundays. Sunday is a day to relax and soak in the beauty and the culture of this island nation. There is no whale swimming activity on Sundays. The Kingdom of Tonga is the heart of the Polynesian Culture, and one of the oldest kingdoms in the world. This is the only Pacific nation which has never been conquered and is a true monarchy. It, therefore, retains the authentic character and traditions of the South Pacific. On Sundays you can just relax and enjoy our beautiful island and a magnificent beach and a protected reef. You can swimming with whales vava u enjoy a walk around the island or go to our “outlook” and enjoy the magnificent views. During the evening after dinner, enjoy a Historical talk and learn about the Maritime achievements and History of these great navigators and their unique voyaging vessels.

Whale Swim, Watching & Listening Tour (Tours available from 15th of July thru 15th of October)

Treasure Island Eueiki Eco-Resort is located in the center of the island group where the humpback whales come each year during the months of July, August, September and October. The whales leave the open ocean to give birth to their calves and breed in the warm and protected tranquil waters of Vava’u. Our Island is situated between two of the three deep water channels where the whales enter the island group from the south. We are a licensed whale swim operator. So…start with the advantage of already being in the center of the whale nursery to take our tour from swimming with whales vava u island on one of our two boats. “Tofua’a Moana” is our traditional 37ft outrigger. Taken from the Polynesian design, this outrigger has been built on Eueiki Island by the owner, Mark Belvedere. The Tofua’a Moana (Ocean Whale) is an environmentally friendly vessel, moving quickly, smoothly and quietly to provide you with the most comfortable and non-obtrusive approach to the whales. “Moana Loloto” (Deep Swimming with whales vava u designed and built by the resorts’ owner, Mark Belvedere, is our newest addition to our fleet. Built in Nuku’alofa, Tonga, “Moana Loloto” is a 31ft. long, walk around cabin with a tunnel haul and we have her vava yacht specs an exploration, whale swim and scuba boat. This vessel is also very quiet and vava night light south africa when utilizing it for swimming with the whales. Enjoy the singing of the male’s song through our hydrophones

Children and Whale Swimming

Children are not allowed to participate in the “Swimming with the Whales” activity UNLESS THEY ARE STRICTLY UNDER THE RESPONSIBILITY OF A PARENT AND OR GUARDIAN AND THE RESPONSIBLE ADULT AND OR GUARDIAN SIGNS A WAIVER FOR THE CHILD.

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