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Rarotonga / Muri Beach

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Cook Islands, Muri, Cook Islands
Coordinates: -21.2537, -159.7286
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Clear, warm tropical lagoon. Only 200m x 200m wide really. Flat water that can get a little rough if the ocean swell makes it over the reef. Not very deep and can stand up in most places. Watch out for coral. If the wind is cross-onshore you can continue to kite around the reef for about 1/3 of the island (going South). Tricky launch, very thin beach, 2-5 m in some places. Nice white sand. Need to stand in water for the safest launch. Coconut palms and buildings right up to waters edge. Not for a beginner. Trade winds seem to be from July to September. Otherwise it gets sea breezes and occasional storms. I don't think it would be very reliable outside trade winds season. South Pacific tropical island. Tends to rain a lot in the hills but it's is always somewhere sunny on the island. No need for a wetsuit in winter but take a blanket for night-time. T-shirt and shorts in summer. Water: Shallow, Flat, Chop. Features: Toilet, Food. Rider ability: Intermediate, Expert.

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Wind

22 kn

SE · gusts 29 kn

Waves

3.7 m

11s period

Swell

3.0 m

Tide

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Updated 24/08/2026, 02:32:29

Forecast

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Wind scale
Max 35 kn
Max 4.0 m waves
Updated 24/08/2026, 02:32:29

Data: Open-Meteo

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Hazards

Flat water that can get a little rough if the ocean swell makes it over the reef. If the wind is cross-onshore you can continue to kite around the reef for about 1/3 of the island (going South).

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