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Bookmark or Share- Cook Islands | Beaches, Culture & Activities | BritannicaCook Islands, self-governing island state in free association with New Zealand, located in the South Pacific Ocean. Its 15 small atolls and islands have a total land area comparable to that of a medium-sized city, but they are spread over about 770,000 square miles (2,000,000 square km) of sea—an.
- Home - Cook Islands | Cook IslandsThe 15 islands of the Cook Islands are located in the South Pacific, in the same time zone as Hawai'i. An unspoiled paradise, complete with white sand beaches, blue lagoons, and lush green mountains. In the Cook Islands, there are no branded resorts, no buildings taller than a coconut tree, no crowds, and no stop lights - yet the islands offer ...
- 17 things you need to know before going to the Cook IslandsScattered and remote in the South Pacific, the Cook Islands are a taste of tropical perfection. Plan a visit to the far-flung tropical paradise of the Cook Islands with this advice on packing and booking, and top tips on health, safety and etiquette.
- Our Islands | Cook IslandsOur Islands. The Cook Islands lies halfway between New Zealand and Hawaii, boasting an idyllic climate, endless adventure, romance and pure relaxation. Getting here is easy with flights on Air New Zealand, Jetstar and Air Tahiti as well as domestic flights between the islands with our national carrier Air Rarotonga.
- Home | Cook IslandsWhy the Cook Islands. An Exotic Archipelago. In the very heart of Polynesia lies this stunning paradise of unspoiled natural beauty; lagoons ringed by stunning coral reefs teaming with life, isolated beaches, rainforests, waterfalls, caves, unique bird life, and so much more. No Crowds. Only 18,000 people live in the Cook Islands.
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