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The island is small at only 14 km wide and 18 km long, but it is surrounded by beaches that will simply take your breath away. The idylic beaches abound in colour with different hues of blue water and all the colours of the reef below. Behind the beaches lie swaying palms and Araucaria pines that grow up to 200 feet high. The best beaches and bays include: Kuto Bay and Kanumera Cove to the southwest, the unbelievable Upi Bay, Oro Bay, with its magnificent lagoon, and the natural swimming pool to the north.
The island was given its comtemporary name by Captain Cook but to the indigenous inhabitants this slice of paradise is known as Kunie.
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