The Cook Islands are a beautiful and remote scattering of islands in the heart of the South Pacific, a pristine paradise of turquoise lagoons, palm-fringed islets and warm Polynesian hospitality. Unspoilt and gloriously scenic, they offer some of the most idyllic and uncrowded cruising in the entire Pacific.
The islands are famous above all for their spectacular lagoons, especially the dazzling turquoise lagoon of Aitutaki, widely regarded as one of the most beautiful in the world, ringed by uninhabited palm-covered motus and dazzling white sandbars. The main island of Rarotonga rises in dramatic green peaks encircled by a clear protective reef.
The surrounding waters offer superb swimming, snorkelling and diving among vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life, along with countless secluded beaches and idyllic anchorages. The clear, warm lagoons are simply breathtaking.
Ashore, the islands offer warm Polynesian culture, from island dancing to feasts of fresh fish and tropical fruit, along with a genuinely relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Their unspoilt beauty and charm are exceptional.
With their turquoise lagoons, palm-fringed motus and Polynesian charm, the Cook Islands are a paradise of the South Pacific. Guests can anchor in dazzling lagoons, snorkel vibrant reefs and enjoy the warm culture and unspoilt beauty of these beautiful remote islands.
