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ISLANDS' INSIGHT
Kia Manuia ("may you walk this way again")
CORONARIVUS STATUS: BORDER OPEN TO NZ VISITORS
ALERT LEVEL 2: COVID-19 is not present in the Cook Islands but there is community transmission in New Zealand. The border has been re-opened to tourists from New Zealand ONLY.
Proof of double vaccination and a negative test required
Status and entry requirements in detail from the Cook Islands Health Ministry
ALERT LEVEL 2: COVID-19 is not present in the Cook Islands but there is community transmission in New Zealand. The border has been re-opened to tourists from New Zealand ONLY.
Proof of double vaccination and a negative test required
Status and entry requirements in detail from the Cook Islands Health Ministry
Rarotonga Aitutaki Atiu Manguae Mangaia Mauke Mitiaro Palmerston Takutea Manihiki Nassau Penrhyn Tongareva Pukapuka Rakahanga Suwarrow Trusted independent guide to all of the Cook Islands
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Typical calendar of events including scheduled dates for 2022 - the only complete calendar on the net
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Typical calendar of events including scheduled dates for 2022 - the only complete calendar on the net
EXCLUSIVE:Watch a video of calendar highlights
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MAUKE is the garden of the Islands....and although it's only a 45 minute flight from Rarotonga, it's a world away in lifestyle. It also boasts the world's largest banyan tree and a church which was literally divided down the centre because of an argument over interior decoration. Visitors are few, but can expect great warmth and hospitality - 'ui tupuna' as islanders call it
