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Camping on these islands has to be the most incredible way to make money on the planet. Now, compare this day at work with yours. Buying this business qualifies you for your business visa and residency in paradise and provides you with an income, which is just pure irony. It should be the other way around. Buy the business to qualify for your residency and pay to go camping in this incredible place.
First visited by Captain Cook in 1773, Ha'apai won its place in history in 1789 when the “Mutiny on the Bounty" occurred as the vessel was leaving this island group. It is no wonder Captain Bligh’s crew mutinied right here. Faced with the proposition of returning to home, you would mutiny too. The islands of Ha'apai are the classic South Pacific, mostly uninhabited with coconut trees leaning towards the blue clear water and sandy beaches. The solitude of the Ha'apai Islands will overwhelm you. This is the epitome of what every travel poster of South Pacific tries to portray.
The scores of low-lying coral islands, colorful lagoons and reefs with white sand beaches fringed with coconut trees are the same now as they were when Bligh discovered that his crew were willing to risk their lives to remain in the South Pacific. More irony here as it appears the risk may be reversed today, given the state of affairs in the rest of the world. History abounds in Ha’apai. In 1806, by the British ship "Port-au-Prince was raided and burned, along the coast of Lifuka. (the ‘u’ is pronounced as in “stew”) While most of the crew were murdered the young William Mariner, at 15 years old, had his life spared by the local Chief and he lived as part of his family for 4 years before returning to England. William Mariner is believed to have written the first account of Tongan life and it is considered a masterpiece of pacific literature. As you will see, not much has changed in Ha'apai over the past 100 years.
Back to business; The package includes all the camp gear, tents, fishing, chairs, beds, lanterns, etc. What is important to know that certainly adds value is; This is the only licensed operation (by consent of the Governor) to take tourists camping on the pristine outer islands of Ha’apai. This affords one the opportunity to be the exclusive, legal operator in this business and with far more potential than the current operator has tapped. It was his passion, but only part time and with small groups. The potential is here to create what you are comfortable with. Even people that don’t normally camp, can’t say no to this experience. No one has to carry anything or struggle. Able bodied and friendly natives are pleased to tend to things. There is so much potential for how one might employ this opportunity; the experience to savor of anyone’s life time. Nature provides all the good stuff that if you could put a price on it would be hundreds of billions in investment in the scene. All you have to do is put up $13,800 USD. The owner is as busy as he wants to be with virtually no advertising. Thanks to the write up in the “Lonely Planet” (Samoa/Tonga edition) there are plenty of enquiries. Camping, kayaking, tramping, fishing, snorkeling, swimming and even whale watching, up close and personal too, are just some of the adventures offered here.
Interested parties who want to secure this business need only render a $2500 USD deposit. You will have 30 days to consummate the transaction.
Enquire at this webs direction or directly to: [email]moonlite@kalianetvav.to [/email] Attn: Robert Welcome to Ha’apai… www.tongacamping.com
For more INFORMATION, ask Robert at: info@southpacificrealestate.to |
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