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PALMERSTON is so remote, it wasn't even in the right place on maps until 1969. And although part of the Cook Islands this tiny spot is owned and populated by the direct descendants of a British man and his wives
There are no big name fast food places and instead the Islands have some great cafes and restaurants with mouth-waterings menus. A self-confessed foodie shares some tips on the best places to eat and drink
Kukicast is the all new podcast where you can meet people who have a unique insight into this Polynesian paradise in the South Pacific.Click the link below or search for KUKICAST wherever you get your podcasts
PALMERSTON is so remote, it wasn't even in the right place on maps until 1969. And although part of the Cook Islands this tiny spot is owned and populated by the direct descendants of a British man and his wives
EXPLORE PALMERSTON
There are no big name fast food places and instead the Islands have some great cafes and restaurants with mouth-waterings menus. A self-confessed foodie shares some tips on the best places to eat and drink
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Kukicast is the all new podcast where you can meet people who have a unique insight into this Polynesian paradise in the South Pacific.Click the link below or search for KUKICAST wherever you get your podcasts
ALL EPISODESMY COOK ISLANDS
"From the cultural richness and natural beauty of Atiu to the underwater wonders of Rarotonga, every experience has deepened our appreciation for this Polynesian paradise. The warmth of the locals, stunning landscapes, and the unique blend of tradition and modernity make the Cook Islands a destination that stays with you long after you leave"
