Aitutaki, also traditionally known as Araʻura and Utataki, [3] is the second most-populated island in the Cook Islands, after Rarotonga. It is an "almost atoll", with fifteen islets in a lagoon adjacent to the main island.

A little paradise means Aitutaki, home to approximately 1800 people and the world’s most beautiful lagoon. It's only 220 kilometres or a 50-minute flight from Rarotonga. Secluded and romantic, 15 motus (islets) are sprinkled across this huge turquoise, sunlit lagoon.

2024年12月6日 · Aitutaki is the Cook Island‘s second-most visited island, yet it sits more than 200km (125 miles) from Rarotonga. Literally and figuratively far from the “rat race” that locals often describe Rarotonga in comparison, Aitutaki benefits from a relaxing pace of life, where you won’t even have to worry about where to eat or what to do ...

Relax with a intimate picnic on the alabaster beach of one of Aitutaki’s minor islands, uninhabited and lined with swaying palm trees. Despite its heartbreaking beauty, Aitutaki isn’t (yet) flooded with tourists, due to its relatively difficult-to-reach location.

2024年9月20日 · From snorkelling in nature’s aquarium to kitesurfing at the famous Honeymoon Island, the butter-flat turquoise waters of the Aitutaki Lagoon can’t help but give you a good time.

Hailed as The Most Beautiful Lagoon in the World, Aitutaki is truly a postcard of a tropical paradise. Amy Seder and Brandon Burkley have both always been in love with tropics, and have been everywhere from the Maldives to the Caribbean and all over South East Asia is search of paradise - and nowhere comes close to Aitutaki.

Fortunately Aitutaki – and its stunning beauty survived this wake of bloodthirsty sailors. These days it is recognised for its romantic aura rather than tales of swashbucklers. And is highly sought by honeymooners and couples seeking the most memorable wedding possible.