The Honeymoon Resorts Of The Cook Islands

Kia Orana and welcome. There are resorts dotted all around the island of Rarotonga and it was a difficult task to choose the properties we have listed below. They don’t exactly fall into the budget honeymoon category, so if you would like some less expensive options, email us and we will work with you to create a special romantic holiday that won’t break the bank.

We have selected a few special accommodation properties on the main island of Rarotonga and a few on the tropical paradise of Aitutaki.

On Raro (as the locals call Rarotonga) we have chosen the Pacific Resort for its quality accommodation, Muri Lagoon location and a perfect setting for weddings.

Sea Change and Reflections on Rarotonga are two new, smaller boutique properties (3 luxurious villas on the beach) and Sokala Villas, also on Muri Lagoon, will suit some couples (7 villas, 5 with their own pools) on a bit more of a budget. Manuia Beach is a boutique hotel with 20 Polynesian styled rooms.

Takitumu Villas is also a special property in a wonderful location for both accommodation and a private wedding and the Rarotongan Beach Resort and Spa will suit couples with guests, especially if they have children.

On Aitutaki we have chosen the beautiful Pacific Resort Aitutaki (really is to die for!), the Aitutaki Lagoon Resort and Spa with its overwater bungalows, and the friendly Are Tamanu Beach Hotel bungalows. Honestly, if your budget (time and money) allows for a side trip to this rare and wonderful island you won’t regret it.

Follow the links below for more information on these Cook Islands honeymoon resorts:

Sea Change Reflections on Rarotonga Sokala Villas Takitumu Villas Pacific Resort Rarotonga

Rarotongan Beach Resort and Spa Manuia Beach Boutique Hotel Pacific Resort Aitutaki Aitutaki Lagoon Resort and Spa Are Tamanu Beach Hotel Aitutaki

We’re positive that you, as we have, will fall in love with the place and the people and return with wonderful, romantic memories that will constantly whisper, “come back”.