Located in the Polynesian Cook islands offer most privy boutique resort with its lovely ten Ares (bungalows) and four Pia Tiare (garden units) placed on a alluring white sandy beach. Little Polynesian is giving to its guests the latest Cook Islands experience through outstanding service which surprise positively every single visit0r with attention and care.
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Populated since 1500 AD and ‘discovered’ in 1832 by the American ship Good Hope, Captain Patrickson originally named Manihiki, Humphrey Island. This flat island paradise rises only a few metres above sea level and sits on top of an underwater mountain which stands 4,000 m above the ocean floor. This triangular coral atoll is 1054 km north-northwest of Rarotonga, which is its centre for administration.
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North of Rarotonga, the beautiful island of Aitutaki is the second most populous of the Cook Islands, a group of 15 lovely islands in the South Pacific. The coral atoll boasts low rolling hills, banana plantation and coconut groves. This is an archetypal desert island and a wonderful place to unwind, with palm-fringed white sandy beaches, magnificent clear sea and a relaxed place of life. Aitutaki has a main island and a string of small islets (featuring Mangere, Akaiami, and Tekopua), all circled by a barrier reef, creating the breathtaking turquoise lagoon that makes it such a perfect place for swimming, snorkeling and scuba diving. Photo by: msdstefan
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The Cook Islands are a Polynesian paradise consisting of fifteen islands
scattered over some one million square miles of the Pacific Ocean. They lie at the center of the Polynesian Triangle of the South Pacific with Tonga and the Samoas to the west, and Tahiti to the east.
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