Manuae Information

 
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Atiu Information

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Mangaia Information

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Mauke Information

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Mitiaro Information

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Palmerston Information

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Takutea Information

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Manuae Information

Manuae, is a peaceful sanctuary and lies 102 kilometeres south-east of Aitutaki. this now unhabited island was once home to contract workers employed on copra production. It consists of two horseshoe-shaped islets, Manuae and Te Au O Tu and covers and area of 6 square kilometres.

Now with with Copra a thing of the past Manuae has been declared as a marine reserve and breeding ground for sea birds and marine turtles.

The island is occasionally visited by residents of Aitutaki who travel by small boat or aircraft for game fishing or diving expeditions.

Some Dive operators based in Rarotonga provide onboard dive excursions to the islands of Manuae and Takutea as these areas are now really untouched. If your interested in an experience that connects you to our environment contact any of our Dive operators and they will be able to provide you with the best advise.

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