The peace and tranquillity of deserted beaches, uninhabited islands to explore, whale encounters, world-class snorkelling, incredible diving and some of the best swimming beaches in the South Pacific are just a few of the treasures that Sandy Beach Resort has to offer.
With its white-sand beaches, warm climate, and picture-perfect lagoon, choice of two levels of accommodation, and two excellent restaurants to choose from, this is the ultimate Pacific holiday destination.

The 12 fales at Sandy Beach Resort are situated in a beachfront tropical garden setting. The comfortably furnished rooms have tiled floors, and each fale has a private terrace with a view of the crystal clear Pacific Ocean. Fales may be configured with two twin beds or one king-sized bed, and each has its own table and chairs, fan, wardrobe and tea and coffee making facilities. Spacious ensuite bathrooms have a large washbasin, WC and a large, fully tiled shower. There is plenty of solar-powered hot water with good water pressure.

The main building incorporates the reception, office, restaurant and bar.
There is an extensive library with books in several languages and a gift shop where you can purchase T-Shirts and locally made handicraft items.

The large dining terrace invites you to rest and relax at any time of day. The bar and restaurant are open from early until late offering a selection of food, beer, wine, cocktails and soft drinks. There is also have a continuous supply of chilled green coconut water, which is renowned for its health properties and is a refreshing drink. For something with more punch, try Juergi’s special coconut cocktail!

Tonga is famous for its abundance of excellent fish and lobster, and these are showcased daily in the fine dining restaurant. The chef prepares fresh specialities which change daily and can cater to most dietary needs.

Board the dive boat just meters from your Fale. From there depart for one of the dozens of nearby reef systems and coral bommies, which offer some of the South Pacific’s most unspoiled and rarely visited dive experiences. From soft coral gardens to hard coral bommies, swim-throughs and tunnel systems, and offshore pinnacles, this truly is a diverse marine environment.