8 days
$AUD 963 per day
"Ethical", "sustainable", "professional", "best practice", "responsible" ... these are all words that our guests and conservation partners have used to describe the highly experienced professionals that will guide you on this life-changing experience. The Kingdom of Tonga is a beautiful destination in its own right but it's become famous in recent years as the global epicentre of swimming with Humpback Whales. With longer, more sustained encounters with whales, we are delighted to have the chance to introduce you safely and sustainably, to Tonga's largest and most charismatic inhabitants.
Your 8-day tour starts the moment you land in Tonga when we pick you up from Nuku’Alofa airport and we transport you to the comfort of the seafront Tanoa Dateline hotel.
You will be met by your tour leader who along with Tongan crew and hospitality staff will be looking after you during your stay. It’s possible to go the whole week barely opening your wallet, as almost everything is included.
We have two non-swim days, where you can explore and relax. This includes the Sunday, which is a cultural day off. On this day you can attend a local church service (an amazing cultural experience in itself), hang out at the accommodation or go snorkelling in front of the hotel.
We will take you to a Tongan feast and also give you the chance to taste kava. This will happen when the timing is right. We choose this based on the days it operates based on the rest of our weather-dependent schedule. This may or may not be on the same day as our cultural tour, where you will be driven around the island (it's only about 40km diameter) and learn all about its art, culture and history.
All meals are provided with vegetarian meals and other dietary requirements accommodated.
For five of the days we will be heading to the harbour and boarding our vessel.
This brand-new boat is one of the best-appointed in the Kingdom. It is comfortable with plenty of room, shelter and it has a built-in toilet (something few, if any, other whale swims boats provide).
Our trips are with a Licensed Whale Swim operator and guides. We can cater for most experience levels, even younger children, though they must be competent swimmers and confident to be in the free ocean.
We start the day for newcomers with a snorkel to test your skills. Under the careful guidance of our whale specialist, we will then spend time looking for and learning about whales. Finding the right whales means getting the best encounters possible - and while we have had up to 15 swims in a day, sometimes a single swim can last over an hour. It just depends on the whales’ mood and that’s where our experts make all the difference to your experience.
Currency exchange surcharge
Most Pacific Island nation currency is either linked to, or heavily influenced by the USD. Tonga operates under its own currency, the Tongan Pa’anga (TOP). In recent months, however, this exchange has become increasingly volatile as the US treasury further buys out its own debt. The current product price is based on an exchange rate of 1.00 AUD = 1.52 TOP and 1.00 AUD = 0.64 USD. If the rates vary and prices alter by more than 1.5%, we reserve the right to revise the price with a surcharge.
Fuel price surcharge
Fuel prices have tripled this year. If fuel prices continue to rise, a fuel surcharge may also be charged. This is an unfortunate but necessary exclusion, given that some trips may be booked two years in advance.
We are based on the main island of Tongatapu, so there are no internal flights needed. Air New Zealand – Auckland to Nuku'alofa (3 hours);
Virgin Australia – Sydney to Nuku'alofa (4h30mins); and Fiji Airways – Melbourne/Sydney to Nuku'alofa via Nadi (4h30mins+) are among the current options. Once you land we will pick you up from the airport as part of our service.
NOTE Our whale swims start on the Thursday but our tour date starts on the Wednesday. This is because flights can land any time from Wednesday afternoon to Thursday about 1AM. The Wednesday night accommodation is included for you, so you can either arrive on the Wednesday, or have a bed waiting for you when you arrive in the early hours of that night. This is why our tour is advertised as Wed-Wed.
Tonga is located further from almost anywhere else on Earth. As you can imagine, western-style food is not easy to source and create. The majority of local cuisine is fish and several types of locally-grown potato. The menu at the Tanoa is, nonetheless, varied, delicious and constantly praised by visitors. But occasionally ingredients may not be available and that is a simple consequence of being on an island of 120,000 people that is not more than 40km across and 5,000km from the nearest large, and populated landmass.
While snorkelling gear is provided, if you have your own, it's always more comfortable.
For your own personal comfort, we recommend a 5mm dive hood (as most of your body heat is lost through your head). Thermal underlayers for your wetsuit can also be useful, if you get cold.
If you are at all prone to seasickness, take advice from a doctor and bring medicine. It does get a bit rough on the small boat from time to time.
A wind-proof spray jacket and warm pullover is also useful. After being in and out of the sea all day, it can get cold in the wind when the boat is moving.
Apart from that, most other things are taken care of.
You will need a certain minimum level of fitness for this trip.
If you are in any doubt as to whether you can safely swim in the open ocean (without seeing the seafloor) in waves and swell, this may not be the trip for you. Nevertheless, our guides are there to help and we can provide some floatation aid. You can always talk to us for further advice.
If you get seasick, you must expect this will happen daily on this trip.
You must be able to swim.
In theory there is no age limit (young or old) as it all depends on competency in the water and fitness. We do discourage very young children as it means an adult must be with them at all times. It may not be convenient and being on a boat at sea does present dangers such as falling overboard.
The itinerary remains flexible due to the nature of the weather.
Five days whale swims
We have five swim days.
One day cultural excursion
A sixth day is where we will enjoy a cultural excursion and learn about the island.
Sunday day off (by law)
Sunday we cannot offer any paid tours or guiding because it is illegal on Tonga.
Arrival day
For clarity, our tour lasts 8 days from the morning of Day 1 (Thursday) to the morning of Day 8 (following Thursday) to coincide with standard flight arrival times.
Additional night included, bringing this tour to 8 days and 8 nights
The package includes the night of arrival (i.e. the Wednesday night), as many of the flights come in late and you may not clear customs until about 2:30AM. We will have a comfortable bed waiting for you.
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Day 0 | Pre-arrival | For guests arriving from overseas or those who wish to fly in a day earlier, we can accommodate you with a check in from 2pm. | OPTIONAL |
Day 1 | Thursday | We will plan a leisurely breakfast and leave at 7:45am for the 5-minute bus journey to the boat. | OR Cultural tour on 1 day out of the 6 (excluding Sunday) |
Day 2 | Friday | On all remaining days. breakfast starts at 6:30am. At 7:45am the bus takes us to the harbour where we board our vessel for our safety briefings for an 8:00am departure. On one of the evenings, our guide will give a presentation about Humpback whales in Tonga. | |
Day 3 | Saturday | ||
Day 4 | Sunday | Rest day, for Tongan Cultural reasons | |
Day 5 | Monday | We spend the full day on the water searching for and swimming with Humpback Whales. Lunch, morning and afternoon teas are provided. Evening meals are provided on all these days On the last night we will eat together for a final farewell and may be joined by some guests arriving for the following week. | Cultural tour on 1 day out of the 6 (excluding Sunday) |
Day 6 | Tuesday | ||
Day 7 | Wednesday | ||
Day 8 | Thursday |
On the final day, check out of your accommodation. Airport transfers for those who are departing Tonga. |
Please note, this is a $0.00 deposit reservation.
After you submit this Reservation Request we will send you a complete copy of our standard travel Terms and Conditions to review. Only once you are happy and have signed this, will we send you an invoice for 20% of the tour price, which will become a non-refundable deposit and your trip will be confirmed.
**Until you have heard from us and your trip is confirmed, please do not book any flights or make any other related travel arrangements.**
Please also confirm, by ticking the box above, that you are able to swim and believe yourself fit enough to spend extended periods in the open ocean swimming with whales.
The island of Tongatapu has a population of only 120,000 people and a very small tourism labour force. It's a constant effort to re-enforce and improve standards, and the Tanoa Hotel group have been leaders in this.
The island's Kingdom is fiercely independent. The result is more of a typical South Pacific laid-back approach to all things ... especially, since life can change fast, due to the natural hardships of living in the middle of the Pacific.
But this lifestyle is more a byproduct of the community's incredible resilience and also why they are called the Happy Isles.
The five years leading up to 2023 also saw the communities impacted first by the eye of a terrible cyclone that wiped out much of the town, followed by the tsunami, that took out most coastal resorts (an 8m wave hit the west coast resorts), then falling ash from the volcano swamped the island with mud. Then COVID hit.
We like to say, tourists go to Fiji, travellers come to Tonga. Come with an open mind and prepared to relax among the locals and you will have a wonderful time. It is a joyful place you will be welcomed with open hearts.
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Schedule of Professional Service Fees
Planning Fee |
$125 per itinerary. Creating unique travel itineraries is our specialty. For detailed quotations providing tailored recommendations for custom designed tours, a non-refundable planning fee applies. Should you proceed with booking, this fee is credited towards your trip.
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Service Fees |
$40 Domestic/Trans-Tasman airfare per person or as discounted
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$150.00 International airfare per person or as discounted
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$50.00 Domestic/Trans-Tasman business class airfare per person or as discounted
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$200.00 International business class airfare per person or as discounted |
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NIL Domestic/Trans-Tasman package, tour, or cruise per booking
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NIL International package, tour, or cruise per booking |
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$ Other Services dependent on service explained to you |
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$200 to $500 Itinerary planning per booking (credited towards reservation once booked) |
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Deposit & Balance |
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Amendment Fees |
Changes to Domestic/Trans-Tasman bookings will incur a fee of $50 per passenger per booking in addition to Provider and credit card fees.
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Changes to International bookings (excluding Trans-Tasman bookings) will incur a fee of $50 per passenger per booking in addition to Provider and credit card fees.
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Cancellation Fees |
Cancellations to Domestic/Trans-Tasman bookings will incur a fee of $75 per passenger per booking in addition to Provider and credit card fees.
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Cancellations to International bookings (excluding Trans-Tasman bookings) will incur a fee of $150 per passenger per booking in addition to Provider and credit card fees.
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Credit Card Fees |
Visa - an additional 2.0% applies
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Mastercard - an additional 2.0% applies
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American Express - an additional 2.0% applies
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