The Captain Cook Landing Site, located near the village of Mu'a on the edge of the Fanga’utu Lagoon in Tonga, is a historical landmark commemorating the 1777 landing of the renowned British explorer Captain James Cook. A plaque marks the spot where a banyan tree once stood, under which Cook is said to have rested. This site also gained attention when Queen Elizabeth II visited in 1970, further cementing its historical significance.