Cook Islands

Hidden away in the South Pacific Ocean between Hawaii and New Zealand, the Cook Islands represent possibly the most remote locations in the entire world for a holiday destination.

Comprising of just 15 islands across its broad archipelago, the Cook Islands are a veritable paradise of shimmering white sands, palm-fringed beaches and stunning ocean vistas, safe in the knowledge there is nothing beyond the horizon for many thousands of miles.

Arrive through the largest island of Rarotonga and escape to the peaceful atolls to the north and the south, the largely untouched Cook Islands remain a haven of tranquillity, with its quiet sands and rich underwater reef, making it the perfect hideaway for the discerning traveller.