Cook Islands Holidays
Cook Islands holidaysin South Pacific
This family of 15 islands lie halfway between New Zealand and Hawaii in the centre of the Pacific Ocean's Polynesian Triangle. A mix of volcanic islands and coral atolls, the Cook Islands are a castaway's delight with deserted powder-white beaches fringed with swaying palms and warm, translucent lagoons teeming with marine life.Rarotonga is the beating heart and hub of the Cooks, and while it may be the island most up to speed with the modern world, it still retains a traditional Polynesian charm. Just over 20 miles in circumference it's stunningly picturesque with no traffic lights, no McDonald's and no building taller than a coconut tree.
Why Visit Cook Islands?
- Stunning beaches
- Crystal-clear lagoons
- Superb diving and snorkelling
- Polynesian history and culture
- Friendly, welcoming people
Cook Islands Travel Guide
Best time to go
There’s never a bad time to visit, with a warm tropical climate all year round. June to August are slightly cooler months, November to March marks the warmer season, with occasional tropical showers. The drier months are from April to November, while the warmer, more humid and damp season is from December to March.
Travel Information
Rarotonga is approximately 25 hours from the UK (via Los Angeles). Aitutaki is around 45 minutes' flight from Rarotonga Recommended airlines flying to Rarotonga: Air New Zealand; British Airways; Virgin Atlantic.
Local currency
New Zealand dollar, along with local notes and coins.
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