Cook Islands
The Cook Islands scatter across a wide stretch of the South Pacific — fifteen islands divided between a northern group of low coral atolls and a southern group of volcanic peaks draped in dense green forest. Life moves at a pace set by tides and inter-island ferries, and the smell of saltwater and gardenia is rarely far away.
About Cook Islands
Overview
Located roughly midway between Hawaii and New Zealand in the South Pacific Ocean, the Cook Islands comprise fifteen islands with Rarotonga as the capital. The official languages are English and Cook Islands Māori, and the currency is the New Zealand dollar, reflecting the country's close constitutional ties with New Zealand. Polynesian culture shapes daily life, from the music and dance to the communal land ownership system.
Airports in Cook Islands
2 airportsAirlines based in Cook Islands
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Hotels in Cook Islands
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