As many parts of the lagoon are marine reserves, the schools of fish have learned their lessons well - they know that when the boats stop, there's plenty of free food!
Our guests love the experience of hand-feeding tropical fish. You'll also see giant clams and a vast array of other rare shells.
You see some extraordinarily colourful fish from the angel fish to the pencil shaped electric blue needle fish. While you are busy doing this, the hardworking crew on board are busy making you an island-style buffet lunch - which may include delicious barbequed marlin steaks.
Relax as your island guides perform for you, playing music on their fascinating array of traditional instruments and singing in the kind of beautiful harmonies you have to hear to believe.
Visit Moturangi Isle, a tiny and now uninhabited island that takes roughly 20 minutes to walk around. It wasn't always deserted, however - and you'll learn its fascinating history on your tour. Explore One Foot Island, including Aitutaki's 'official' post office!
You will need to book for this popular activity.