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A little paradise means Aitutaki, home to approximately 1800 people and the world’s most beautiful lagoon. It's only 220 kilometres or a 50-minute flight from Rarotonga. Secluded and romantic, 15 motus (islets) are sprinkled across this huge turquoise, sunlit lagoon.
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Aitutaki, also traditionally known as Araʻura and Utataki, is the second most-populated island in the Cook Islands, after Rarotonga. It is an "almost atoll", with fifteen islets in a lagoon adjacent to the main island.
Aitutaki is the Cook Island‘s second-most visited island, yet it sits more than 200km (125 miles) from Rarotonga. Literally and figuratively far from the “rat race” that locals often describe Rarotonga in comparison, Aitutaki benefits from a relaxing pace of life, where you won’t even have to worry about where to eat or what to do ...
- Cruise the Breathtaking Aitutaki Lagoon… You can’t travel to Aitutaki and not explore the lagoon – that’s why we’re going to mention it several times in this list of the best things to do on Aitutaki!
- Or Cruise the Lagoon on a Private Charter… Experience the Aitutaki at your pace by swapping a group lagoon cruise for a private charter. Many of the larger lagoon cruise operators offer private charters on smaller boats, while those like Kutekute Tours & Transfers, Platinum Cruising, Wet & Wild and Black Pearl Charters specialise in lagoon charters.
- Or Cruise the Lagoon at Sunset. Ok, this is the last time we’ll mention lagoon cruises – we swear there are actually more things to do on Aitutaki. But the Aitutaki Lagoon at sunset… Oh boy!
- Hike to the Top of Maunga Pu for Panoramic Island Views. Sticking to dry land this time, another amazing thing to do on Aitutaki is to walk to the summit of the island’s highest point.
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Aitutaki, the Cooks’ second-most-visited island, curls gently around one of the South Pacific’s most stunning lagoons. The aqua water, foaming breakers around the perimeter reef and broad sandy beaches of its many small deserted islets make for a glorious scene.
