Incredibly enough, this boulder weighing 1,200 tonnes (45 feet by 35 feet by 20 feet) was dragged in here – some 500 feet inland – by a huge tsunami some 7,000 years back.

It is all on dead corals – dry as a bone. The green continues all along the sand on the beach.

I did not spot them till my driver and friend Kelesi pointed them out for me. See the next picture…

Reputed to be the most beautiful beach in Tonga, there was nobody today. Apparently 75 degrees is too cold around here.

This Dutch seafarer landed in Fiji more than a century before Captain Cook could make it here. I finally realized why Tasmania is called Tasmania.

Regardless, check out the water colors where he landed!