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Things to do in Cook Islands, Cook Islands: The Best Historic Sites
If you're sitting at your desk having Robinson Crusoe daydreams, the Cook Islands might be a great vacation place for you. It doesn't get much more remote or more beautiful—what with the perfect beaches, deep jungle and coral lagoons. Each of the 15 islands seems more breathtaking than the last.
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1. Cook Islands Cultural Village
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4.5 based on 34 reviews
Visitors to this historic village can participate in a variety of activities from coconut husking to fishing in order to experience the lifestyles of the Maori people.
Reviewed By RitaReview1 - Sydney, Australia
A beautiful island and only five hours from Sydney. Staying in a beautiful house on the beach With my partner. The locals a lovely and it has a very peaceful easy vibe. Very casual place, no need to dress up. Variety food is not so big. I loved it here
2. Arai-Te-Tonga
3. Wreck of the Matai
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4.0 based on 58 reviews
The SS Matai, owned by the Union Steam Ship Co., was carrying a load of Model T cars when it was wrecked on Dec. 24, 1916. This area is now a favorite spot for snorkeling and diving.
Reviewed By WellyChicky - Wellington, New Zealand
Good snorkel spot. If you plan on going on the reefsub or rongohiva speedboat, don't bother making a special trip as these both give you opportunities to snorkel around the wreck. At low tide you can swim/walk out to it, it's quite a big wreck and one of the best snorkel spots on the island
4. Julian Dashwood's House
This English author, noted for writing about life on the Cook Islands, moved here in the 1930s and married an island girl. Both he and his wife are buried in the garden located behind the cottage.
5. Para O Tane Palace
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
