The best time to visit Aitutaki is during the dry season, from April to November, when the weather is more predictable and outdoor activities are more enjoyable.

Yes, Aitutaki hosts various cultural festivals throughout the year, celebrating traditional Polynesian music, dance, and crafts, providing visitors with a taste of local traditions.

Many people use scooters or bicycles to get around Aitutaki. There are also car rental services available for visitors who prefer to drive.

Yes, the Aitutaki lagoon is generally safe for swimming and is a popular spot for snorkeling due to its clear waters and vibrant marine life.

Visitors are welcome to attend church services, which are a big part of life on the island and offer insight into the local culture and community values.

Be sure to try ika mata (a raw fish dish marinated in coconut cream) and other local delicacies that often feature fresh seafood and tropical fruits.

Some maraes may have restrictions or require permissions to visit, so it’s best to inquire locally or with a tour guide for guidance.

Yes, Aitutaki is very family-friendly, with calm beaches and activities suitable for all ages, making it a relaxing destination for families.

Lagoon tours are offered by various operators on the island and can be booked through your accommodation or by visiting local tour companies.

Light clothing, swimwear, sun protection, and comfortable footwear are recommended for exploring the island and enjoying its beaches.