Cook Islands travel

Welcome to the heart of the world’s largest marine park. The Cook Islands, a small independent territory of fifteen islands north of New Zealand, offer unique landscapes between high islands cloaked in dense forest and simple coral sand atolls. A stay in the Cook Islands allows time for idyllic beaches, snorkelling amid preserved marine life and hiking the rugged trails of the high islands. For a trip to the Cook Islands, it's best to avoid the rainy season from December to April. The rest of the year, the Cook Islands are a true paradise, as discovered by the famous English navigator who gave them his name. Read more