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Tourists can go for several Excursions and tours from Atiu. Lying 187 kilometers northeast of Rarotonga in the Cook Islands, the scenic island of Atiu is a popular destination for the tourists. There are numerous Tourist Attractions in Atiu and visitors can easily go for Excursions and tours from Atiu.

With central elevated flat-toped mass of volcanic rock carved by sharp edged gullies and surrounded by a raised coral limestone reef called a Makatea, the volcanic island of Atiu is the third largest in the Cooks Islands. With a landmass of 26.9 square kilometers, it is part of the Southern group islands.

Getting to Atiu

Air New Zealand and Pacific Blue operates regular flights to the main island Rarotonga. Air New Zealand regularly flies in from Auckland, New Zealand and LA, USA. The tourists can get to Atiu from Rarotonga. Air Rarotonga provides a regular domestic service to Atiu.

Tourists will be offered numerous Excursions from Atiu. Popular ones include the cave tours, bird and eco tours, coffee tours, historical tour and visiting the tumnunu. Tourists can go to the following places for Excursions and tours from Atiu, Cook Islands:

Beaches

The island of Atiu features some of the splendid beaches. There are about 28 pockets of coral sand beaches.

Birds

Atius was known as 'Enuamanu' which means 'Island of Birds'. Tourists can see rare species of birds like Kopeka, Kakerori, Rimatara Lorikeet etc.

Coffee

Atiu is the chief coffee producing region in the Cook Islands. The Arabica beans are fermented, dried, roasted and packaged on this particular island.

Caves

Atiu is surrounded by an ancient uplifted reef which is perforated with water caves, burial caves, bird caves and unexplored caves.

Diving and Fishing

Tourists will enjoy several activities like diving and fishing.

Takutea Island

Covered with a large variety of sea bird, the little uninhabited island of Takutea is 20 kilometers away from Atiu. It has been designated a wildlife sanctuary, mainly for the red-tailed tropic birds and red-footed Boobies. The conservation service which is made up of local residents from other islands, makes regular trips to the island to examine the conservation.

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