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Landscapes in The Cook Islands

 
 

Landscapes

Rarotonga RarotongaLocated in the south of the archipelago, the island of Rarotonga is the largest of the Cook Islands It is home to the capital, Avarua. Natural Selection Cra / age fotostock

The archipelago is divided into two parts, separated by 620 miles of ocean. The nine islands in the south are all volcanic and usually surrounded by a lagoon whereas the six islands in the north are all atolls. The low coral reefs, swept over by waves, are invisible from far away.

All the reasons to go

Other reasons to go

  1.   Landscapes

  2.   Coasts

  3.   The fauna and flora

  4.   Arts and culture

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