Day 1:   Arrive into the Cook Islands (Rarotonga International Airport). You will be met after clearing customs and transferred to your accommodation. Your accommodation is at the Muri Beach Club Hotel an adult-only resort with a location right at the heart of one of Rarotonga’s most outstanding natural features – Muri Lagoon. The lagoon is perfect for safe snorkeling, swimming, kayaking, wind or kite surfing, sailing and glass-bottomed boat rides, there’s always an opportunity to get out on the water and just relax away from it all at the 18 years and over resort.

 

Day 2:   You have the day at leisure today.  Rarotonga offers much for water lovers, including lagoon cruises, sports fishing, diving and sailing. The lagoon is a focal point of interest for visitors to Rarotonga.  The Muri Beach Club Hotel has complimentary use of kayaks, snorkeling gear and stand-up paddle boards or spend the day by the pool, swimming in the blue lagoon waters or relax at The Beauty & Spa on site.

 

Day 3:  Today enjoy a romantic picnic lunch for two packed in a basket ready for enjoyment on an island mot (a reef islet with vegetation), complete with your choice of Kayak or Treddlecat.  Celebrate with a complimentary bottle of Wolf Blass Cuvee Brut. 

 

Day 4:    You’re leaving Rarotonga today for beautiful Aitutaki. Transfer to the airport for your short flight to Aitutaki.  Upon arrival transfer to your accommodation at the Aitutaki Lagoon Resort & Spa where you have a beachfront bungalow waiting for you.  Aitutaki Lagoon Resort & Spa is directly on one of the world's most beautiful lagoons. This adult only exclusive all-bungalow resort is also the only private island resort in the Cook Islands. Soak up the panoramic views of super-natural Aitutaki Lagoon from your own personal paradise, on your own private island. The resort has stand-up paddle boards, snorkeling gear, sun lounges, hammocks and bicycles for guest use. (2 nights Aitutaki)

 

Day 5:   A lagoon cruise is one of the best ways to experience the beautiful lagoon of Aitutaki that measures to about 19km wide and 18km long. It is fringed by tiny islets known locally as Motu's with the main island of Aitutaki bordering its northern reef. Bishops Cruise includes of a visit to Motu Akaiami where back in the 1950s was a depot for the Coral Route, of one of the most famous routes flown by TEALs flying boats. Then a visit to the volcanic island of Moturakau is next. Join our captain as he hand feeds schools of banded damsels and butterfly fish. See giant clams in their natural habitat and learn of the clam propagation program that the Marine Department is implementing in the lagoon. You will also see plenty of Giant Trevally's swimming around. Your last stop for the day is the beautiful One Foot Island, here you will be served a picnic lunch consisting of fresh BBQ Fish and salads made from locally grown fruits and vegetables. All this is complemented with great entertainment by the crew on board. Take the time to send a postcard home from here. You can send your postcard from what is the world’s only registered post office located on an uninhabited island. Or bring your passport and have it stamped with a One Foot Island stamp as a souvenir of your unforgettable Aitutaki experience. Snorkel a little more, explore the island or relax in the sun before heading back to the main island.

 

Day 6:   You leave Aitutaki today on a short flight to Rarotonga and then transfer to the international airport for your flight home.