This is a great place. The island IS the Blue Lagoon Resort with only 6 rooms which are in fact fales (traditional cottages) scattered around the place so you really feel like you're alone on a desert island. Lazing in your hammock, snorkelling in the lagoon or borrowing the resort kayaks to explore are perfect ways to spend the day.... more

It's a fabulous place, picturesque and relaxing. Filete is a fantastic chef and the food was ready for us whenever we wanted it. Snorkelling is just outside the doors and the fales are lovely. I chose the island because it looked nice and different to the usual places on the net, my wife was not certain about it as we... more

We loved it. We were one of 2 couples staying there at the time and loved the peace, swimming, snorkellling and kayaking. The fales are quirky and definately grow on you. Saw a whale breach from the verandah of one the fales! The food was superb. Feleti, the German chef and owner, was highly entertaining and presented us with far... more

We stayed here for 4 nights in August 2008. We would have stayed forever if we could. The whole experience was awesome. We were picked up on time at the airport (even though our original flight was cancelled so we were late - courtesy of Chathams Pacific!!). The boat trip was lovely and once you got there the stunning aqua... more

My husband, my 2 year old and I have just returned from Tonga a few days ago. We stayed at 4 different places in different areas over our time there, but the Blue Lagoon is one that I feel compelled to write a review for as there was very little written about it when I was booking places to stay... more

My husband and I went to Blue Lagoon via Whaleswim last year. Its a real journey to get there and it's worth it. Its the sort of place that you see on tv and think "I'll never get to a place like that". .....truely a wonderful experience of being on the edge of the World.. Remote doesn't explain it, but... more