Suwarrow is a tiny, uninhabited coral atoll in the northern Cook Islands, renowned for its exceptional marine biodiversity and isolation. This national park is a hidden gem for adventurous travelers seeking an untouched tropical wilderness.
Suwarrow is a UNESCO-designated marine park, famous for its incredible marine ecosystem and historical significance as a former home to a hermit caretaker. The atoll consists of several small islands surrounded by crystal-clear waters teeming with sharks, tropical fish, and rare seabird populations. Its remote location and pristine environment make it a unique destination for nature lovers and marine enthusiasts.
Best Time: June to September (dry season)
Time Needed: 2-3 days
Entrance: Minimal park fees