Fifteen unspoiled islands
The enchantment of the fifteen Cook Islands is apparent from the second you gaze at the shimmering blue waters, as you land on the main island of Rarotonga. Palm-lined beaches, breezy beach winds, and epic forests are the norm here. The further you go, the more unspoiled it gets. Visit Aitutaki and see why the Cook Islands exude serenity.
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The Punanga Nui market takes place in Avarua, the capital of Rarotonga, every Saturday, offering a perfect immersion into daily life on these majestic islands. Countless food stands with local delicacies, antiques, and handmade souvenirs create a market buzz. Don’t forget to catch the local concerts and dance performances on the main stage.
Colloquially known as The Needle, Te Rua Manga is an unmissable stop on a Cross Island hike and a landmark of the Rarotonga Island. This striking, unique landform that rises majestically out of the surrounding jungle epitomizes the unspoiled nature of the Cook Islands.
A variety of interesting artifacts await you at the Cook Islands National Museum. As a paean to the South Pacific Islands, this museum is perfect for those who wish to explore the history and culture of this region of the world. Replicas of exhibits from other museums as well as temporary exhibitions complete the offer.
The highest mountain in the Cook Islands, Te Manga stands at 2,000 feet—taller than any skyscraper in the United States. Located on the main island of Rarotonga, Te Manga has several hiking trails that lead through a thick forest, which stretches over all the mountain slopes. Keep a lookout for the remarkable biodiversity as you hike along this isolated terrain. Less
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