Travel Guide Oceania Polynesia Cook Islands Aitutaki
Aitutaki is one of the main Cook Islands and has a lot to offer, including a beautiful lagoon, where you will find numerous sand bars, coral ridges and 21 uninhabited motu (lagoon islets). To add, it is also a good place to enjoy the life of the Cook Islanders. One of the best is Maina Motu which offers great snorkelling on its coral formations. Here you will also find powder-white sand bars. Tapuaeta'i (One Foot Island) also has a huge white stretch of beach, fringed with palms and with turquoise waters in front.
Aitutaki has a tropical climate, meaning warm and humid weather year round but with constant sea breezes bringing some relief on the hotter summer days. November to April are summermonths when it is around 30 °C during the day. Temperatures at night are usually just 5 degrees cooler or so. These months also have the most rain, with some tropical downpours during the afternoon, followed by sunshine again. Sometimes, several rainy days are possible. This is also the time that hurricanes are a possibility, although these don't strike every year of course. Wintermonths are just slightly cooler (around 28 °C during the day) but also drier and sunnier.
Air Rarotonga operates domestic flights to Aitutaki from Rarotonga.
| Property | Address | Type | Popularity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amuri Sands | Main Road Amuri | apartment | 91 |
| Gina's Garden Lodges | P.O.Box 10 Tautu Village | Hotel | 89 |
| InanoBeach bungalows | PO Box 48 | guesthouse | 96 |
| Paradise Cove Lodge | Maunga Pu,Amuri,Aitutaki | GUESTHOUSE | - |
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