Discover ‘Eua with Toafa Lodge
Embrace the essence of ‘Eua, where tranquility meets adventure.
Your Island Sanctuary
 A Prime Location Just 15 minutes from pristine beaches and the captivating rainforest, our lodge is perfectly placed for your explorations. |  Sustainable Comfort Eco-friendly accommodations that don’t compromise on luxury, crafted from local timber and designed with the environment in mind. |
 Accommodation Spacious en-suite bedrooms with modern amenities ensure a stay defined by comfort and elegance. |  Our Commitment From personalized service to a passionate dedication to guest satisfaction, we’re here to ensure your stay is exceptional. |
 Discover ‘Eua with Us Adventure awaits just steps from your room. Explore the landscapes, culture, and activities that make ‘Eua remarkable. |
Discover ‘Eua: A Natural Wonderland
Natural Attractions
- Li’anga Huo a Maui: A striking cliff hole created by the Polynesian god Maui, offering a glimpse into ancient mythology.
- Lakufa’anga: Known for the legend of Tu’akau’ia and his family, who sacrificed themselves during a famine, believed to have transformed into seven turtles.
- Rock Garden: A serene spot featuring the unique “Hingano” pandanus flower, celebrated for its beauty and fragrance.
- ‘Ana ‘Ahu (Smoking Cave): A mystical, seemingly bottomless sinkhole with a waterfall that creates a smoky mist.
- Lokupo Lookout: A breathtaking vantage point above Lokupo Beach, perfect for panoramic views.
Adventure Activities
- Hiking and Trails: Explore various trails such as the one leading to Lokupo Lookout and Rock Garden.
- Cave Exploration: Visit fascinating caves like Rats Cave (‘Ana Kuma) and ‘Ana ‘Ahu for adventurous spelunking.
- Natural Slides and Pools: Enjoy the Heke Slide, a natural water slide, and Hafu Pool, a traditional bathing spot.
Cultural and Historical Sites
- Soldier’s Grave (Lonely Grave): The highest point in ‘Eua, marking the resting place of New Zealand soldier Lance Corporal A.E. Yealands.
- Tokopuha Folokotoa: Historically, the burial site for commoners during the time of Kaufana, now a significant cultural landmark.
Wildlife and Marine Life
- Bird Watching: Spot native bird species in their natural habitat.
- Marine Life: Discover the diverse marine life, including the unique “napping fish.”
Travel Tips
- Best Time to Visit: Plan your trip during the dry season for the best outdoor experiences.
- Packing Essentials: Bring comfortable hiking gear, swimwear, and a camera to capture the stunning landscapes.
- Local Etiquette: Respect local customs and traditions to enhance your visit.