Can you stay on Cook Island?
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- Can you stay on Cook Island?
- What is Cook Island known for?
- Which Cook Island is best?
- Which countries are in the Cook Islands?
- Can New Zealand citizens live in the Cook Islands?
- Can I work in the Cook Islands?
- What language do they speak in the Cook Islands?
- What do Cook Islanders wear?
- Is Cook Island Expensive?
- How do you get to Cook Island?
Can you stay on Cook Island?
Most accommodation in Rarotonga and Aitutaki is on the water's edge. ... Whatever your ideal South Pacific holiday consists of, it becomes reality in our islands, with accommodation to suit all tastes and attentive staff to help make your dreams come true. Choose from resorts, hotels, luxury villas, holiday homes and more.
What is Cook Island known for?
Accessible by air from Rarotonga and known for deserted beaches, limestone caves and a population of 400 warrior people, it's one of the few untouched places left on Earth. The Cook Islands are refreshingly devoid of towering mega-resorts – the rule of thumb is that no building can be taller than the palm trees.
Which Cook Island is best?
13 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in the Cook Islands
- Aitutaki Lagoon. ...
- Tapuaetai (One Foot Island) Tour. ...
- Muri Beach, Rarotonga. ...
- Titikaveka Beach, Rarotonga. ...
- Te Vara Nui Village Tour & Cultural Show, Rarotonga. ...
- Cross-Island Hike to Te Rua Manga (The Needle), Rarotonga. ...
- Aroa Marine Reserve, Rarotonga. ...
- Maire Nui Gardens, Rarotonga.
Which countries are in the Cook Islands?
Cook Islands is located between French Polynesia and American Samoa. It comprises 15 islands and has a population of around 17,500. It is self-governing in 'free association' with New Zealand. Cook Islands is part of the Realm of New Zealand and the Head of State is the Queen of New Zealand.
Can New Zealand citizens live in the Cook Islands?
Cook Islands is located between French Polynesia and American Samoa. It is self-governing in 'free association' with New Zealand. That means that while it administers its own affairs, Cook Islanders are New Zealand citizens who are free to live and work here.
Can I work in the Cook Islands?
Persons wishing to live and work in the Cook Islands require an entry permit with permission to work. To obtain an entry permit with work rights, they must be sponsored by a person or organisation in the Cook Islands agreeing to employ them.
What language do they speak in the Cook Islands?
Rarotongan Pukapukan languageEnglish Isole Cook/Lingue ufficiali
What do Cook Islanders wear?
Like much else on the islands, dress is casual and modest. Both men and women wear wrap-around pieces of material called 'pareu' (sarong) around the home, and women sometimes tie them nicely to wear out on a special occasion.
Is Cook Island Expensive?
A lot of people think the Pacific is filled with expensive islands and resorts. But that's not true and a visit to the Cook Islands will prove that. Visiting these islands are pretty affordable compared to neighboring countries.
How do you get to Cook Island?
There are currently four airlines flying to the Cook Islands – Air New Zealand, Jetstar, Virgin Australia and Air Tahiti. There are direct flights to Rarotonga from Auckland, Sydney, Los Angeles and Tahiti.
