Closest Airport to Nuku'alofa, Airports Near Nuku'alofa, Tonga

The closest airport to Nuku'alofa is Kaufana Airport (EUA). Distance from Kaufana Airport to Nuku'alofa is 22.92 miles / 36.89 kilometers.

Nearest airports to Nuku'alofa

Kaufana Airport (36.89 Km)
Salote Pilolevu Airport (176.21 Km)
Lupepau'u Airport (312.32 Km)
Lakeba Airport (499.87 Km)
Cicia Airport (575.05 Km)
Moala Airport (581.74 Km)
Vanuabalavu Airport (584.75 Km)
Kuini Lavenia Airport (593.01 Km)
Hanan Airport (596.9 Km)
Mata'aho Airport (620.84 Km)
Ngau Island Airport (662.82 Km)
Matei Airport (697.18 Km)
Koro Airport (704.23 Km)
Kandavu Airport (730.69 Km)
Nausori Airport (738.3 Km)
Levuka Airfield (738.76 Km)
Savusavu Airport (749.14 Km)
Labasa Airport (774.21 Km)
Futuna Island Airport (817.38 Km)
Nadi International Airport (857.61 Km)

Kaufana Airport is located approximately 22.37 miles / 36 kilometers Southeast (SE) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is EUA.

Salote Pilolevu Airport is located approximately 109.36 miles / 176 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is HPA.

Lupepau'u Airport is located approximately 193.87 miles / 312 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is VAV.

Ono I Lau Airport is located approximately 228.04 miles / 367 kilometers West (W) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is ONU.

Lakeba Airport is located approximately 310.06 miles / 499 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is LKB.

Cicia Airport is located approximately 357.29 miles / 575 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is ICI.

Moala Airport is located approximately 361.02 miles / 581 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is MFJ.

Vanuabalavu Airport is located approximately 362.88 miles / 584 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is VBV.

Kuini Lavenia Airport is located approximately 368.47 miles / 593 kilometers North-Northeast (NNE) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is NTT.

Hanan Airport is located approximately 370.34 miles / 596 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is IUE.

Mata'aho Airport is located approximately 385.25 miles / 620 kilometers North (N) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is NFO.

Ngau Island Airport is located approximately 411.35 miles / 662 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is NGI.

Laucala Island Airport is located approximately 420.67 miles / 677 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is LUC.

Matei Airport is located approximately 433.1 miles / 697 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is TVU.

Koro Airport is located approximately 437.45 miles / 704 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is KXF.

Rabi Airport is located approximately 447.39 miles / 720 kilometers Northwest (NW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is RBI.

Wakaya Island Airport is located approximately 448.01 miles / 721 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is KAY.

Kandavu Airport is located approximately 453.6 miles / 730 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is KDV.

Nausori Airport is located approximately 458.57 miles / 738 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is SUV.

Levuka Airfield is located approximately 458.57 miles / 738 kilometers West-Northwest (WNW) of central Nuku'alofa. IATA airport code is LEV.