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Happy Constitution Day, Niue!
Swan Sons Supermarket Alofi, Niue (New Zealand Territory)
Sunset Restoration Reef, Alofi, Niue 2015 by spiceontour Via Flickr: Restoration Reef Alofi Niue 2015
Niue
Alofi, Niue
The small island of Niue, measuring about 100 square miles, is unique by many counts. It’s one of the largest coral islands in the world, surrounded entirely by coral reefs except for one stretch of the west coast near the capital, Alofi. Limestone cliffs and caves line the coast and cliff-encircled chasm pools are popular destinations with tourists. Humpback whales have been known to nurse their calves off the coast of the island during the summer, though a respectful distance is encouraged while observing them. The absence of lakes and rivers keeps the water very clear and safe to drink.
Photos: spiceontour - flickr
Togo Chasm Niue
Matapa Chasm, Niue
Matapa Chasm, Niue
Avaiki Cave
Palaha Cave
Hikutavake Reef Pool
HIo Pool
The cave pool Limu Niue
Liku Reef
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Niue
Alofi, Niue
The small island of Niue, measuring about 100 square miles, is unique by many counts. It’s one of the largest coral islands in the world, surrounded entirely by coral reefs except for one stretch of the west coast near the capital, Alofi. Limestone cliffs and caves line the coast and cliff-encircled chasm pools are popular destinations with tourists. Humpback whales have been known to nurse their calves off the coast of the island during the summer, though a respectful distance is encouraged while observing them. The absence of lakes and rivers keeps the water very clear and safe to drink.
Photos: Antoine Chanel - flickr
Alofi
Population of 2; part of France; 12.36 square miles.
Interesting fact: a popular crop on the island is tobacco.
(via Alofi, Wallis & Futuna | Flickr - Photo Sharing!)