Windswept tree on Niue
Washaway Cafe, Niue's only self-serve bar, open only on Sunday afternoons
Inside the Washaway Cafe. Very ecletic.
The vege lady at Niue Yacht Club. Dontcha love the gumboots and polka-dotted pants?
Uluvehi Chasm
Uluvehi Caves
Uluvehi Caves
Uluevehi Canoe Cave. Thsi is 100+ feet above the ocean and the outrigger canooes are here.
Uluvehi Cave pool
Togo Chasm. This is one of the most unusual places we saw. An oasis in a chasm.
Togo Chasm oasis
Jason climbing the ladder in/out of Togo Chasm
Adrian and Jackie from Oceans Dream in Togo Chasm
Talava Arches waters
Adrian and Jackie from Oceans Dream in Togo Chasm
Talava Arches waters
Talava Arches sea channel
sea channel fishes
sea channel fishes
Talava Arches pools. The water is ssoooo clear.
Talava Arches cavern; rose and green formations.
Talava Arches cave
B IG spider
Flip flop post a Niue Sculpture park
Flip flop post a Niue Sculpture park
I Niue sunset
Infamous red bananas that folks used to eat. They are rare now.
Pretty flowers on a walk.
Palaha Cave Pool; So clear and still you can see the little fish in it.
Palaha Cave Pool
Another gin-clear Palaha Cave pool
Palaha Cave pool
Palaha Cave pool
Palaha Cave formation
Palaha Cave formation
Our haul of fruit we grabbed off of trees along the path.
Niue Sculpture Park sculpture. Lots of junk hooked together.
sculpture spare parts pile
Niue sculpture. This is just part of one of the legs.
Another sculpture leg
A carved grave marker along the road
Coconut porridge in a coconut half shell at the market in Alofil
Our 47" mahi mahi.
Matapa Chasm formations
Matapa Chasm formations.
Limu Pool arches.
Ladder to Togo Chasm.
Lacy leaf patterns. Some bug has eaten all but the veins.
Karst formation along the coast.
Karen and Jason at Limu Pools.
Karen in Uluvehi Caves.
Karen with breadfruit leaf. They are huge.
Jason in Uluvehi Cave.
Karen at top of ladder to Togo Chasm. Note the oasis in the background. This is tucked in behind all that wicked looking karst stuff.
Karen at wharf holding one of the dinghy lift ropes. This can be used to pull the crane arm out or back or to get onto or off of the wharf steps to a dinghy.
Jason in Uluvehi cave.
Jason at Limu Pools.
Jason at ladder to Togo Chasm.
Jason with our 47" mahi mahi.
Jason and Karen in Togo Chasm at the oasis there.
A happy dog asleep in the doorway of the Niue Yacht Club. Really, she's asleep even with her eyes open--it's just gravity pulling the lids down.
Kids enjoying the dinghy lift ropes to swing off the wharf.
Loading the dinghy
Lifting the dinghy out
Notice the cracked headstone in the back.
Notice the cracked headstone in the back.
2 comments:
Great pics of Niue. Thanks for the Sculpture Park promotion. One inaccuracy: Some, if not all of the photos captioned as Palaha, should be Avaiki.
Mark c
Niue
Awesome Pictures Karen...
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