Cook Islands Accommodation

The 15 islands in the South Pacific that make up the Cook Islands cover an area the size of India. So when you decide to travel to the region, the first thing to do is grab a map and plan your holiday. Then you'll know where to stay. But don't worry - the Cook Islands will provide all kinds of accommodation to suit your needs.

The people of the Cook Islands love their singing, dancing and festivals. If this sounds like your kind of holiday, find lodging at Rarotonga, the capital of the Cook Islands. This is the most populated island with thousands of visitors every year. Rarotonga caters for backpackers, with two quality hostels, and families, with 4 and 5-star resorts offering every amenity you need to get some much-needed time away from it all.

Choose between Bed and Breakfasts by the beach or guesthouses in the bush. Or, if you want to be close to the nightlife, check out the hotels in the more populated areas of the Cook Islands.

For somewhere a bit quieter and romantic, plenty of couples on their honeymoon have found their way to Aitutaki, with many romantic cabins and bungalows. If you want to get away from the noise and bustle of daily life, you'll love Aitutaki.

If you fancy exploring all that the Cook Islands have to offer, you'll find villas and lodges on the outer islands of Atiu and Mitario. From these bases, you can get inter-island transport to more inaccessible areas of Mauke and Mangaia.