Cook Islands

Cook Islands are located between Fiji and French Polynesia and washed by the Pacific Ocean waters. The southern part of the Islands is represented by coral atolls, while the northern part - by Islands of volcanic origin. The archipelago has a diverse and colorful culture. Each island boasts with traditional crafts and customs, the most popular of which is the production of bright colorful fabrics, napkins and bedspreads from plant fibers in the Fiber Arts Studio. Rarotonga Island is famous for its beautiful exotic flowers used in the production of soap, oils and perfumes, and on Atiu Island there is a coffee factory where you can get acquainted with the details of preparing and roasting the grains of this popular drink. Active leisure lovers will enjoy a safari in the rainforest or mountains, a visit to Wigmore Falls, deep-sea fishing or stunning diving.