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The Cook Islands, location on the world map

Whales are like angels

During the months from July to October, Humpback Whales migrate through the waters of the Cook Islands. There are many opportunities available for visitors to watch these impressive creatures as they frolic close to the shoreline.

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R&R in Raro

A holiday on Rarotonga can be anything you want it to be. Some people come for celebrations, joyous flings featuring weddings and boozy brunches and cocktails under the stars. Others come for adventure, to scale peaks and spear fish and...

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There is an island called Mauke in paradise

For over 100 years the Ziona Church bell has rung at ten o’ clock every Sunday morning over the quiet villages of Oiretumu and Ngatiarua, calling the faithful to worship – and dressed in their best, the villagers have gathered...

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Manihiki - enchanted atoll of the north

Party Johnson wraps a baited hook in a fanu leaf. He says a prayer, ties the little parcel loosely to a rock with nylon line, and drops it into the sea.

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Manihiki's Black Gold

It’s a typical island house – modest, weather-worn, doorless, louvers in the windows – except that outside there’s no yard and no neighbour. The house is built on a patch of coral reef called kaoa, and it’s surrounded by cerulean...

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