Aitutaki Island

IF you are visiting the Cook Islands and staying on Rarotonga, try to arrange at least a trip to Aitutaki. Air Rarotonga also offer scenic day flights. This paradise location is stunningly beautiful. For honeymooners or for couples wishing to get married, then Aitutaki offers romantic accommodation in a truly paradise setting. Whiter than white beaches, expansive turquoise lagoon, magical uninhabited motu (islets), Polynesian cultural entertainment and the opportunity to enjoy island time at its best. Enjoy an Aitutaki beach vacation, romantic honeymoon, or private holiday retreat. Many holiday packages and travel deals are available.

Aitutaki Accommodation
Budget to luxury accommodation is available at Aitutaki Lagoon.

• Budget Motels and Beach Huts
• Family Beach Vacations
• Paradise Honeymoons
• Idyllic Island Weddings
• Luxury resorts and villas

Things to do at Aitutaki Lagoon: The natural beauty of Aitutaki and its inherent tranquillity go hand in hand with relaxation - by the pool, on a white sand beach or in a hammock shaded by coconut palms. Activities include scuba diving or fishing outside of the fringing reef or snorkelling, swimming or kayaking the calm, clear lagoon waters. Lagoon cruises to the deserted motu are also available. Aitutaki Island itself offers a number of historic points of interest, or visit the market in the main town of Amuri.

Facts about Aitutaki: Aitutaki atoll is about 220 kilometres north of Rarotonga and there are regular scheduled flights daily via Air Rarotonga. The airstrip is on the northern part of Aitutaki Island. There are three islands of volcanic origin (including the largest island of Aitutaki) plus a chain of smaller islets, or motu. These enclose the expansive lagoon, which is about 45 kilometres round.