Flights to Cook Islands

Cook Islands is a country consisting of 15 islands located in the South Pacific Ocean. Although it is associated with New Zealand, it is governed with a special status. It is bordered by Tonga to the east, New Zealand to the northeast, American Samoa to the south, Pitcairn to the northwest, and the Kermadec Islands to the north. The Cook Islands have a tropical climate with hot and humid weather, and are often subject to cyclones and other natural disasters.

Avarua is the capital of the Cook Islands and the cultural center of the country with its historic structures, museums, and untouched nature. Rarotonga Island is the most popular tourist destination with its small lakes and meters-long coral reefs. Aitutaki Island is particularly popular among honeymooners with its unique beauty. While social activities in the country are limited, the Pacific Festival held in March and Queen's Birthday celebrated in September are events that the local people enthusiastically participate in.

The Cook Islands are famous for their tropical fruits and seafood. You can taste delicious food at restaurants by the sea. The country's production of black pearls is also noteworthy.

Transportation to the country is provided by airlines such as Air New Zealand.