Cook Islands

Cook Islands

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The islands of Rarotonga and Aitutaki are magical and are the ultimate combination for some of the best island hopping in the South Pacific. Take to the skies on a scenic flight and be transferred to Aitutaki and other islands beyond. Small and intimate, the memories of a Cook Islands holiday will stay with you for a long time after you leave and offer a quieter alternative to the larger island chains in the region.

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Things to do

Highland Paradise

The Highland Paradise is your opportunity to learn about folklore and be close to Rarotongan heritage.

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Raro Safari 4WD Inland

Take the a 4WD tour on the inland roads and to the heights of Rarotonga for some breathtaking views and scenery. Your tour guides give you commentary on history, cultural and traditional uses of floral and fauna.

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Captain Tama's Lagoon Cruise

Join a tour of the inner lagoon of Rarotonga with Captain Tama’s, where you will be snorkelling with thousands of colourful reef fish and viewing magnificent coral.

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Aitutaki Lagoon Cruise

Cruise one of the world’s most beautiful lagoons with the crew from Bishop’s Cruises who know the history of this unspoilt wonder and are happy to share it with you.

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Places to stay

Pacific Resort Rarotonga

Best for location

Premium Garden Suite: From £159 per person per night

Pacific Resort & Villas is set in beautiful landscaped gardens on Muri Beach, Rarotonga’s finest white-sand beach....

Little Polynesian

Best for luxury

Pia Tiare Garden Are: From £149 per person per night

Experience the true South Pacific at the Little Polynesian Resort, staying at one of the region's finest beaches, nestled within l...

Pacific Resort Aitutaki

Best for luxury

Premium Beachfront Bungalow: From £278 per person per night

The Pacific Resort Aitutaki is located on the main island of Aitutaki in the village of Amuri....

Essential information

Currency: The local currency in the Cooks is the New Zealand dollar (NZD). The Cooks Islands also have their own coins and notes for use within the country but they aren’t convertible so need to be spent before leaving
Climate: This is tropical all year round, with heaviest rainfall and humidity from November to February. Temperatures range from 22-28°C
Departure tax: NZD25 per person payable upon departure
Visa: Visitors to the Cook Islands are not required to obtain an entry permit for stays of less than 31 days, however you must have a return or onward ticket and your passport must be valid for six months of more at the time of entry into the country

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