A Polynesia with its own unique traits, particularly welcoming and engaging. Pristine and spectacular from an environmental perspective.
And definitely more easygoing in terms of prices compared to its sister, French Polynesia. Welcome then to the Cook Islands! A handful of atolls with white sandy beaches, natural pearls, like the black ones harvested from their sea.
Islands surrounded by dream lagoons, with a green heart of forest and plantations; with towns and villages living according to Maori nature and traditions, and with people who greet you warmly and cordially. Because no one here should feel like a stranger or, even worse, an intruder.
As a New Zealand protectorate, the Cook Islands officially speak English; Maori is the local language.
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