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NORTHERN GROUP ISLANDS
Manihiki  Island of pearls
Nassau  A remote Garden of Eden
Penrhyn  Floating in space
Pukapuka  Island of beautiful girls
Rakahanga  The undiscovered country
Suwarrow  A real treasure island
THE GROUPS
About the Southern Group
About the Northern Group
SOUTHERN GROUP ISLANDS
Rarotonga  The capital island
Aitutaki  Your own blue lagoon
Atiu  Land of the birds
Manuae  Uninhabited
Mangaia  Oldest island in the Pacific
Mauke  Garden of the Islands
Mitiaro  Face of the ocean
Palmerston  An English legacy
Takutea  Uninhabited
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How to get to the Cook Islands
A quick tour of the Cook Islands
Guided tour of Aitutaki
20 July:  Atiu Gospel Day
21 July: Mitiaro Gospel Day
25 July: Rarotonga Gospel Day
 2009 Calendar    More about Gospel Days

  
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Rakahanga
Discovering the undiscovered...
A visitor's photos and memories of remote and rarely visited Rakahanga
The main street!
Home Island, Suwarrow
SUWARROW, PALMERSTON, NASSAU AND PUKAPUKA...four the most remote, unspoiled and least visited of the islands.  But over the next few weeks, I'll be visiting them and bringing back new photos, videos and an insight into the daily lives of the people who live there.  Discover them with me by clicking on the underlined links
A stunning aerial view of Pukapuka
"You take pride in the human race when you are blessed with the friendship of the Polynesians in the Cook Islands." 
From  "How to Get Lost and Found in the Cook Islands"  by John W. McDermott (Waikiki Publishing Company)
MY COOK ISLANDS
Cook Islands $3 dollar note
Black pearls
Unique memories are the lasting souvenirs of a Cook Islands visit, but if you're after something more tangible there's everything from a $3 note to precious black pearls
Take the Islands home
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