Planning a trip to the Cook Islands? Already dreaming of beautiful gifts and souvenirs from Rarotonga? Shopping in the bustling Saturday market is the quintessential Rarotonga
We think that for any visitor to the Cook Islands connecting with nature and culture are perhaps the two most important aspects to factor in
Agreed that when you’re planning a trip to the Cook Islands, the food in Rarotonga might not be top of your list. You’re more likely dreaming
Heading away on holiday to the tropics and the South Pacific Island of Rarotonga naturally inspires plans for tropical tastes! There are new foods and exotic
Looking for some things to do on a rainy day in Rarotonga with kids? We’ve got you covered! Although we can’t predict the weather, and Rarotonga
Are you planning your trip to the Cook Islands and wondering where to eat on Sunday in Rarotonga? The truth is that much of the
Considering getting a tattoo in Rarotonga? Te Tatau, Cook Islands tattoos, are more than just decoration. They’re a vibrant cultural language, telling stories of identity, ancestry,
So, it is raining a little on one of your longed-for holiday days in Rarotonga? There are days when it rains in paradise. But the good
The beautiful fruits of Rarotonga are a huge part of everyday life here. All around the Pacific islands, you’ll encounter a diverse array of delicious and
It used to be common to fill your suitcase with food before coming to the Cook Islands. But times have changed and now it is
Cruising the coastal road and looping the island of Rarotonga on a scooter is the ultimate of holiday vibes. There’s only one main road that
Exploring Rarotonga by scooter is one of the best ways to get around the beautiful island. But, you do need to get a scooter license
Located on the waterfront in Avarua, the Punanga Nui Market on Saturday in Rarotonga is a must-do on any visit to the Cook Islands. The
Since living in Rarotonga we’ve quickly realised that one of the first questions asked by visitors to the island is about how to get around. What are
If you’re planning a visit to Rarotonga, there’s a good chance you are coming from somewhere less tropical. Which means you’re likely already wondering about