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SOUTH PACIFIC SURF BREAKS, TAHITI Its known for being home to the world’s heaviest wave, reef break Teahupo'o, but surfing Tahiti isn't just for the pros. Around Tahiti and neighbouring Mo‘orea, intermediate to advanced board riders are spoiled for waves, from the black sand beach of Papeno'o to the crystal-clear reef break at Ha’apiti S g AITUTAKI LAGOON, COOK ISLANDS Larger than the island itself, Aitutaki Lagoon is a calm arena for SCUBA DIVING kitesurfing, paddleboarding and snorkelling. Bordered by live coral reefs and abundant marine life, keep your eyes peeled for giant Divers are spoiled for choice right trevally, angel fish, and further out toward the perimeter reef, giant across the South Pacific. From a 300m clams, green turtles and manta rays. long shipwreck at Million Dollar Point in Vanuatu to incredible cave diving and World War Il shipwrecks in the Solomon Islands, technicoloured coral at Apolima Gardens in Samoa, and some of the best manta ray and shark diving in the world in Fiji. Walk- in off the beach to liveaboard dive boats, there's something to whet the appetite of divers of all skill levels. 6 BEST WAYS TO GET WET Bi and boardshorts are the first thing you pack for a trip to the South Pacific. From magical resort pools and swim up bars to natural swimming holes and adrenaline-pumping surf breaks, water is the aim of the game, regardless of where you land. Here are some of our favourite ways to get wet. G Gg BLUE CAVE, TANNA, VANUATU. Vanuatu has many a wet attraction, from the Blue Lagoon to the Blue Holes, Champagne Beach and scuba divers’ heaven, Million Dollar Point. The most unique highlight though, is the Blue Cave on the remote island of Tanna. An incredible cave only accessibly by swimming through an underwater entrance in the crystal-clear water, it's quite the sight!
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