Rarotonga Cook Islands: The largest of the Cook Islands, Rarotonga is a lush, volcanic island surrounded by a coral reef and turquoise lagoon. The island’s interior is covered in rainforest, with the Cross-Island Track offering scenic hikes to the summit of Te Manga. The coastal road circles the island, passing villages, palm trees, and beaches like Muri, where you can paddle a vaka or enjoy overwater bungalows. Cultural experiences include island nights with fire dancing and fresh seafood. The Cook Islands are self-governing but in free association with New Zealand, ensuring stability and English fluency. With a relaxed pace, low crime, and strong Māori-Polynesian heritage, Rarotonga offers an uncrowded, authentic South Pacific escape ideal for couples and families.
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