Mystic Sands

Nice small and simple resort in a quite area of Vava’u. The owners (a guy from Norway with his wife) are very helpful, nothing is impossible. Easy transportation organized by them (island hopping, return transfers for dinner in “downtown” - the best one in my opinion is KRAKEN). The rooms are very clean and well equipped. The breakfast is good (local style). The beach is not really good, but the sun chairs next to the pool are a good option for enjoying the beauty of the bay. Snorkeling ok, but without spectacular corals or fish. Anyway you will not stay in the resort during the day. I will recommend to go for whale watching (from July till September) so you can see the best of Tonga relaxing in the afternoon in Mystic Sands!

Mystic sands is such a fab place to stay. The rooms are are really nice size with comfortable beds and hot water! Kjall (the owner) is really friendly and helpful and good for a chat. Peta cooks great breakfasts and organises your day for you with taxis, tours and meals (if requested in the morning). This place is right on the beach and is fab for relaxing!

Such a beautiful and wonderful stay at Mystic Sands! I had such a great time during my stay. The rooms are well equipped with everything you need. Watching the sunrise and sunset each day was a special treat with an amazing view. The owners and staff are some of the nicest people you will ever meet!! I will definitely choose to stay at Mystic Sands when I visit Tonga again.

Mystic Sands is peaceful, clean & the staff is excellent. Everyone was very helpful in getting my needs met. Tonga & Mystic Sands has some of the kindest people I have ever met. This is a special place.

My experience at Mystic sands went FAR above and beyond what I was expecting. I was expecting a regular hotel experience, but it turned out to be far more. Mossy and her husband Maka are the caretakers for the hotel and they took care of us like family from the start. Maka is the driver for guests (including airport pickup/dropoff) and Mossy takes care of breakfast, activity/excursion bookings and pretty much everything else. The hotel has (I think) 5 regular rooms, plus a standalone large house with two king bedrooms. We booked a regular room but Mossy moved us into the standalone house since we were the only guests there. Throughout our stay, my friend and I interacted with Mossy/Maka many times. Mossy is like a mother and has an outpouring of love and kindness. TIP - If you are there on a Sunday - go to church with Mossy and Maka. The language is Tongan but the experience was spiritual and heartfelt... and the singing is fantastic. TIP - Remember Tonga is more about cultural experiences... There are not a lot of restaurants/bars/etc., so grab your own food at the market/store. Definitely make sure to have food/drinks purchased before Sunday, as stores are closed all day Sundays.