Top Rarotonga Day Trips

Explore the natural landscapes of Rarotonga Island on this half-day bike tour. Cycle the Ancient Coral Road; pass beautiful beaches, rugged mountains, and lush farmlands; and stop to visit rural villages, take a swim in the ocean, and tuck into a delicious lunch at a seafront restaurant.

Enjoy a brief overview of Rarotonga’s history and culture; this tour covers several of the highlights in just a few hours. This tour gives you a sense of the island and its landmarks that will serve you well if you want to explore on your own. See beyond the gloss of the tourist area and learn more about the natural, cultural, and political heritage which makes this place unique. Visit limestone churches, lagoons, and The Garden of Seven Canoes.

There’s nothing like being met by a friendly face when arriving at a new destination, especially after a long, tiring trip. Simplify the arrival process with this handy airport-to-hotel transfer. You’ll be greeted with a fresh flower lei, a bottle of cold water, and a refreshing towel, then transported in an air-conditioned vehicle to your accommodation. Less time messing around equals more time for the important things.

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.