6 Accommodations in Rarotonga & the Cook Islands with Free WiFi© CookIslandsPocketGuide.com
6 Accommodations in Rarotonga & the Cook Islands with Free WiFi

7 Accommodations in Rarotonga & the Cook Islands with Free WiFi

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Where to Find Accommodations and Resorts with Free Internet in the Cook Islands

Although many of us take it for granted, free WiFi is extremely hard to come by in the Cook Islands. With only one internet provider and cell phone network, prices are sky high for internet in Rarotonga and the surrounding islands. Therefore, free WiFi at your resort certainly isn’t a given… Nevertheless, we’ve compiled a list of the very few elusive accommodations in Rarotonga and the Cook Islands with free WiFi, just in case getting those gigs is essential for your holiday or business trip.

For more information on getting WiFi on your travels, be sure to check out How to Get Internet & WiFi in the Cook Islands.

1. Magic Reef Beachfront Bungalows

One of the only accommodations in Rarotonga offering free unlimited WiFi, Magic Reef Beachfront Bungalows is an obvious go-to if you want to stay connected. Not only are they a contemporary accommodation with electric vehicle rentals and a movie hard drive in each room, but the bungalows also keep in tune with the environment with their Polynesian-style bamboo construction and reusable water bottles, coffee cups and tote bags provided for guests. Learn more about this eco-friendly resort in the 10 Best Eco Resorts in the Cook Islands.

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2. Nautilus Resort

For those seeking luxury to go with their free WiFi, choose the Nautilus Resort. Each ‘are (bungalow) here features a private saltwater plunge pool, high ceilings and a spacious layout, as well as free WiFi for one device per bungalow! On-site is a large infinity pool, the popular Nautilus Restaurant, as well as the indulgent Spa Nautilis. See more lavish stays like this in the 10 Best Luxury Accommodations in the Cook Islands.

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3. Muri Beachcomber

This accommodation at Muri Beach offers a wealth of free inclusions for guests, including 2.5Gb of internet per unit per stay! As well as a welcome chunk of free WiFi, Muri Beachcomber offers tranquil beachfront units for adult groups and family units scattered among the gardens. Other inclusions are free airport transfers, kayaks, SUP boards, snorkelling gear, wet shoes and bicycles. We also list this property in the 10 Best Self-Catering Accommodations in the Cook Islands.

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4. Muri Beach Resort

An intimate resort on the shores of Muri BeachMuri Beach Resort offers 20 self-contained villas and apartments scattered among spacious gardens. Family and couples’ villas are kept separate ensuring parties are less likely to disturb each other’s fun in the sun or time on the internet with the small but perhaps essential 500Mb of WiFi included in your stay. The central pool, barbecue area and beachfront deck, however, are always there for get-togethers. Muri Beach Resort is also an eco-resort, operating completely off the grid.

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5. Etu Moana Boutique Beach Villas

An adults-only boutique resort with a sustainable ethos, no wonder Etu Moana Boutique Beach Villas is one of Aitutaki’s most-sought resorts. Another part of the appeal might also be the 500Mb of free WiFi available for guests. What we think you might be more attracted to, however, are other inclusions, such as self-catering facilities, a swimming pool, beach access and dining options on-site. You can also explore the island guilt-free on the accommodation’s e-scooters or the lagoon using the SUP boards and kayaks available.

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6. Rendezvous Villas

Two luxury villas sit on the shores of the Muri Lagoon, yet offer complete privacy among the tropical gardens, at Rendezvous Villas. The well-appointed duplex villas include luxurious touches, such as a private plunge pool, snorkelling gear, kayaks, a hard drive with movies, and wonderful spaces for both indoor and outdoor dining. Other inclusions are the complimentary transfers, a fruit basket on arrival, a starter pack for breakfast and a “starter voucher for the WiFi”. We can’t promise it’s much, but it’s a lot more data than most accommodations on Rarotonga are offering!

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7. Atiu Villas

On the less-visited outer island of Atiu, Atiu Villas is showcasing that even the remotest of accommodations can offer internet to their guests! In fact, the villas go above and beyond to offer everything you need for an effortless stay on Atiu: a restaurant and bar, self-catering facilities in your villa, a larder in your room to buy grocery supplies, a tour desk, bicycle, scooter and car hire and, yes, even 500Mb free WiFi a day! There are also excellent corners of the property to unwind island-style, whether it’s the swimming pool or the tennis court. Well, you might as well pack your bags!

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More About Accommodations and WiFi in the Cook Islands

Now that you know pretty much all of the accommodations in Rarotonga and the Cook Islands with free WiFi, here are more details on how to get internet in the Cook Islands:

Finally, if you haven’t yet found the perfect place to stay in the Cook Islands, start from the beginning with Where to Stay in the Cook Islands: The Best Cook Islands Accommodations or The Top 50 Resorts in the Cook Islands.

Author

Robin C.

This article was reviewed and published by Robin, the co-founder of Cook Islands Pocket Guide. He has lived, worked and travelled across 16 different countries before settling in the South Pacific, so he knows a thing or two about planning the perfect trip in this corner of the world. Robin works and consults regularly with Cook Islands Tourism Corporation, a local government body representing the tourism industry. Robin is also the co-founder of several other South Pacific travel guides and is a regular host of webinars with the South Pacific Tourism Organisation.

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