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Aitutaki

This magnificent and remote island is the stuff of which dreams are made. It is a triangular-shaped almost-atoll consisting of three volcanic and 12 coral islets (motus). It was probably first settled around 900 AD and one of the great legendary Pol...

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Aoraki

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Atiu

Atiu is known as “Land of the Birds,” and you’ll find out why. Enjoy the flora and fauna of this unique island and make memories of a vacation of a lifetime.

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Beveridge Reef

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Mangaia

The second-largest island in the area after Rarotonga, Mangaia is home to Teruarere Cave (almost 2 mi/3 km long and full of gleaming white stalactites and stalagmites). There are excellent hiking possibilities on the island, including a climb up the ...

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Manihiki

Pearl divers make their home on this isolated atoll in the northern Cook Islands. In fact, Manihiki is one of the world's main sources of black pearls. The island now has an airstrip and twice-weekly service from Rarotonga. 750 mi/1,200 km north of ...

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Mauke

This raised atoll in the eastern Cook Islands has daily air service. You can easily walk the periphery of the island (about 11 mi/18 km) in a day if you carry food and water along with you. The shaded track edges many small white beaches and coral cl...

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Mitiaro Island

Known for its bananas and lake eels, this island has few facilities but may be reached by air three times a week. A fine reef surrounds the tiny island, which is almost completely flat (almost every house has an ocean view). Mitiaro has a number of u...

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Palmerston

This tiny island, only one square mile in size, was settled by Englishman William Marsters in 1863, and its population of 50 are all descendants of him and his three Polynesian wives. Olde English – with a distinct Gloucestershire accent – is still s...

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Penrhyn

This atoll around a beautiful lagoon is noted for mother-of-pearl and black pearls. Oyster farming is a booming industry on Penrhyn. Weekly flights connect the atoll to Rarotonga, but visits are not recommended. 845 mi/1,360 km north of Rarotonga.

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Rakahanga

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Rarotonga

Rarotonga is one of the Southern Cook Islands in the Pacific Ocean and is the administrative centre of the Cook Islands. The island is volcanic in origin, mountainous, and relatively fertile. The highest point is Te Manga (2,139 ft). Rarotonga's inha...

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Suwarrow

Suwarrow is a beautiful unique island situated in the center of the famous Cook Islands on the Pacific. The atoll in 1978 was claimed a national park due to its beauty and abundance of bird and marine life. Suwarrow is now uninhabited and just opened...

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This town is a railway station established in 1917 that delivered tea and sugar, Cook stretches from Ooldea to Loongana, South Australia. Present-day, Cook is a ghost town that welcomes overnight train drivers providing accommodations to those whom are intrigued by the history of Cook.

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