Are there water snakes in Rarotonga?

Any wild animals? On land, no snakes, poisonous spiders or tigers. The island lagoon is protected by a reef which keep the big fish out, and the little fish in, there are many gorgeous tropical fish feeding amongst the coral, but there is some marine life to be wary of.



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Water -- Generally, the water on Rarotonga is safe to drink from the tap. It is filtered but not treated and can become slightly muddy after periods of heavy rain. If in doubt, boil it in the electric jug in your hotel room.

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