Top Things to do in Cook Islands
Top 10 Beaches in Cook Islands, Cook Islands
If you're sitting at your desk having Robinson Crusoe daydreams, the Cook Islands might be a great vacation place for you. It doesn't get much more remote or more beautiful—what with the perfect beaches, deep jungle and coral lagoons. Each of the 15 islands seems more breathtaking than the last.
Restaurants in Cook Islands
1. Aitutaki Lagoon
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5.0 based on 1,070 reviews
These waters are home to a large number of fish, making it a favorite spot for snorkeling or scuba diving.
Reviewed By TavellingTony000 - Sydney, Australia
Paradise is the best word to describe this natural wonder. I was in awe of its vast space and beauty, Book in one of the lagoon cruses, it will be your highlight of any trip to the Cook Islands.
2. O'otu Beach
3. Muri Lagoon
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4.5 based on 877 reviews
One of the island's most beautiful locations, this lagoon and beach is a popular destination for swimming and snorkeling.
Reviewed By Kinkoona - Sydney, Australia
One of the many excellent aquatic locations on the island - but a “must do”. Lagoon itself is excellent as a beach and swim spot - it also has access to hiring things such as paddle boards, kayaks and snorkeling gear. Koka and Captain Tama day trips also leave from here and there is a few spots on the beach to get a drink/food. It is also a close walk to main road of Muri for supplies or food. No sunset at end of day but the views are excellent
4. Titikaveka Beach
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4.5 based on 476 reviews
Reviewed By B5009DYbenh - Singapore, Singapore
Prefect beach for small kids and baby’s. Water is like a mirror. You can see the fishes swimming at the coral heads from the beach. Nice white sand beach perfect to play for the little ones. Nice coral for snorkeling
5. Black Rock Beach
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4.5 based on 147 reviews
Black Rock beach is historically and culturally important to the people of Rarotonga. Facing north-west, and receiving all day sun, the lagoon area is a popular aqua-playground. The prominent black rocks serve as diving platforms into the rock pools below. Black Rock is also the home of Rarotonga's only golf course, as well as the tennis centre and beach volleyball courts.
Reviewed By Herbies1 - New Plymouth, New Zealand
Great place for swimming, snorkeling or taking a walk. Its an easy stroll along the beach from The Edgewater or even further. There is a car park at the top which after a few visits wondered why there were always cars parked there - now we know. Its also a great place to watch the planes come in as well.
6. Aroa Beach
7. Oneroa Beach
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
