Tonga Yacht Charters


Tonga Yacht Charter
A sailing yacht charter vacation in Tonga in the South Pacific will feel like ‘heaven’. That’s what Captain Cook thought when he sailed upon the Ancient Kingdom of Tonga, two hundred years ago and named Tonga ‘the friendly islands’. Since then, these gorgeous islands have barely changed; such is the sedate pace with which life proceeds. A Tonga yacht charter will make you feel as though you’ve landed in paradise. On a sailing yacht charter or a motor yacht charter in Tonga, you can find out that 71 islands are still an untouched delight.

Tonga - Image courtesy of Tourism Tonga
The northern archipelago of Vava’u, with Neiafu at its heart, is becoming increasingly popular for yacht charters because of its charm and beauty with. In the waters off Vava'u, you'll find every imaginable shade of blue and green. White sandy beaches are protected by the reefs, providing superb sailing, swimming and snorkeling. The clarity of the water is astounding with visibility exceeding 100 feet! If like diving, there are underwater caves, a wide variety of hard corals, over 100 species of colorful tropical fish, giant clams, manta rays, sea turtles and spinner dolphins, not to mention the humpback whales. The humpback whales migrate to Vava’u each year, between June and August. Vava'u is one of the only places in the world, where you can still snorkel and dive with the whales.

Photos courtesy of Tourism Tonga
Onshore, you’ll find volcanoes, dramatic limestone cliffs and lush tropical rainforests to explore. Many of the islands of Vava'u are still uninhabited and unspoiled, which makes a sailing yacht charter, the best way to get around. The sailing conditions are calm and hospitable, even for the amateur sailor, and ideal for bareboat charters and crewed charters alike. The Kingdom of Tonga is one of the world's premier yet un-crowded sailing destinations. Come and discover this magic of Tonga, for yourself on a yacht charter, the best way to see Tonga.
Hunga Lagoon is lovely enclosed area and you can sail west from here to experience first rate deep-sea fishing for tuna, dorado and sailfish. Tonga also boasts many sea caves which can be visited on your yacht charter holiday, such as Swallows cave on the northern tip of Kapa Island or Mariner’s Cave, located at the northwest end of Naupapu Island.

Tonga yacht charter - Image credit to Tourism Tonga
All the main types of yacht charter boats are available in Tonga including motor, sailing, bareboat charter, skippered, crewed yachts, catamaran, power boat, sailboat, luxury yachts and even the occasional super yacht charter.
The primary yacht charter season is from April to November although charters can run all year round, subject to hurricane season from January to March.
Below is a list of some of the yachts available for Tonga boat rental. For additional information and the full list of yachts that best suite your needs and a personalised itinerary, don't hesitate to get in touch with our experienced brokers here.Charter Yachts in Tonga
Client Testimonials
What our clients say about chartering in Tonga
Hi Nicolas, Overall, the crew was very good - professional and pleasant. Sporting activities were better organised this year - the guys really knew what they were doing and were doing an outstanding job keeping...
Dear Nicolas, - Once again, many thanks for arranging this charter. For the boat - great in terms of overall layout - spacious rooms in brand new condition. Lots of space to move around and...
Hi Amanda, I wanted to forward a formal note of thanks regarding our charter of the S/Y Orion last month. We are truly spoiled, had a trip of a lifetime, and dream of the next...
Dear Nicolas and Josh, I want to thank you for help, it was a pleasure to work with you! Vacation was perfect; all the guests are absolutely satisfied! I hope to continue our cooperation next...
Hi Martha, As we mentioned to you on the phone all was GREAT!!! Great crew and great boat! Again thank you for the recommendation. M/Y MISCHEIF / December 27th - Jan 3rd / Leeward islands...
