Places in the Cook Islands

Places in the Cook Islands

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  • Accommodation (4 nights in Rarotonga, 2 nights in Auckland)
  • Breakfast at the Rarotonga Hotel
  • Transfer (Auckland, Rarotonga airport to hotel)
  • NZ, Cook Islands VAT

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  What's not included

  • Air ticket fare
  • Personal expenses (souvenirs, hotel phone calls, drinks, etc.)

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Itinerary details

• Part 1

  

  The most beautiful lagoon in the world, the uninhabited island of One Foot Island

  The most popular attraction on Aitutaki Island, which is said to be the most beautiful lagoon island in the world, is Onefoot Island. The cruise tour on Onefoot Island, boasting an outstanding level of transparency where you can see the silhouettes of swimming fish, offers activities such as snorkeling and fish feeding. Additionally, you can receive a stamp or actually send mail at the world's only "uninhabited island post office."
  The sandbar "Heaven," which you can walk to about 100 meters across the lagoon, maintains the same water depth no matter how far you walk, creating a truly mysterious sensation. The view from Heaven, located in the middle of the beautiful lagoon, is very mystical.

• Part 2

  

  At low tide, you can walk across the sea to the island on the opposite shore Muri Beach

  Muri Beach is said to be the most beautiful beach in Rarotonga. The shallow lagoon has calm waves, and you can enjoy marine activities such as snorkeling, kayaking, and sap. When the tide is low, you can walk across the sea to the island on the opposite shore, and you will definitely be able to enjoy the magnificent nature surrounded by friendly and colorful fish. Cruise tours include coconut tree climbing, pareo demonstrations, and local food at the Muri Night Market (held on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays) to experience the local culture.

• Part 3

  

  Experience the full culture of the Cook Islands at Tevaranui Cultural Village

  At Te Vara Nui Cultural Village, where you can learn about the history, culture, and customs of the Cook Islands, you can experience activities such as how to harvest (or crack) coconuts and demonstrations of traditional costumes.
  Experience the life of the ancient Cook Islands, visit themed huts with medicines, cuisine and weapons, and enjoy a buffet of the Cook Islands' local dish, um (cooking in the soil).
  After dinner, enjoy a dance show on the floating stage. The powerful fire dance and sharp dance are outstanding to see. After the show, there will also be photo time with the dancers.
  Source: https://www.tevaranui.co.ck/

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