Pacific Island Paradises

2015

The most comprehensive digital travel guide on the Pacific region

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– 27 – www.paradises.com snorkelling gear and towels and serve a barbecue lunch when you arrive on an island. If you prefer to keep your feet nice and dry, a glass-bottom boat tour is a fun way to view the reef below with its amazing formations and amazing tropical fish. On board, the operator will point out the wonders of the lagoon and explain how the Marine Fisheries is trying to increase the number of fish in the lagoon. This is a perfect day for young families. Other day trips will take you to sacred grounds where ancient rituals and sacrifices were performed. You will learn how ancient Polynesian warriors defended their island with the help of supernatural beings and how warriors of old voyaged long distances to experience the music and drums of Te Are Karioi. Te Are Karioi was famous in this region of Polynesia, before the arrival of Europeans, as a place where men could find refuge from their wives and families and dance the nights away in the company of young women. — C o o k I s l a n d s —

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