Visit Atafu
Atafu Village
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The Atafu of Tokelau is a small, remote island in the South Pacific Ocean. It is one of three islands that make up the nation of Tokelau and can be reached via a three-hour voyage from Samoa. The Atafu people are deeply rooted in their culture and traditions, making it a popular destination for tourists looking to explore unique cultures and enjoy some tropical paradise.
Atafu offers stunning white sand beaches with crystal clear waters perfect for snorkeling or swimming. Along the coast you will find spectacular coral reefs teeming with fish life which can be enjoyed on boat trips or by kayaking around the island's lagoon.
History lovers should pay a visit to St John's Church in Matatufu village, one of oldest churches in Polynesia built by early London Missionary Society pioneers in 1858. For those seeking even more adventure, take an unforgettable guided sailing tour around nearby Nukunonu Island where you will get up close and personal with wild dolphins as they swim alongside your vessel!
Atafu offers stunning white sand beaches with crystal clear waters perfect for snorkeling or swimming. Along the coast you will find spectacular coral reefs teeming with fish life which can be enjoyed on boat trips or by kayaking around the island's lagoon.
History lovers should pay a visit to St John's Church in Matatufu village, one of oldest churches in Polynesia built by early London Missionary Society pioneers in 1858. For those seeking even more adventure, take an unforgettable guided sailing tour around nearby Nukunonu Island where you will get up close and personal with wild dolphins as they swim alongside your vessel!
