Diving Holidays in the Cook Islands
The Cook Islands with stunning mountainous peaks, glorious beaches, lush tropical gardens and turquoise lagoons, still remains largely unspoilt by tourism and relatively undiscovered as a diving destination. The Cook Islands have no large resorts or hotels, but a selection of accommodation from simple beach huts to luxurious villas. There are numerous local restaurants offering a charming dining experience. A slow pace of life, friendly people, hiking, snorkelling, diving and just lazing around, there is plenty to recommend the Cook Islands.
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Cook Islands Explorer - Raratonga & AitutakiAitutaki's lagoon is often described as the most beautiful in the South Pacific, its marine life quite different to that of Rarotonga as the water temperatures are a few degrees warmer throughout t... |
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Mangaia & AituThe southernmost islands, such as Mangaia, offer an even more laidback and traditional lifestyle with almost no development. |
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Rarotonga DiscovererSurrounded by a coral reef it has over 30 dive sites where you can explore the canyons, pinnacles, wrecks and caverns as well as the Avaavaroa Passage with its spectacular sand dunes and resident r... |
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