A Few words about Cook Islands
This remote South Pacific archipelago comprises 15 small islands, renowned for their traditional, Polynesian culture and beautiful, unspoiled landscapes, encompassing paradisiacal beaches, rugged volcanic peaks, biodiverse rainforests and stunning coral-rich waters.
From scuba diving and snorkeling, to hiking, whale-watching or traditional music and theatre shows, there are a diverse range of activities to keep you entertained, whilst the country also boasts one of the best culinary scenes in the region, along with a wealth of excellent luxury, hotels and resorts.
Regions
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Aitutaki
The country’s second most visited island, Aitutaki is renowned for its picturesque...
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Experience the paradisiacal beauty of the Cook Islands through its two most popular destinations - Rarotonga and Aitutaki, - and the spectacular coral-rich waters that surround them.
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THINGS TO DO IN COOK ISLANDS
activities
Go diving or snorkeling
The Cook Islands’ clear waters, excellent coral-reefs and diversity of marine life make it great...
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Visit Te Vara Nui Village
Situated on Rarotonga, Te Vara Nui Village is a cultural site and venue where visitors can learn...
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Sample delicious local cuisine at a...
Held every Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday evening, on the edge of Ratoronogo’s eponymous...
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Hike across Rarotonga
The cross-island trail connects Rarotonga’s Northern and Southern coasts, and is a great way to...
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Tour a lagoon in a glass bottom boat
Experience the beauty and diversity of The Cook Islands’ underwater landscapes from the comfort of...
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Go paddle boarding at night
A magical way to explore the tranquil waters of the South Pacific, paddle boards are fitted with...
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There are no direct flights from the UK to the Cook Islands. The most direct route is via Los Angeles with Air New Zealand.
April-October is the driest period and the best time to visit.
We recommend a minimum of 6 days.
UK Citizens do not require a visa to enter the Cook Islands for stays of up to 31 days.
Cook Islands Essentials
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- Compare airlines flights to Cook Islands using Skyscanner. You can fly internationally into Avarua District.
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Booking.com
- For you to find the best accommodation around Cook Islands. They work globally with accommodation for all budgets.
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