@@samp1568 You sure can, here is more info -> cookislandspocketguide.com/the-complete-travel-guide-to-aitutaki/ On a side note if you want more of our help to plan your trip to the cooks we'd love to have you on Patreon where you'll get a TON of perks, we even have one of our Patreon member heading the Raro in about a week. Check it out -> www.patreon.com/nzpocketguide
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I'd absolutely love to meet you when you visit Rarotonga and the Cook Islands. I hope I'm there at the same time as your visit. It's a beautiful destination, and I'm here to make your trip even more special. If you haven't already, consider joining our Patreon community - we can plan your Cook Islands adventure together through weekly group calls, and you'll get exclusive access to our secret Facebook group for more travel insights. Looking forward to helping you create unforgettable memories! 🌴✈️ link -> www.patreon.com/nzpocketguide
The Cooks are great in January, check this out -> cookislandspocketguide.com/rarotonga-the-cook-islands-weather-in-january/ and when it comes to hiking in Aitutaki, there are some fun short walks. Check out #3 here -> cookislandspocketguide.com/sightseeing-on-aitutaki-top-10-sights-on-aitutaki/
I'm going to be exploring your web site. This is just what I've been looking for. My goal is to one day have property in the Cooks. Or the surrounding area.
Good question! Raro will give you some great forest hikes. Mitiaro would have a lot of fun variety. Aitutaki would give you the best snorkelling. How's that? We have more for you on cookislandspocketguide.com so you can learn about each locations.
@@NZPocketGuide thanks for the reply and all the great content. I have looking at some of the NZ posts as well! I have travelled there several times, thinking of moving to the South Island one day, lol.
@@bowenwinterbottom Awwww... thanks! We do have a few members on Patreon that are hoping to move to NZ as well. It's a fun community, maybe you'd like to check it out -> www.patreon.com/nzpocketguide it is quite cheap and you also get our help to plan your trips in any of the countries we cover. One of our Patreon member is heading to the Cooks in about a week too!
Hi there! Rarotonga is a fantastic destination with plenty to offer. I can;t come up with tips especiallyfor a 62 yo but here are some tips for your trip: Accommodation: Consider staying at a beachfront bungalow or a resort that caters to mature travelers for a peaceful experience. Transportation: Renting a car or scooter is a great way to explore the island at your own pace. Activities: Enjoy snorkeling, lagoon cruises, and cultural village tours. Don't miss the Te Vara Nui Village show for an authentic experience. Dining: Try local eateries for delicious Cook Islands cuisine, including fresh seafood and tropical fruits. Relaxation: Take advantage of spa services and enjoy the tranquil beaches for some relaxation. Health & Safety: Make sure to have travel insurance, stay hydrated, and use sun protection. Tips: Check our cookislandspocketguide.com we pour our heart and soul into it and there is soooooo much info there for you. If you'd like more personalized advice, feel free to join our community on Patreon at patreon.com/nzpocketguide. Safe travels!
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Very thorough and concise information. Meitaki maata.!
Thanks for the nice comment! Feel free to share the video on social media to help others find it :)
we went to raro ten years ago and hiked with pa. cant wait to go back to aitutaki hopefully soon!
You are going to LOVE Aitutaki! We had a blast there a few months back to create the website. How long will you spend there Sam?
@@NZPocketGuide Not sure yet, probably three to four days! Are you able to rent scooters similar to Raro?
@@samp1568 You sure can, here is more info -> cookislandspocketguide.com/the-complete-travel-guide-to-aitutaki/ On a side note if you want more of our help to plan your trip to the cooks we'd love to have you on Patreon where you'll get a TON of perks, we even have one of our Patreon member heading the Raro in about a week. Check it out -> www.patreon.com/nzpocketguide
Laura you are really amazing hoping to meet you when I come there
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 I'd absolutely love to meet you when you visit Rarotonga and the Cook Islands. I hope I'm there at the same time as your visit. It's a beautiful destination, and I'm here to make your trip even more special. If you haven't already, consider joining our Patreon community - we can plan your Cook Islands adventure together through weekly group calls, and you'll get exclusive access to our secret Facebook group for more travel insights. Looking forward to helping you create unforgettable memories! 🌴✈️ link -> www.patreon.com/nzpocketguide
Great video! Thank you for sharing. Did you go in January to cook islands? Do you know if there is any hiking spot in aitutaki. Thank you!
The Cooks are great in January, check this out -> cookislandspocketguide.com/rarotonga-the-cook-islands-weather-in-january/ and when it comes to hiking in Aitutaki, there are some fun short walks. Check out #3 here -> cookislandspocketguide.com/sightseeing-on-aitutaki-top-10-sights-on-aitutaki/
Very informative, Thank You!!!
Glad it was helpful! Check the website too, it is a goldmine of info -> www.cookislandspocketguide.com 🤩
I'm going to be exploring your web site. This is just what I've been looking for. My goal is to one day have property in the Cooks. Or the surrounding area.
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Wondering which islands are the best for hiking/nature activities.
Good question! Raro will give you some great forest hikes. Mitiaro would have a lot of fun variety. Aitutaki would give you the best snorkelling. How's that? We have more for you on cookislandspocketguide.com so you can learn about each locations.
@@NZPocketGuide thanks for the reply and all the great content. I have looking at some of the NZ posts as well! I have travelled there several times, thinking of moving to the South Island one day, lol.
@@bowenwinterbottom Awwww... thanks! We do have a few members on Patreon that are hoping to move to NZ as well. It's a fun community, maybe you'd like to check it out -> www.patreon.com/nzpocketguide it is quite cheap and you also get our help to plan your trips in any of the countries we cover. One of our Patreon member is heading to the Cooks in about a week too!
I am planning to go to Rarotonga in 2025. This video has been extremely helpful. Do you have any tips for a single male traveler aged 62 please?
Hi there! Rarotonga is a fantastic destination with plenty to offer. I can;t come up with tips especiallyfor a 62 yo but here are some tips for your trip:
Accommodation: Consider staying at a beachfront bungalow or a resort that caters to mature travelers for a peaceful experience.
Transportation: Renting a car or scooter is a great way to explore the island at your own pace.
Activities: Enjoy snorkeling, lagoon cruises, and cultural village tours. Don't miss the Te Vara Nui Village show for an authentic experience.
Dining: Try local eateries for delicious Cook Islands cuisine, including fresh seafood and tropical fruits.
Relaxation: Take advantage of spa services and enjoy the tranquil beaches for some relaxation.
Health & Safety: Make sure to have travel insurance, stay hydrated, and use sun protection.
Tips: Check our cookislandspocketguide.com we pour our heart and soul into it and there is soooooo much info there for you.
If you'd like more personalized advice, feel free to join our community on Patreon at patreon.com/nzpocketguide. Safe travels!
Which one is best for stand up paddling?
The Muri lagoon is probably the best spot. Check this out -> cookislandspocketguide.com/where-to-stay-on-rarotonga-the-best-rarotonga-accommodations/
Take off the glasses.
Thanks for the feedback 😉