Cook Islands New Zealand
Visiting the Cook Islands and New Zealand
Maybe because they are half a world away from North America, or maybe because they are in a much more tropical climate that they seem so distant, but really, the Cook Islands New Zealand area is much closer than you think. Our experts are just a phone call or web chat away and they can make your dream trip to the South Pacific come true.
The Cook Islands New Zealand region encompasses a number of islands, spread over an area about the size of Europe. The warm waters of the Pacific Ocean gently play on the shores, but make no mistake, the mountains that rise above the pristine beaches, particularly in New Zealand, capture the snow and give adventurers a great playground to discover.
The Cook Islands are a collection of 15 islands near the equator, with two main islands – Aitutaki and Rarotonga. They are technically a part of New Zealand, but they are self-governing. Vacationers who have discovered them know about the deep blue lagoons, volcanic islands and atolls. You will love the diversity in the scenery and the peaceful atmosphere. If you are seeking adventure, rest relaxation, or a fun getaway with family or friends – this is the perfect vacation destination!
New Zealand offers a delightful combination of old and new, Polynesian and European. We’ll help you book tours so you can travel through wine country, lush green landscapes, view the city highlights, or to see spectacular geologic formations in geothermal locations that are millions of years old. If you are feeling really daring, you can try bungee jumping on the South Island, unique here since the sport was invented in New Zealand. Fly fishing is also in high demand with clear mountain lakes being perfect for the sport.
Bringing the world a little closer together is what we do. Call us or email us today and find out how you can visit the Cook Islands New Zealand on your next vacation.
