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Rugged Cliff View East Utu Vava'u in Tonga
Polynesia

We reached this location on ATV and karts as part of a special tour.  It's on the east coast of the main island Utu Vava'u in Tonga - the windward side of the island so the coastline is very rugged.  I took this photo from the edge of the cliff on some rocks.  So you can look almost straight down at the water striking the rocks below.  Beautiful place!  We saw some fruit bats flying off of trees to the southeast of this position.  Another 360 pano from the Tahina Expedition.

Copyright: Frank Taylor
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 6324x3162
Taken: 11/10/2010
Uploaded: 22/11/2010
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Tags: tahina; tonga; utu; vavau; coast; rugged; ocean; waves; rocks
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