Rarotonga and Aitutaki (Cook Islands) by Air
❮Rarotonga and Aitutaki (Cook Islands) by Air
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This 6 night sample itinerary price includes:
- Flight into and out of Rarotonga
- Hotel for 3 nights in Rarotonga
- Flight from Rarotonga to Aitutaki
- Hotel for 3 nights in Aitutaki
- Flight from Aitutaki to Rarotonga
- To have a better chance of finding the best price, try Monday arrivals and Saturday returns.
Idyllic Getaway! Begin this amazing experience flying into Rarotonga, known as the most populous island of Cook Islands, this enchanting place also offers a variety of lagoons, crystal blue waters and white sandy beaches. Followed by this, fly to Aitutaki, another wonderful island famous for its turquoise central lagoon. Do not miss the chance to relax and escape into a magical world.
Fully Flexible Itinerary: Personalize your hotels, transportation, and length of stay in each city. Easily add curated experiences to complete your journey.
Cook Islands
The Cook Islands are a beautiful island destination in the south Pacific that should not be missed, especially if you have already visited the sands of Tahiti and Fiji. Rarotonga is the largest of the Cook Islands, home to the international airport as well as the largest town, Avarua. The Cook Islands are split up into two island chains, with the northern one situated just to the east of American Samoa, and the southern one sitting a few hundred miles to the south. The southern island chain is the one you will most likely be familiar with, as it is home to Rarotonga and other islands like Aitutaki, Atiu, and Palmerston Atoll.
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Visit and discover the gorgeous Muri Beach, Muri Lagoon, At Te Vara Nui Village, Wigmore's Waterfall, Cook Island's Christian Church, Titikaveka Beach, Maire Nui Gardens, Aroa Lagoon Marine Reserve, Highland Paradise Cultural Center, and so much more.
Visit and explore the Aitutaki Lagoon, The Aitutaki Lagoon Resort and Spa, Mount Maungapu, Ootu Peninsula, Tapuaetai, and so much more.
