Things to do in Ngatangiia
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Half-Day Muri Lagoon BBQ Lunch Cruise including Snorkeling
P4,142
per adult
100% of travellers recommend

Ariki Adventures: Premium Sea Scooter Turtle Adventure
P6,755
per adult
100% of travellers recommend

'Explore' Rarotonga Guided Bike Tour with Lunch and Swim
P5,361
per adult

Island Discovery Tour by Island Hopper Vacations
P3,753
per adult
98% of travellers recommend

Eco Friendly Sea Scooter Turtle Tour in Rarotonga
P6,433
per adult
100% of travellers recommend

Private Rarotonga Turtle Tour
P22,159
per traveler
94% of travellers recommend

Swim With The Turtles Rarotonga
P2,831
per adult
98% of travellers recommend

A Turtle Tour on Rarotonga - small groups, premium experience
P6,898
per adult
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1. Muri Beach
On southeast Rarotonga, find some of the island’s best snorkeling at the idyllic Muri Beach. Lounge on powdery sand, explore exquisite marine life, discover Polynesian culture and heritage and see the sights of Rarotonga Island.
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2. Aroa Beach
Enjoy the freedom and serenity of the pristine Aroa Beach. Relax under swaying coconut trees, float on the currents, read a favorite book or swing in a hammock for hours. This tropical shoreline is a world-class scuba and snorkeling destination where multi-colored marine creatures provide mesmerizing underwater photo opportunities with every turn.
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3. Tikioki Marine Sanctuary
Find some of the most stunning sea life in the South Pacific at the Tikioki Marine Sanctuary. Scuba, snorkel or swim in transparent water to see numerous tropical fish species in Rarotonga's southern lagoon.
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4. Te Vara Nui Village
See a concentration of Maori cultural artifacts and performances at Te Vara Nui Village. The setting itself is alluring, with a lake, islands, volcanic rock gardens and small waterfalls.
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5. Cook Islands Library and Museum
Away from sunny shores and thick island vegetation is the peaceful refuge of the Cook Islands Library and Museum. Come here to learn about the fascinating past of this region of more than a dozen islands scattered across the Pacific Ocean. Borrow books for your beach reading too.
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6. Beachcomber Pearl Market
Take home a memento of your stay in the Cook Islands from the historic Beachcomber Pearl Market. Find Polynesian jewelry, giftware, ceramics, contemporary and traditional artworks and a selection of the famed Cook Islands black pearls. Browse the little stores in this landmark building, explore the adjoining art gallery and sit in the shady courtyard while enjoying coffee made from beans grown on Atiu.
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