Things To Do in Cook Islands
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Cook Islands Attractions
- Religious Site
Arutanga Church
Don't miss the main church on Aitutaki, Arutanga Church. People sing hymns in unaccompanied four-part harmonies -- it's a real musical treat. Don't be surprised if you get invited out afterwards as visitors are made very welcome. Dress conservatively -- men should wear proper shirts…Aitutaki
- Tour
Birdman George Tours
George Mateariki is a birdman who looks after the endangered Rarotongan Flycatchers (Kakerori) and Rimatara lorkeets. George shows you these birds and many more, as well as ancient trails, beaches, and native plants and their uses. The tour also includes a picnic, and on Sunday the…Atiu - Tour
Bishops Cruises
Bishops Cruises will take you to snorkel in the best of Aitutaki's pristine waters, an incredibly beautiful lagoon. Snorkel with giant clams, turtles, and colorful fish, and then visit One-Foot Island, the only uninhabited island with a post office (bring your passport and get a… - Tour
Pa’s Trek
Pa is a local legend -- you'?ll know him by the blonde dreadlocks. He leads guided walks and hikes (varying levels of difficulty) into the interior of Rarotonga. Learn about local medicine plants, wars, famines, and the great Polynesian migrations in tales passed down by his…Avarua
Cook Islands Shopping
Shopping in the Cook Islands
Bag a bargain pareu (sarong) at Punanga Nui Market. Or break the bank on a unique tivaevae (patchwork quilt) at the Atiu Fibre Arts Studio and rare black pearls from the outer islands. You really won't find these at home.
Cook Islands Nightlife
Cook Islands Nightlife
There's always an excuse to party whether you’re at an island night show on Rarotonga, trawling nightclubs or joining the tumunu. These bush beer clubs in Atiu start with a ceremony and end with a ukulele sing-along.
