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Rarotonga Information

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Highlights of Southern Group

Aitutaki Information

Picture in your head that perfect beach. You know the one, where the sand is brilliant white, and..

Atiu Information

Atiu island, also known as 'the land of the birds', is an unspoilt volcanic island in the southern..

Mangaia Information

Mangaia is an island that encapsulates the essence of all of the Cook Islands into one spectacular..

Mauke Information

Mauke is a typical tropical island emblazoned  with rich jungle surrounded by spectacular..

Manuae Information

Manuae, is a peaceful sanctuary and lies 102 kilometeres south-east of Aitutaki. this now unhabited..

Mitiaro Information

Of the cluster of islands in the Southern Group called Nga Pu Toru (Atiu, Mitiaro and Mauke), this..

Palmerston Information

The unique social fabric of this atoll arises from the last century when Englishman William..

Takutea Information

Takutea, a sanctuary declared to protect the breeding site of a number of seabirds, lies 50 miles..

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Rarotonga Information

Nothing short of an island paradise, Rarotonga is the largest of the Cook Islands with a population of about 14,000 and a circumference of approximately 32 kilometres. Characterised by its white sandy beaches, pristine lagoon, and dense interior vegetation, many visitors are blown away by the island’s picturesque landscape.

Attractions include scuba diving, snorkelling, and horse riding. Visitors can also take scenic boat and air tours, and those looking for something a little more exciting can choose from a number of island hikes to some of the island’s interior landmarks including Te Manga, Rarotonga’s highest peak.

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The towns scattered about the island are home to numerous cafés, restaurants, and hotels that offer a range of cuisines, chill-out spots, and local entertainment. Fresh fish and local produce markets are held during the day, and walks along the beach will bring you to charming little juice bars and food stalls.

Rarotonga is ringed by a main road serviced by clockwise and anti-clockwise running buses. The road is also frequented by the mopeds and bicycles that both locals and tourists use as their primary means of transportation. The island’s airport has flights to most other destinations in the Cook Islands archipelago.

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