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Scuba-diving forms a major element of attraction for tourists in Aitutaki. Besides Scuba-diving in Aitutaki, the Cook Islands in general provide fertile grounds for the exploration of this sport. The richness of underwater life, with its plethora of colors and number makes Scuba-diving in Aitutaki a paradisiacal experience.

The reefs which surround Aitutaki in all sides contribute mainly to the existence of this activity. For tourists, the exclusive location of the Aitutaki in the South Pacific which is the bed of a multitude marine life is also appealing. Beyond the coastal reefs, scuba diving is not possible because of the sudden discontinuation of the ocean's surface which suddenly veers off. The wide range of marine life in Rarotonga which includes some interesting varieties of tropical fish like sharks, baracudas and manta rays also called the devilray or the devil fish gives to Scuba-diving in Aitutaki an enriching quality. Besides the wonderful range of flora and fauna along the coastline of Aitutaki, there are a few wrecks down the ocean's surface which can be interesting sites for exploration. However these have to be examined carefully, as in recent years cyclonic impacts have considerably endangered the area, and weakened these prize sights belonging to the 1950's. As a tourist, you shall be amply geared for the same and hence would not have to face any trouble.

The best sites for Scuba-diving are on the north coast with a better decline rather than the south coast which has a gentler decline, encouraging the growth of corals. Aitutaki Scuba-diving is organized by various tour operators. Besides, Scuba diving courses are also offered to the tourists. The close prospects of Scuba diving in Aitutaki make it a prime source of entertainment. The weather in Aitutaki is also generally conducive for diving, which promotes visibility to a considerable extent. The visibility range is around 30-40 meters and is also enhanced by the clearness of the ocean waters.

The Cook Island Divers trains the beginners among tourists in their large swimming pool, though in general, Aitutaki provides good weather conditions for both the amateur and the experienced whichever way the wind blows. The numerous varieties of fishes and other aquatic life mingling with the sun's rays and the crystalline waters gives a kaleidoscopic view of the submarine life which will surely be an enjoyable experience in your Aitutaki Tours.

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