Wondering where to start with car rental in Rarotonga? Hiring a car in Rarotonga will allow you the freedom for the ultimate island holiday. Rental
Wondering about food and supermarkets in Rarotonga? It used to be a standard travel tip for the Cook Islands:Â fill your suitcase with food before you
When it comes to finding a tropical paradise to create family memories you will treasure forever, Rarotonga with kids is an amazing destination. We might
Here is everything you want to ask about all the schools in Rarotonga! Because, I’m sure if like us you are considering (or even dreaming
Punanga Nui Market is the Saturday market in Rarotonga and a must-do on any visitors list. The market is a buzzing place to be and
To me, the small island of Mitiaro epitomises Pacific Island life, people, community and landscape. It is simply stunning and truly, a little-known paradise in the
Exploring Rarotonga by scooter is one of the best ways to get around the beautiful island. It’s cheap, easy to park, breezy to ride and
We had an unforgettable time on the Raro Reef Sub! While Rarotonga offers breathtaking ocean views from almost every corner of the island, there is something
Christmas time in Rarotonga is a great time to be on the island. This is traditionally the off-season for tourism and so it isn’t overrun with
Rarotonga is a top choice for a holiday to the South Pacific. While days are often spent exploring its pristine beaches, blue lagoons, and lush
Taking the bus in Rarotonga is a fun, easy and affordable way to explore this tropical paradise! There’s only one road and two buses that
Pack your snorkel, friends! If you’re planning a visit to Rarotonga, there’s a good chance you are coming from somewhere less tropical. So you’re likely
Mangaia is the most southerly island of the Cook Islands and is the second largest of the southern group (after Rarotonga). It is also one
The beautiful fruits of Rarotonga are a huge part of everyday life here. There are fruit stalls dotted all along the roadside stretching right around
We think that for any visitor to the Cook Islands connecting with nature and culture are perhaps the two most important aspects to factor in