City: Alofi
Top Things to do in Alofi
What to do and see in Alofi, Niue: The Best Things to do
With a population of just over 600 people, Niue's humble capital, Alofi, is home to much of the island nation's industry, its government and the only bank in the country. The area is marked by steep limestone cliffs, coastal caves and the beautiful Alofi Bay. 2004's Cyclone Hete caused extensive damage to the southern half of the city, but essential services such as the hospital and government buildings have since been rebuilt in more protected locations.
Restaurants in Alofi
1. Matapa Chasm
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 125 reviews
Fresh cool water from a stream made this chasm a favorite swimming place for the kings of Niue.
Reviewed By Hopotoa
This place used to be a reserve bathing spot for kings only royal bathe. When Christianity is introduced to Niue, the system of kings no longer exist. The royal bathe area becomes public swimming and picnic area. Anybody swim there can feel the royalty and the majestic of the kings feelings of welcome. The special feature of this swimming spot is the cool fresh water flowing from underneath the rocks from top to meet the warm sea water which made it unique. Purity of water meets preserving of life, healing and cleansing by sea salt. People can climb up top and jump off the high rocks.
2. Magical Niue Sea Adventures
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5.0 based on 105 reviews
Magical Niue is offering the following adventures: SCUBA DIVING,PADI dive courses, Whale watching, Snorkeling with whales/dolphins, Educational Sea Tours with/without snorkelling,Underwater Scooter Experience, Clear Bottom kayaks, Touring Sea kayaks,and the Sub-wing experience. Magical Niue is dedicated to providing the best customer service possible.
3. Ebony Rainforest Tours
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Perfect way to acquaint yourself with Niue's lush tropical forest with one of the most knowledgeable guide in Niue also one of Niue's skillful Carver Jack Feleti
4. Explore Niue Island Tour
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5.0 based on 3 reviews
Explore Niue Island Tour is a great way to discover the many points of interest on the island before you head out on your own. Not only does it provide you with an insight into our history and way of life, we will also give you a great overview of how you can maximise your time on island. From great snorkeling spots, scenic attractions and places to eat let us give you a great introduction to Niue
5. Niue Wahoo Fishing Charters
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Niue Wahoo Fishing Charters is skippered by local fisherman Cliff Marsh. When in season we target Wahoo, MahiMahi, Tuna's & many more. We offer 2 charter options, our standard 5 hour fishing charter or a relaxing afternoon charter for 2.5 hours. But for those fishing enthusiast we can customize a program to suit our anglers preferences. Gear, tackle, bait and a light refreshment is provided.
6. Niue OrientationTour
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5.0 based on 370 reviews
Maximise your holiday experience with our Niue Orientation Tour the morning after you arrive. During the 4 to 5 hour journey your small group of up to six, stop along the way to explore a cove, a cave, a chasm, cliff tops, & snorkelling spots. We provide a unique resource pack that includes a 4 page colour brochure highlighting iconic locations. Additional resources include tidal, weather and safety information correlated to swimming and reef walking locations. This local knowledge, plus commentary provides a context to Niue and helps you plan for the best window of opportunity for safety and enjoyment. We also offer trekking poles for additional support on our tracks during the tour. These can be retained for the duration of your visit. An added bonus and souvenir is a USB stick with our 7Gb compilation of videos and photography of cultural and weather events, interactions with whales and dolphins and yacht rescues.
7. All Relativf Cocktail Bar
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5.0 based on 7 reviews
We bring to Niue its very own Cocktail Bar. The first of its kind on the island boasting an extensive cocktail list tailored to what is readily available on the island. Local product is used in our cocktails and also our smoothies. A great selection of beers , wine and very impressive premium and super premium spirits. We offer free WiFi to our customers which is not available anywhere else on the island. Music, people and a positive impact at All Relativf!
Reviewed By isobeld145
We discovered this place when we stopped at the supermarket (Swansons). We were with our young children and John the bartender extraordinaire obligingly made then smoothies which meant we had a moment to enjoy one hours great cocktails! Wifi was super handy! Came back kid free before dinner too - great way to start the night! Thanks All Relativf, hope we come back to Niue soon!
8. Opaahi Landing
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4.5 based on 24 reviews
The historic location where Captain Cook attempted to land in the 1700s.
Reviewed By Hopotoa
Uplifting feeling of once was a place the well known Captain James Cook landed in 1774 with the elite navy of her majesty of England the Queen Elizabeth. A history oriented person will automatically feel the presence of the event long past when the great navigator once was on at this very place confronting the elite warriors of Niue. Best of the best warriors of that time in the Pacific are a legend remembered by Niue people and all Pacific islands. Navy soldiers of England was no match for the fierce Niue warriors after a fierce challenge with the guns and cannon firepower of England. It didn't impress them at all. The captain was moved and was admired by their bravery. He honor their courage as a fair challenge during the negotiation ended up in a draw that the warriors won and a friendly diplomacy established. A metaphorical name Savage Island was given to honor and protect Niue from foreign invasion. A special envoy from England later visit Niue to meet the king to sign a treaty of ally country and under protection of her majesty the queen. The place has massive rocks brought in by legendary Maui to block the entrance to the land. Fishermen with their canoes go fishing at this place. A good place to take photos of people dress up as Niue warriors. It mainly a place where England and Niue made a historical connection. To this day that special connection still remains.
9. Hei Niue
10. Utuko Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 57 reviews
Reviewed By goddess_livvy - Sydney, Australia
Come at low tide and you will be treated to the best snorkelling on all of Niue. The corals are lush, colourful and varied and there is a huge number of fish and some sea snakes. The beach is quite small (and virtually disappears when it's not low tide) but the reef starts very close to the shore and is dense. Be careful of strong currents around here.
