The Cook Islands are located in the Pacific Ocean at the center of the Polynesian Triangle. Polynesia, Tahiti and Tokelau border the area.
Visitors can fly into Rarotonga the capitol island of the Cook Islands. The Rarotonga International Airport is serviced by Air New Zealand, Air Rarotonga and Pacific Blue.
Many types of accommodations are available on the Cook Islands. Visitors can choose from secluded resorts, family resorts, bed and breakfasts, luxury lodges and budget motels.
According to the Cook Island Tourism website, locals live to eat. This country's focus on food is clear in the more than 50 restaurants on the island of Rarotonga alone. Local meats, vegetables and seafood are available at most restaurants on any of the islands.
Visitors can choose from a variety of relaxing or adventurous activities during their stay in the Cook Islands. Tour companies and resorts provide options like snorkeling, cross-island hiking, sailing and lagoon cruises.
