（Murree Beach）
Muri Beach is a scenic spot located near Muri Lagoon in the southeast of Rarotonga.
（Li Mu Chi）
Rimu Pond is located on the coast 1 km north of the village of Namukulu on Niue Island. Limu Pool is a semi-enclosed natural pool with three reefs and one side connected to the sea. The pool is relatively shallow and far away from the deep sea area, so it is relatively safe.
It is a great place to dive and swim, the pool water is clear blue, wide and calm, suitable for beginners snorkeling. Visitors can soak up the sun on the surrounding rocks and enjoy the beauty and peace of the place.
Visitors can also go to the underwater rock corner to explore a variety of Marine life, such as sea snakes, octopus, etc., underwater camera to take pictures of the beautiful underwater world.
（Matapa Chasm）
Matapa Gorge is located near Namukulu village. From Namukulu Village accommodation, follow the rugged path through the dense tropical scrub jungle and walk 5 to 10 minutes to Matapa Canyon. At the bottom of the canyon is a small lake, flanked by steep cliffs.
Here is a good place for summer and swimming, the lake is clear and the water quality is good. Sunlight is blocked by the cliff, and it is difficult to shine on the lake, so that the lake is always low temperature and cool. The weather here is calm and unaffected by the tides.
There are many colorful fish wandering around underwater, tourists can bring underwater cameras to record these underwater scenery.
（Ekalesia Church）
The Caraisia Church is located 100 metres north of the Alofi Post Office, opposite the War Memorial and by the sea. The church is surrounded by white walls, covered with brown and gray roofs, and surrounded by a green coconut grove, making the church appear pure and simple.
The interior of the church is a pure milky white, with rows of pews. At the front of the church is a huge cross and a podium. The church of Calicia holds a service every Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. At this time, the locals come here to attend the service in their best clothes, and the ladies wear a fashionable and beautiful straw hat.
Here visitors can learn about the real life and culture of the islanders, and although visitors may not understand the language spoken by the locals, they can really experience their spiritual life.
（Hio Beach）
Located near the village of Tuapa in Niue, Theo Beach is one of the few beaches on Niue. At high tide, most of the beach is submerged by the sea, and only at low tide can you appreciate the unique charm of this golden beach.
From the top of the high reef, follow steep artificial steps for some distance before entering Theo Beach, a wide, flat beach where visitors can either stroll on the sand or snorkel in the crystal clear water, watching colorful fish swim among beautiful coral.
Beware of sea slugs, crustacean mollusks that release a poisonous, milky liquid.
（Alofi Rugby Club）
The Alofei Rugby Club is located at the intersection of Alofi-Liku Rd., and Alofi-Hakupu Rd. In front of the club is a large rugby field, where some amateur rugby matches are held from time to time, which will attract avid rugby fans to watch.
In Niue, everyone is a big fan of rugby and the enthusiastic fans will quickly bring visitors into this enjoyable atmosphere. Sometimes there are small concerts and light shows where enthusiastic Niues dance to the rhythm of the music. The time of the concert is not fixed, so it depends on the luck of the visitors to enjoy the music feast.
