Cook Islands Adventures

Rarotonga, the largest of the Cook Islands is actually quite tiny allowing you to complete the circuit by car in just an hour. Fringed by palms on its sandy beaches and coral reefs the inland appears equally adventurous with its rolling mountains.

Cook Islands offer easy diving opportunities amongst the reefs. Rarotonga is surrounded by a lagoon providing the ideal conditions for snorkelling. If you venture beyond the lagoon, you will encounter more exciting dives as the Cook Islands are home to many underwater caves, canyons and tunnels.

The islands are generally avoided for diving in the winter months due to the cyclone season are wonderful from July through to October for undersea adventures. It is also the humpback whale season then.

For more exciting adventures you could explore the Cook Islands interiors that offer miles of unexplored territory and deserted tropical forests. Hiking and trekking through the tropical rainforest could be game for the fearless travelers. The lush forests and the warm waters both provide the perfect place for Cook Island adventures.