Aitutaki Tours and Activities for Adults
Many choose the lesser-visited island of Aitutaki for its blissfulness and that feeling of having its expansive lagoon to yourself. But families enjoy the lago
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How to Plan a Family Trip to Aitutaki
Looking for somewhere different to holiday in the South Pacific. Get off the beaten track and discover that other island in the Cook Islands, the breathtaking lag
How to Plan an Adults-Only Holiday to Aitutaki
Far from the “rat race” of Rarotonga (well, some people call it that), Aitutaki is a sleepy paradise and one of the most stunning lagoons in
The Best Things to Do on Aitutaki for Foodies
Travelling is a treat for all of the senses. So, if you’re a bit of a foodie, be sure to give your tastebuds a gastrogasm on Aitutaki. We’ve c
What to Do for Free (or Cheap) on Aitutaki
Aitutaki might evoke images of luxury lagoon holidays but there’s a lot more to experience in this island paradise that won’t cost you a dime (or
The Aitutaki Nightlife Guide
Your South Pacific getaway doesn’t stop when the sun goes down on Aitutaki. Sure, it’s not the party scene that you’ll find on Rarotonga nor is it anywhe
The Only Budget Travel Guide to Aitutaki You’ll Ever Need
Aitutaki and its picture-perfect lagoon might evoke images of a luxury island escape, but even those on a tight budget can enjoy the hig
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The Best Food Experiences and Places to Eat on Aitutaki
Most travellers come to Aitutaki with perhaps just taking a lagoon cruise or lazying at a resort in mind, but the food is quite the event too. T
The Most Luxurious Tours, Activities and Experiences on Aitutaki
Looking for once-in-a-lifetime experiences to go with a once-in-a-lifetime destination? Aitutaki has a small yet unforgettable selecti
Everything You Need to Know About Transport on Aitutaki
Isolated some 220 km (137 mi) from Rarotonga in the middle of the vast Pacific Ocean sits the dreamy lagoon atoll of Aitutaki. You can only fly