5 Best Holiday Homes on Aitutaki [2023]© CookIslandsPocketGuide.com
5 Best Holiday Homes on Aitutaki [2023]

5 Best Holiday Homes on Aitutaki 🏠 [2024]

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Find the Perfect Aitutaki Holiday Rental Right Here…

Swap the resort holiday for ultimate privacy in your own piece of paradise on Aitutaki. Aitutaki’s holiday rental selection is admittedly small but those lucky enough to get a booking will get a true home-away-from-home experience among one of the Pacific’s most stunning island lagoons. Let us guide you through your options with this list of the best holiday homes on Aitutaki.

By the way, you might want to plan the rest of your vacation using The Complete Travel Guide to Aitutaki.

1. Are Kapakapa

Spacious, airy and secluded, Are Kapakapa offers a delightful holiday home for groups of up to five people. The location is a little different, out of the way above the old airport runway, but nearby a top mainland snorkelling spot at Base One. The holiday home is one of the best self-catering accommodations on Aitutaki thanks to its modern kitchen (including a dishwasher!), as well as its barbecue area under a covered verandah with roll-down mosquito covers. See more stays like this in the 10 Best Family Resorts & Accommodations on Aitutaki.

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2. Moana Villa Aitutaki

The best choice on the island for larger groups, Moana Villa Aitutaki sleeps up to six. The hillside three-bedroom villa nestled among tropical forest offers breathtaking views across the island and over the western side of the lagoon – an ideal sunset-viewing position! Cool off in the small outdoor pool on the deck and enjoy meals together thanks to the well-equipped kitchen and covered outdoor dining area.

Check Moana Villa Aitutaki out:

5 Best Holiday Homes on Aitutaki [2023]© Moana Villa Aitutaki

3. Tavake Villa

Bask in the epic sunset at this waterfront holiday home on the shores of the main town, Arutanga. Tavake Villa is ideal for couples or young families with its one bedroom and a sofa bed in the living area. The self-catering accommodation is well-appointed and offers ways to keep the costs down on meals. Alternatively, there’s a cafe on-site if you prefer. The main draw is the location, however, where you can enjoy watching the lagoon from your covered deck. The accommodation compares to some of the beach bungalows of Aitutaki which we list in the 10 Best Boutique Resorts on Aitutaki.

Check Tavake Villa out:

5 Best Holiday Homes on Aitutaki [2023]© Tavake Villa

4. Aitutaki Ootu Villa

Looking out across the Aitutaki Lagoon and its motu (islands), Aitutaki Ootu Villa offers a fantastic location at Ootu Beach. You have several dining options at your doorstep, as well as the beach with safe swimming and the main departure point for lagoon cruises. The three-bedroom two-bathroom holiday home is perfect for quiet nights in, however, providing a full kitchen and a deck with a barbecue.

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5. Moemoea

A quaint studio set inland on the west side of Aitutaki, Moemoea offers an affordable holiday home for couples and solo travellers. The modern and simplistic unit is kitted out with the bare necessities for self-catering, laundry facilities and for relaxing on the covered deck. Just across the road are the Tamanu Beach Resort’s restaurant and beach. See more affordable options in the 8 Best Budget Accommodations on Aitutaki.

Check Moemoea out:

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More About Holiday Homes in Aitutaki and the Cook Islands

Are the holiday homes on Aitutaki not fitting the bill? Take a look at the alternative accommodation on Aitutaki or other holiday homes across the Cook Islands in our other listings:

Finally, plan more of your Aitutaki getaway using The Complete Travel Guide to Aitutaki and the 20 Best Things to Do on Aitutaki.

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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