Niue is one of the only places in the world where you can view whales just metres from the shore. Migrating humpback whales come to Niue to calve generally between June and October each year. Niue is also one of the few countries where you can swim within 200 metres of these unmissable giants of the deep, with licensed operators offering whale watching and in-water interactions.

Dotted around the entire island of Niue are well signposted, well maintained tracks with a range of scenic walks. All tracks hold a very special surprise at the end – whether it be rain forest, jagged coral pinnacles, steep descents, spectacular caves or popular snorkelling spots, you will come across scenes that could feature in a movie set. Niue’s coastline is adorned with unique geological landmarks, spectacular limestone formations and extensive cave systems. Many of Niue’s historical land marks and sites are clearly signposted and make for a great trip of self discovery on your visit to Niue.

Are you a cycling enthusiast? Even if you are just keen for a leisurely bike around, Niue has a load of options for you. With numerous mountain bike tracks to explore riddled around the island, you will be sure to have a great time. There are good quality mountain bikes available for hire on the island or you can bring your own.