Suwarrow atoll

Suwarrow is an uninhabited atoll in the Cook Islands. Good beaches are available. But this is not a real beach destination, since it's a National Park inhabited by rangers during the dry season. So this is rather a spot for ecotourism, accessible by private boats only. However, occasional cruises from Rarotonga are also available. You'll get paradise views, as well as good snorkeling. Shore and seabed: sand, stones. [edit]

Coordinates: -13.278791, -163.127708

Hotels [edit]

There are no hotels in Suwarrow Atoll. Since it is possible to get here by boat only, the boat is a hotel as well. As for rangers, they have their own hut on the mainland.

How to get there [edit]

Fly to Rarotonga international airport (RAR), next fly to Pukapuka airport (PZK).

Suwarrow atoll can only be reached by private catamaran or by cruise boat. There is no any kind of timetable. So you should make your own research to find all possible options at the moment.

When to go [edit]

The best time to relax in Suwarrow atoll is a dry season from June to December.

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