The currency on this island is the New Zealand dollar; they also accept US dollars. Good snorkeling and swimming.
Visited: Mar 24, 2017
Circle island tour a waste. The folks who did "day at the beach with snorkeling" raved about it. Beautiful beach. The shuttle bus goes to ok but not great beaches. We were there on a national holiday, so missed out on marketplace.
Visited: Jul 30, 2011
Best part of Rarotonga was the $3 local bus ride around the tropical island. After the bus ride we went to the open air market. We found some booths with imperfect black pearls for as low as $20. (A black pearl if a good grade is over $200.) So $20 is souvenir quality!
Visited: May 09, 2006
We took the art tour conducted by a native carver from New Zealand. Very , very interesting. We saw some of his work and the stories he told on himself were fasinating.
Visited: Feb 18, 2008
This is the only stop on the cruise that is not polynesian...it is a New Zealand island. This is where you should buy some things....the dollar is strong against the NZ dollar.
Visited: Mar 10, 2006
Rarotonga safari excursion from ship
Visited: Jun 15, 2013
Toured the island in a cab driven by the former king's grandson. Lots of fun.
Visited: Apr 08, 2008
We took a 4X4 off road drive that was fun but very bumpy.
Visited: Jan 05, 2016
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