Train: There is no train service on Rarotonga.
Bus: The “Round the Island” bus stops at Rarotonga Airport twice an hour, going both clockwise and anti-clockwise, between 7am and 4pm (clockwise only, 8am-12pm and 2pm to 4pm on Sundays). It stops at dozens of hotels and resorts, as well as the main marketplace on the island. A one-way fare is NZD 4 (about £2).
Taxi: There are taxis available at the airport. The 10-minute ride into Avarua will not be less than NZD 10 (£5).
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Airport parking is only available for rental cars.
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Money and communications: The airport has banks and an ATM.
Luggage: There are automatic and guarded baggage storage facilities.
Conference and business: There are coin-operated Internet terminals.
Other facilities: The airport has public toilets and snack bars.
Wi-Fi: There is Wi-Fi access available in the airport.
Shopping: There are a few duty-free shops at the airport, although they aren’t the bargains they once were. Unless you’re after duty-free staples such as cigarettes and alcohol, you’ll find better deals elsewhere on the island.
Food and drink: There are a couple of snack bars at the airport.
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