Cook Islands

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Capital:

Avarua

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Population:

21,500

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Language:

English

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Size of Country:

93 sq miles

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Self Governing Country in Free Association with New Zealand

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Currency: New Zealand dollar (NZD) / Cook Island Doller

(NB: Commonwealth Membership is confined to sovereign countries, but self-governing states (like the Cook Islands) linked to member countries (like New Zealand) are eligible to take part in Commonwealth activities and to receive technical assistance.)

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Overview of the Cook Islands

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Accomodation

Places of Interest

How to Get There

Weather & Climate

Local Cuisine

Things To Do in the Cook Islands

A Brief History of the Cook Islands

Anguilla was first settled by Indigenous tribes who migrated from South America around 1300 BC. The date of European colonisation is uncertain: some sources claim that Columbus sighted the island during his second voyage in 1493, while others state that the island was first discovered by the French explorer René Goulaine de Laudonnière in 1564. The Island is thought to have been first colonised by the British … read more [/pt_tabs][/pt_column][/pt_row][/pt_section][pt_section element_name=”Section” width=”boxed” bg_color=”#d3e9fb” bg_image=”” padding=”10px,10px,10px,10px” margin=”,,,” extra_class=””][pt_row element_name=”Row”][pt_column width=”1/1″][pt_text element_name=”Popular Destinations” extra_class=””]

Popular Destinations in the Cook Islands:

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Aitutaki

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Arutanga

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Atiu

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Avarua

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Mangaia

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Matavera

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Ngatangiia District

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Rarotonga

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Takitumn District

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Other Pacific Island Destinations: