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Accommodation in Cook Islands
If your version of paradise is white-sand beaches, turquoise oceans, and palm trees swaying in a gentle breeze, then take your next holiday on the remote Cook Islands. Spread out over 2.2 million square kilometres, this volcanic archipelago includes 15 inhabited islands. Tourists mostly flock to the two most populated islands, Aitutaki and the capital island, Rarotonga.
Both islands offer magnificent beaches and crystal-clear water, just begging for scuba divers and snorkellers. The islands are also a popular snowboarding destination. Rarotonga and Aitutaki are home to large resorts with many amenities, but tourists can also wander off the beaten path to explore local villages filled with clucking chickens and welcoming locals.
Cook Island Accommodation
There are strict regulations about allowing tourists on the island, so make your Cook Islands accommodation reservations in advance of your trip. Rarotonga and Aitutaki offer the most accommodation options, including large, full-service resorts with beautiful beach or lagoon views. Travellers can also find more reasonable villas or back packer options to stay in budget.
Getting to the Cook Islands
By air, you’ll fly into the Rarotonga International Airport, which receives direct flights from Auckland, Sydney, Fiji, and Los Angeles. You can also take a boat into the island chain through one of five designated ports of entry. Once you make it to Rarotonga, you can travel to other islands by plane or island freighter. On more populated islands, you can usually take advantage of the local bus service or rent a car or scooter.
Saving on Your Trip to the Cook Islands
You have many Cook Islands resorts to choose from, so visit Expedia.co.nz to make sure you get the best deal on your flights, hotels in Rarotonga, and rental cars. Expedia allows you to compare prices, so you can save time and money on your island holiday getaway.
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- Hotels near Muri Beach
- Hotels near Aroa Beach
- Hotels near Ootu Beach
- Hotels near Cook Island Christian Church
- Hotels near One Foot Island Beach
- Hotels near Muri Lagoon
- Hotels near Cook Islands Library and Museum
- Hotels near Tikioki Marine Sanctuary
- Hotels near Te Vara Nui Village
- Hotels near Para O Tane Palace
- Hotels near Beachcomber Pearl Market
- Hotels near Maina Island
- Hotels near Tikioki Beach
- Hotels near Maire Nui Botanical Gardens
- Hotels near Cook Islands Whale and Wildlife Centre
- Hotels near Black Rock
- Hotels near Muri Night Markets
- Hotels near Cook Islands National Museum
- Hotels near Aitutaki Golf Club
- Hotels near Te Rua Manga
- Hotels near Rarotonga Golf Club
- Hotels near Arutanga Harbour
- Hotels near Cooks Landing
- Hotels near Wigmore's Waterfall
- Hotels near Koteka Winery
- Hotels near Koromiri
- Hotels near Rima Rau Burial Cave
- Hotels near Puaikura Beach
- Hotels near Cocoputt
- Hotels near Matutu Brewing Company
