Active tourists would especially like Aitutaki Island. There is a great number of opportunities for your fascinating pastime so you definitely won’t be bored here. As an example, you can book a short excursion to Takutea which is not far from Aitutaki and designed as a wildlife sanctuary. But remember that one is only able to get there in fine weather. The island has always been uninhabited so you can now see pure jungles with lots of tropics birds’ nests. For instance, red-tailed tropicbirds, red-footed boobies, great frigatebirds, sternas, and western reef herons still inhabit the island. Not far from Takutea, there are few large reefs on the surface and that is why it’s the ideal place for snorkelling and diving. You can reach the island from Bounty Bay. The two-three-days excursion includes not just a trip from one point to another and back but also diving in the island’s water area, meals, and also provides tents. Aitutaki Island is literally surrounded by dozens of small islands such as Takutea. You can get to some of these islands, for instance, Moturakau, in a group of tourists. However, it would be easier to just rent a boat or a runabout in case you know how to steer it. Still, don’t forget that reefs here a very close to the surface in the local waters, so it’s quite risky to sail anywhere on your own. The atoll in the Aitutaki and its adjacent islands’ water areas make it absolutely perfect for snorkellers and
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Cruises have become an essential entertaining activity on the islands. Trips to marvelous lagoons and observation of rich underwater life on glass bottom boats will please both adults and children. The majority of cruises cover Anatakitaki and Atiu caves, which limestone caverns are dotted with stalactites and stalagmites. Other popular destinations include Aitutaki Lagoon and Maina Motu, where travelers will see motu (lagoon islets), coral ridges and rare animals.
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