The Guide to Cruising and Boating in the Cook Islands Between the tranquil lagoons with crystal clear water and the open water beyond that attracts whales and fishing fanatics, there are plenty of rea

The Top Watersports in Rarotonga, Aitutaki and the Cook Islands Encircled by pristine lagoons harbouring all sorts of marine life, from coral to turtles, there are many reasons to get out on the water

Where to Kayak in Rarotonga, Aitutaki and the Cook Islands With sheltered lagoons, gorgeous sandy coastline and a wealth of marine life to discover, the Cook Islands is a paradise for kayaking. Enjoy

Where to Paddle on a Stand-Up Paddleboard in Rarotonga, Aitutaki and the Cook Islands With placid lagoons, gorgeous sandy coastline and a wealth of marine life to discover, the Cook Islands is a parad

Where to Hire SUP Boards in the Cook Islands The placid, crystal-clear lagoon waters are oh-so enticing for paddling, but where can you join SUP tours and hire paddleboards in the Cook Islands? Luckil

What You Need to Know About Windsurfing in Rarotonga, Aitutaki and the Cook Islands The Cook Islands is an up-and-coming kite sports destination in the South Pacific, admittedly more popular for its k

What You Need to Know About Kiteboarding in Rarotonga and Aitutaki The Cook Islands is infamous among budding kiters. The butter-flat lagoons of Aitutaki and Rarotonga combined with favourable trade w

The Top Lagoon Cruises in Rarotonga, Aitutaki and the Cook Islands + What’s the Difference Between Captain Tama’s and Koka?! The lagoon cruise is an iconic activity in the Cook Islands. Fr

Where to Hire Kayaks in the Cook Islands The placid crystal-clear lagoon waters are oh-so enticing for paddling, but where can you hire kayaks in the Cook Islands? Luckily, the island of Rarotonga is

What You Need to Know About Sunset Cruises in Rarotonga and the Cook Islands Want to watch the South Pacific sunset over the mountains of Rarotonga or simply need to kill a couple of hours between you

Which Cruise to Choose on the Aitutaki Lagoon If there’s only one thing you do in Aitutaki, make it a lagoon cruise. Contrary to popular belief, there are actually many options for seeing one of