Cook Islands

The Cook Islands is a self-governing archipelago nation in the South Pacific, spread across 15 idyllic coral and volcanic islands.

Did you know the Cook Islands has no native land mammals, making it one of the few places where geckos are among the largest wild animals?

Explore 5 cities and find local places in Cook Islands.

Interesting cities in Cook Islands

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Rarotonga is the Cook Islands' main island, a lush volcanic peak surrounded by a turquoise lagoon.

Aitutaki is famed for its extraordinary turquoise triangular lagoon, one of the most beautiful in the world.

Atiu is a raised coral island known for limestone caves and rare endemic birds.

Mangaia is the oldest island in the Pacific, known for its dramatic makatea limestone cliffs.

Mauke is a small outer island famed for its natural swimming holes and freshwater caves.

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