Top Nature in Cook Islands

I think it's worth checking the tide schedules before you go; some parts of the beach can get shallow and less enjoyable during low tide

Bring some snacks and water with you! There aren't many places to grab a bite right on the beach, and it can get super hot.

Don't forget your reef shoes. The coral can be sharp, and I learned that the hard way when I stepped on a piece.

Try to pick a day with decent weather to get the most out of your safari experience. I went when it was cloudy, and while still fun, I missed some amazing views and photo ops!

I think it's smart to pack some snacks and water. There aren't many places close by to grab food, and you might end up spending more if you're really hungry after exploring the caves.

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks. The nearby convenience store can be pricey, and having your own supplies lets you relax longer on the beach without worrying about spending too much.