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arrive in Suvarov coral atoll that is part of Northern Cook. Here, Tom Neale, a doctor from New Zealand, starting from the 50's decided to live alone on this deserted island. He built a hut, cultivated a garden, raising hundreds of chickens and lived quietly for nearly 20 years. His experience is recounted in a book "An island for Himself." Among the sailors was famous for globetrotters, from Bernard Moitessier, everyone who passed these parts and supplies brought him news from the outside world and in return receive a warm welcome in this corner of paradiso.Adesso you can 'just yet, but close to the motu where the main, in the former home of Neal there are 2 rangers that monitor the anchors. This year James and Appi, come from Rarotonga and are two monsters ... ... very nice. With them is organized hunt for coconut crabs, then eat with the other boats the same night, each its own particular dish prepared and then .... Off to the party .... The next day, hunting for fish with guns and night ... ... as sopra.Poi you go fishing in the pass and in the evening ... .. a few days later we greased some kilo.Qui you pay $ 50 entry for a boat with two people on board, entered the Cook and then some gift to the two ranger what you want, they live here for 6 months and beyond what they have brought in other supplies will not arrive. The island is full of coconut palms and James teaches us how to make bread coconut cake, with the bud of the coconut .... And in the evening ... as always ... you eat the evening meal tutto.Tutte of sharks, with boats of all wet waste, currently there are 18 that are thrown out of the motu so the sharks do not get used to eat close to the boats which would be extremely dangerous since we .... boatmen swim, snorkel in the anchorage area, we do since there are beautiful coral and colorful fish from vedereGli sharks are often still see us, but do not seem aggressive, just curious .. In the period of our stay we saw 3 whales in lagone inside also, perhaps a little short, but still a paradise.