If you prefer calmer pursuits you can go to a tea party with the local chief or join the village ladies at their handcrafts. Best of all, you can relax on the secluded beaches near by. Twice a week, normally Wednesdays and Fridays, Ara Moana holds an Island Night with a traditionally-cooked Polynesian dinner and a show by the Ara Moana Hotel Cultural Dance group comprising local young people. Take an excursion to the lakes and on the way back visit the subterranean caverns for a relaxing swim. The Cook Islands Christian Church Betula is at the centre of the community where you can experience the singing and enjoy a friendly conversation with the villagers on Sunday mornings.
Night life consists of occasional local dances and video shows at the village hall.
At low tide take an interesting walk along the reef 10 get a glimpse of the colourful marine life. Mitiaro Budget accommodation in three rooms with shared facilities. Set in lush gardens. Subterranean caves are found in the interior with easy access from the road encircling the island. Oliveta Church at Kimiangatau Village basts a history of squabbles between villages during construction hence two distinct interior designs.