（Commercial Centre）
The Niue Business Centre is located off the Alofi Main Road and is the most developed area in Niue.
The commercial center consists of a number of small shops and offices, including a bank, a post office, two grocery stores, an IT products store, a hairdresser, an art gallery, a stamp and currency collector, a souvenir shop, a video store, an Internet cafe, a print shop, a clothing store, and a number of restaurants.
The business center is an area with three sides of shops and a lawn with some tables and chairs for visitors to rest on. Goods are more expensive in commercial centers.
（Nukai Peniamina's Grave）
The tomb of Nukai Peniamina, 100 metres south of the Coral Gardens Motel on the coastal road in Niue, is the burial place of Niue's first Christian missionary, with a pamphlet next to the grave documenting his life and the history of Christianity in Niue. This is the perfect place to discover Niue's history and culture.
（Tautu Beach）
The terracotta Beach is located 1 km northeast of the village of Liku. This is one of the best beaches on the East Coast and the first beach in Niue to see the sunrise.
From the village of Liku, head northeast on a path through the jungle and follow ancient stone stairs to the terracotta Beach. The beach is wide and warm in the sun. About 200 metres north from the beach entrance there is a natural pool, which is always full of tropical fish, suitable for snorkeling.
About 200 meters south along the coast from the entrance is a natural cave with a deep pool inside.
（War Memorial）
The War Memorial is located along the Alofi Main Road. In 2004, the memorial was destroyed by a hurricane and some of its treasures were lost, but fortunately most have been recovered and restored.
The memorial has been rebuilt and reopened to the public.
The curator was a young man with a wide range of knowledge, a study of history and geology, and a humorous and friendly explanation.The museum mainly displays the heroic history of Niue soldiers during the First World War, in addition to the political development of Niue and some artworks.
（Talaba Arches）
The Taraba Arch is located on the seafront in the village of Hikutawakai, northwest of Niue. This is a good place for photography, and the natural stone arch is formed here by the uncanny workmanship of nature. If you're lucky, you can also photograph the migrating humpback whales and dolphins.
Although the slippery rocks and sharp coral reefs here can be a bit dangerous for visitors, the wonders and beauty of the area are worth the risk. Visitors are advised to wear a pair of non-slip platform shoes.
