Diving in Cook Islands

Snorkelling is also the most popular form of diving in the Cook Islands, specially for those without the time or interest to learn scuba.

Scuba beginners can choose three-hour dives to introduce them to the sport. The Cost for a four-day training course for beginners is about US$230 at Rarotonga and Aitutaki, and students can select different types of certification. All the dive companies have equipment for hire.

The dive operators of the isles are –

The Dive Center-Rarotonga
T 682 20238
E-mail: info@thedivecentre-rarotonga.com
Web: www.thedivecentre-rarotonga.com

Cook Island Divers
T 682 22483
E-mail - divecook@oyster.net.ck

Pacific Divers
T 682 22450

Aitutaki Scuba
T 682 31103
E-mail - scuba@aitutaki.net.ck

The Dive Shop
E-mail - hallink@gatepoly.co.ck