Top Rarotonga Private Sightseeing Tours

Spend an afternoon relaxing and enjoying some gentle active adventures on Rarotonga’s favorite Muri Lagoon. Aboard a glass-bottom boat, spend the afternoon floating over the turquoise waters, stopping to snorkel at the reef along the way. Stop on dry land for a barbecue lunch and some island-style fun and entertainment. Transfers from along Rarotonga’s Ring Road can be provided for an extra fee.

Leave your waterproof phone case and travel photographer at home with this unique experience to get thirty underwater and beach-shot photographs taken of your group by a Canon ambassador photographer. Enjoy swimming with turtles, with an optional flower crown to maximize your photogenic potential. Your guide prioritizes safety and intimacy with your wildlife experience, so leave the sea cucumbers in peace and experience the beauty of Rarotonga's ancient turtle species up close.

The Ultimate Couples or Private Turtle Tour Adventure. Immortalize a Private tour of a lifetime with Experienced Underwater Photography and World Class Beach Portraits. Swim with Turtles in the healthiest Snorkelling spot on Rarotonga filled with abundant Marine Life including Eagle Rays and all year round Turtles. We can tailor this tour to suit your needs which include non-swimmers, children, and senior citizens. PLEASE NOTE: This is our most popular tour, please book in advance to avoid disappointment. If you would like a Private Group of more than 3 people please get in touch via email.

On this Private turtle tour in Rarotonga, you are guided by experienced, qualified local lifeguards. All Photos and videos of the occasion are included and downloaded immediately after the tour. Enjoy Local fruit refreshments straight after the tour. Most importantly, when you book this private tour, you contribute towards local children's education program and reef conservation efforts

Pedal around Rarotonga on a relaxed 4-hour bicycle tour. Follow your local guide through the island's villages, down picturesque lanes and past breathtaking mountainous scenery. Listen to your guide's informative commentary about the culture, history, folklore and traditions of the native islanders. After a leisurely 3 hours of biking, covering approximately 5 to 7.5 miles (8 to 12 km), stop for a traditional lunch at a local restaurant. Wash off the road dust with a swim at a secluded beach. Lunch, round-trip hotel transportation and use of all cycling equipment is included.

Expand your knowledge on the history of Avarua without spending hours doing research. Instead, follow a guide around the city’s essential sightseeing spots, and learn the stories behind its notable buildings and historical sites. Places showcased include the Palace of Justice, the university, and one of the island’s oldest churches.