Deep sea fishing charters in Aitutaki.

The Dive Centre 'Big Fish' is situated at Aroa Beach, opposite The Rarotongan Beach Resort and Spa. This is the largest dive centre on the island and the only German centre with a large percentage of...

Coconut Tours offers two fantastic Quad and Buggy Tours that are new to the island, the Island Buggy Explorer and Jungle Quad Adventure. Why let anyone drive for you, drive yourself! Follow our experienced tour guide driving your own fun two seater buggy exploring "hot spots" of our tropical island or get off trek on a quad, crossing streams to our "jungle.” You haven't had a true holiday if you've missed out on this adventure!

Kia Orana,We offer a glass bottom boat lagoon cruise and BBQ lunch on Muri Lagoon. The cost includes snorkeling (and gear), BBQ lunch on Motu Koromiri, small island show and return transfers to your accommodation. The cruise departs from Muri Beach at 11am (Monday to Saturday) and returns at approx 3.30pm.

These waters are home to a large number of fish, making it a favorite spot for snorkeling or scuba diving.

Paradise on earth! It is a perfect paradise. Nothing to worry about - except for the stonefish. Always wear reefshoes in the water! They are not pleasant to step on.  Make sure you know how to treath...

These guided, four-wheel island tours transport visitors to many scenic locations including Te Rua Manga and Wigmore's Waterfall.

Pacific Divers are one of four PADI dive shops on Rarotonga. They have a shop as part of their house which is not far from Pacific Resort, heading North from Muri. Look for the sign on the left side...

One of the island's most beautiful locations, this lagoon and beach is a popular destination for swimming and snorkeling.

With his blonde dreadlocks and knowledge of local flora and fauna, Pa leads several interesting cross-island walks through rugged terrain.

Punanga Nui is buzzing on Saturday mornings.  To enjoy the market like a local, drag yourself out of bed early (7-8am).  You'll get to see the mountains of local seasonal produce on offer.  The...

The most well known of Atiu's limestone caves, it is named for the Kopeka birds that build nests in between the stalactites of the cavern. These birds navigate through the dark caves, guided by the echoes of their clicking sounds.

Sunday services are filled with hymns sung in the Maori language at this island church which dates back to 1853. The local graveyard is noted for some famous inhabitants including American author Robert Dean Frisbie.

This tall, rocky pinnacle can be spotted from several locations on the island and is a favorite challenge for those who enjoy a good climb.