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Photo: Oili in Niue 1992 Photo: Hole in the Rock in Niue 1992 Photo: Like Paradise. Niue 1992 Photo: Oili With Moped in Niue 1992 Photo: Flag of Niue 1992 Photo: Mens meeting in Niue island Photo: Pilgrim in Niue island Photo: Walking around Niue island Photo: Government of Niue

Photo: My guesthouse in Niue Photo: Road in Niue Photo: Taro in Niue market Photo: Walking around Niue island Photo: I stopped in this spot in Niue to drink a coconut Photo: Musicians in the market of Niue island Photo: Signs in Niue Photo: Walking around the island of Niue Photo: Flag of the Self-Governing Island of Niue.  Approx 260 sq kms & About 1,600 population

Photo: Kind, Friendly and Proud Niuean Lady in Car Outside Comercial Area in Alofi Photo: Typical Young Niuean Girl Photo: Tomb of Former King at Historic Tomb Point in Alofi, the Main Town on Niue Photo: Infrequent New Zealand Supply Vessel off Sir Robert\'s Wharf in Alofi Photo: View of the Matavai Resort Pool and the West Coast of Niue Photo: Avatele Beach & Boat Ramp.  Largest & Main Beach on the Island of Niue Photo: Avatele Beach.  Main Beach and Principal Landing Spot before Sir Robert\'s Wharf in Alofi Photo: Avatele Church on the West Coast of Niue.  One of the Ialands Most Important Churches Photo: Hakupu Sea Track on the East Coast of Niue

Photo: Unusual Headstone on One of the Many Roadside Graves Around Niue Photo: East Coast of Niue from end of Liku Sea Track Photo: Access to Sea thru a Cave at the End of the Liku Sea Track.  East Coast of Niue. Photo: Uluvehi Sea Track on North Coast of Niue Photo: Inside of Cave at Uluvehi on Niue\'s North Coast Photo: Matapa Chasm.  Beautiful Snorkeling Location on North West  Side of Niue  Photo: Limu Pools on West Coast of Niue Photo: Limu Pools.  A Beautiful Swimming Location on the West Coast of Niue Photo: Palaha Sea Cave on the West Coast of Niue

Photo: Hio Sea Track and Beach on West Coast of Niue Photo: Namukulu Sea Track and Boat Ramp on Niue\'s West Coast Photo: Makefu Sea Track & Whale Watching Site on West Coast of Niue Photo: Opaahi Sea Track Where Niueans Claim Capt. Cook Came Ashore Briefly in 1774 Photo: Opaahi Sea Track, Known as Captain Cook\'s Landing but the Nuieans.  Photo: Togulu Sea Track & Beach on Niue\'s West Coast Photo: Visitor Enjoying Reef Walking at Togulu Sea Track & Beach on West Coast of Niue Photo: One of Many Niuean Homes Destroyed by the Devastating Cyclone Heta in January 2004 Photo: Welcome to Niue

Photo: Niue flag Photo: Niue license plate Photo: Niue National Memorial Photo: Government of Niue Photo: Niue Visitor Information Centre Photo: Highly venomous katuali (or flat-tail sea snake) Photo: Highly venomous katuali (or flat-tail sea snake) Photo: Limestone pinnacles, Niue coastline Photo: Protean Habitat sculpture, constructed with found objects

Photo: Talava arches Photo: Talava arches

 

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2016 Jul by Michael Novins
July 2016 -- I stayed at Taloa Heights, which is well located in the center of Alofi (http://taloaheightsniue.nu), a short walk from the island's two best restaurants, Kaiika, which serves fresh sushi (unlike sushi in New York, all of which must be frozen before serving) (http://kaiika.com), and Gills Indian Restaurant. My favorite activity was snorkeling at Snake Gully near Avatele Beach, where it was easy to approach highly venomous katuali (or flat-tail sea snakes). I arranged my snorkeling trip with Buccaneer Adventures Niue Dive (http://www.dive.nu). I also hiked several of the island's sea tracks, including those to Togo chasm, Anapala fresh water pool, Matapa chasm and Talava arches.
 
2012 Mar by Jorge Sanchez
Wild island is like the old navigators used to name Niue owing to the natives being very aggresive towards foreigners.
The plane is weekly, so you have to spend there a minimum of seven days. The plane only stops during 45 minuts, so no time even to take a picture to the airport since you will not be allowed to leave it.
I hired a hostel, which was very cheap. It was called Bella Guesthouse. The owner had italian origins and made a very special price. In fact I paid less than a bed in a dormitory in Auckland, and she supplied me coffee, milk, tea, and some other products.
Beers are cheap for foreigners, cheaper than in New Zealand, but you have to show your ticket out of Niue.


The market is lovely and musicians always play. I bought taro that I cooked in Bella Guesthouse.

Some foreigners live in Niue, a Japanese in a restaurant, a Isaraeli selling fish and icecreams, some kiwis... and all were very interested in meeting foreigners, so it was easy to make friends with them and drink beers together.

I walked around the island, it took me two days. The perimeter makes about 65 kilometers. But the island is practically flat.
Some times people stopped their cars offering me a ride, but I said that I wanted to cross the island on foot and refused the ride. Then they offered me cold drinks, which I accepted.

 
1992 Dec by Veikko Huhtala*
In Western Samoa we booked our return flight to Niue. We rented small moped and drove around the island. New Zealandese hotel was good, but a little bit too expensive. 3 days was quite enough, because the island is very small. But again: Good experience.
 
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