The beautiful island of Aitutaki is a must see when visiting the Cook Islands. Charming uninhabited islands, or motus , are sprinkled along the fringes of the outer lagoon. The highest point on the island is Maungapu hill at 380 feet. This is a place of great natural beauty and tranquility. Aitutaki is swaying coconut palms, glorious white sand beaches, tranquil, turquoise seas and a relaxed holiday pace.
Lunch is included and there is plenty of time to swim, snorkel and comb the beaches.
If you are lucky enough to spend a few nights out on this island paradise, be sure to catch the lagoon cruise, do some snorkeling or scuba diving on the reef, rent a catamaran to sail around the lagoon and explore the island on foot or by a scooter. Outer Islands Atiu, Mangaia, Mitiaro and Mauke are also part of the southern group of islands along with Aitutaki and Rarotonga. These remote islands are accessible by air from Rarotonga. They offer the adventure traveler a special experience you need to be prepared to get to know the people, to join in the daily activities and become one of the family. These islands offer coral cliffs, caves, interior lakes, beautiful white sand beaches and small native villages.