The Cook Islands are 15 beautiful islands in the South Pacific, with Rarotonga being the capital of the islands and where you will find sporting teams to play against.
Rugby union is the main sport in the Cook Islands so you will be sure to get some good fixtures.
The Cook Islands is a great stop off location when travelling either to or from New Zealand.
Day 1 - COOK ISLANDS
On arrival transfer to Rarotonga Beach Resort & Spa, located on the beach next to the Aroa Lagoon, where you will be accommoded for the next three nights.
Day 2 - COOK ISLANDS
Match Day
Match followed by after match function.
Day 3 - COOK ISLANDS
Day at leisure.
Day 4 - COOK ISLANDS
Transfer to the airport for your onward flight
The Capital: Rarotonga
Main Language: Cook Island Maori, English
Time Difference: GMT-10
Electricity: 240V AC 50Hz
International Dialing: + 682
Driving: Driving is on the left. Cook Islands Driving Licence required, available from the Police Station on presentation of National licence or International Driving Permit (fee applicable)
Currency: New Zealand Dollar (NZD 1 = 100 Cents). Supplemented by local coinage (domestic use only)
Clothing: Light clothing throughout the year with warmer wear for cooler evenings. Be prepared for rain at any time
Emergency Services: Police: 999. Fire: 996. Ambulance: 998
Tipping: Not customary, since tradition obliges something to be given in return, however, it would not be seen as inappropriate to tip if exceptional service was received
Passports: Passports and passport replacing documents must be valid for 6 months beyond the period of intended stay.
Visas: Entry Permit required by all
Vaccinations: Please consult your G.P. to check entry requirements.
A priority for all tourists that should not be overlooked.
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Information and documents for tour leaders.
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