Mount Te Atu Kura Info, Cook Islands
Bays near Mount Te Atu Kura
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Avarua
Avarua is the main town on Rarotonga and extends east from the airport. The coast along Avarua Town is rocky but a passage through the reef makes it ideal as a harbour for fishing boats and yachts. There are a few part-sandy beaches to the east of Avarua Town but swimming is restrictive.
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Rarotonga
Since Rarotonga is the youngest island in the Cook Islands southern group it is physically unlike its other volcanic neighbors where erosion and periodic submersions have reduced mountains to gentle hills. Rarotonga's central massif is the eroded remains of a once mighty volcanic pyramid whose crags now form sawtooth peaks and razorback ridges covered with tropical jungle. These are separated by streams running down steep valleys.
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Businesses near Mount Te Atu Kura
Teking Lagoon Tours
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Located in Rarotonga, Rarotonga, Cook Islands, Cook Islands
The Big Fish Dive Trips based in Rarotonga on the Cook Islands will show you as many incredible dive sites as possible with boat trips offering two tank dive trips twice a day. Three boats available and ready to go at various locations, mean short boat trips to the stunning dive sites, with over 20 dive sites around the Cook Islands just waiting to be explored in calm seas and great temperatures and not forgetting the incredibly diverse marine life that abounds. With the convenience of small groups and no limited dive times, divers can enjoy as much time out in the water as air consumption will allow and there are no decompression limits because diving is done at 5 to 30 metres with great visibility. Night diving is also available as one of this diving centres services and shows divers another dimension of the underwater world, it's an incredible adventure.READ MORE
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