Anchor of Nikaupara

Free Activity

Aitutaki, Cook Islands
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Description

Sitting on the steps of Te Maru o Toi Hall in Nikaupara, the Anchor of Nikaupara is more than just a painted stone—it’s a link to the island’s seafaring past. According to local tradition, this rock was once the anchor of an early Polynesian voyager who arrived on Aitutaki. Today, it stands as a quiet but meaningful reminder of the island’s rich maritime history.

Highlights

  • See an ancient anchor linked to early seafarers
  • Located at the community hall in Nikaupara
  • A unique historical landmark with cultural significance

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Activity Information
Free Activity
Te Maru o Toi Hall, Nikaupara, Aitutaki
Monday: All Day
Tuesday: All Day
Wednesday: All Day
Thursday: All Day
Friday: All Day
Saturday: All Day
Sunday: All Day
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