Is the Cook Islands a Country? With a lot of ties to New Zealand between both cultures being called “Maori” and much of the Cook Islands population living in New Zealand, there’s a lot o

Rarotonga Vs. Aitutaki: Which to Choose for a Vacation in the Cook Islands? The two main islands that people visit in the Cook Islands are Rarotonga and Aitutaki. But which one is the best? This compa

When to Visit Rarotonga, Aitutaki and the Cook Islands As cliché as it might sound, there’s never really a “bad” time to visit the Cook Islands. It all depends on how important the weather, c

Is Rarotonga and the Cook Islands Worth Visiting? A scattering of 15 tiny islands across 2,200,000 km² (850,000 sq mi) of ocean, the Cook Islands is barely visible on the world map. With that, you c

What is the Cook Islands Electrical Outlet? How are you going to charge your phone or your GoPro after getting some sweet turtle shots in Rarotonga and the Cook Islands?! Well, the Cook Islands has Ty

The Complete Guide to Self-Catering and Buying Food and Drink in the Cook Islands Travellers wanting to experience a slice of life in Rarotonga and the Cook Islands or perhaps wanting to opt for spen

Can I Use My Phone in the Cook Islands? Plugging into the one and only Cook Islands cellphone network when arriving in Rarotonga is a necessity if you want to keep phone and internet expenses to a mi

What Do You Need to Get Married in Rarotonga and the Cook Islands? Eloping in a tropical paradise is the dream of many couples, but if you’re brave enough to take the leap together, then you’ll fi