Current Time in Neiafu

Daily schedule of a person living in Tonga

Time (local time)	Activities
6:00-7:00	After waking up, have breakfast with your family. Eat traditional foods such as taro, fish, and coconut.
7:00-8:00	Travel to work by foot or car. This is the time when traffic is heavy in the capital, Nuku'alofa.
8:00-12:00	Morning work. There are many people working in government agencies and the tourism industry, so the atmosphere is relatively relaxed.
12:00-13:30	Lunch break. Many people have lunch at home or at a nearby restaurant and take a nap.
13:30-16:30	Afternoon work. The work pace is slow due to the high temperatures, and important work is done in the morning.
16:30-17:30	After work, swim at the beach or relax with friends over kava (a traditional drink).
17:30-19:30	Have dinner with family and discuss the day's events. Traditional dishes such as roux and otá are often served.
19:30-21:30	Attend church activities or community meetings. Spend the time watching TV and talking with neighbors.
21:30-22:30	Get ready for bed and get some early sleep. Adjust to an early morning rhythm the next day.

Time (local time)	Activities
6:00-7:00	Wake up, change into uniform and have breakfast. Uniforms are mandatory in Tongan schools.
7:00-8:00	Walk or take the school bus to school. Students on remote islands may take a boat to school.
8:00-12:00	Morning classes. Education is given in both English and Tongan, and students learn core subjects.
12:00-13:30	Lunch break. Eat lunch at school or go back to a nearby home for lunch.
13:30-15:30	Afternoon classes. Many classes include physical education, music, and traditional culture.
15:30-17:00	After-school activities. Sports such as rugby and netball are popular.
17:00-18:30	Help around the house and hang out with friends on the beach.
18:30-20:00	Have dinner with the family and talk about what's going on at school.
20:00-21:30	Do homework and review, but often finish early due to electricity issues.
21:30-22:00	Get ready for bed and rest. Make sure to get enough sleep as you are still in your growth period.