The fifteen pristine islands that comprise the Cook Islands are dotted in the vast South Pacific Ocean. Midway between New Zealand and Hawaii. The Cook Islands are split into two distinct island groups -the Northern Cook Islands and the Southern Cook Islands. The Southern group includes the two most visited islands of all the islands: Rarotonga and Aitutaki. Diverse and stunning, these two islands complement each other and encapsulate the essence of the ‘Cooks’ Rarotonga, home to the capital, Avarua, was well as the international airport, is rugged and lush whilst Aitutaki is an ‘almost atoll’ boating one of the most beautiful, ‘must-see’ lagoons in the world.
Firstly, we had a truly amazing time! Everything went extremely smoothly and we received first class service from the moment we landed in Rarotonga to leaving Atutaki. Thank you. Rarotonga was great. The service we received at the Royal Takitumu Villas was outstanding. The staff were incredibly helpful and did everything they could to make […]
Cannibal ancestors, unexplored caverns and the kindest people on earth: Rarotonga is the world’s best stopover By Brian Schofield As a widely accepted rule of thumb, if you can see a sparkling array of tropical fish through the bottom half of your snorkel mask and an open beach bar through the top, you’re having a […]
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