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Moving to a tropical island in the South Pacific sounds like an absolute dream – and honestly, it is! But if you’re planning on living
Living here in Rarotonga full-time as a family means we get to witness some pretty spectacular cultural moments. But every now and then, an event
If you’ve spent any time reading our blog, you know our family lives for outdoor adventures here on Rarotonga. We are lucky enough to live
Did you know there is a Rarotonga Scenic Flight? It is incredible. If you think the view of Rarotonga from the top of Te Kou
If you think you’ve conquered hiking on Rarotonga just because you ticked off the famous Cross-Island Walk, think again. Don’t get me wrong, we absolutely
Have you ever heard about the outer islands of Rarotonga and the Cook Islands? If you’ve been following our journey here at Away with the Steiners,
If you have ever stood on the beaches of Rarotonga and looked inland, you will know that the island is not flat. Beyond the coconut
Navigating early childhood options in a new country can feel a bit daunting, and if you are moving to the Cook Islands, it’s important to
Christmas time in Rarotonga is a great time to be on the island. This is traditionally the off-season for tourism and so it isn’t overrun with
Have you ever thought about visiting Atiu, Cook Islands? This incredible island in the Southern Group is a truly unique experience – and an awesome
Kia Orana! Just in case you were thinking you’ve seen the best of the Cook Islands after visiting Rarotonga and Aitutaki, let me tell you about
Kia Orana! Imagine a place where the water shimmers in fifty shades of blue, the sand is impossibly white, and the pace of life slows to
Kia Orana! The Cook Islands offer more than just beautiful scenery; they offer a tradition of healing and hospitality, best experienced through a therapeutic massage. From
The Muri Lagoon is the jewel in Rarotonga’s crown. Ringed by four uninhabited motu (islets) and boasting water so clear it looks photoshopped, this lagoon demands exploration.
For many visitors, a holiday to Rarotonga is defined by its serene, sapphire lagoon. But for the serious angler, the island offers a thrilling secret: some of