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About Cook Islands

Cook Islands Transport

Transport in the Cook Islands varies from island to island. The main islands such as Rarotonga have full transport facilities, such as flights, rental cars and buses.

Cook Islands Air Transport

Air Rarotonga runs regular inter-island services to Aitutaki, Atiu, Mangaia, Mauke, Manihiki, Mitiaro and Penrhyn.

Limited flight services operate on Sundays.

Discounts are offered on flights to Aitutaki during off-peak hours.

Cook Islands Road Transport

Visitors can travel the Cook Islands by bus, taxi or hire a car or scooter. The 'Round the Island Bus' operates regular services around Rarotonga from Monday to Saturday. The buses will pick up and drop off anywhere on request.

Several companies offer cars and scooters for hire – to drive these you will need to go to the police station in Avarua to get a Cook Islands driver's licence. A licence costs $10 and it only takes a few minutes depending on how many others are waiting.

Bicycle hire is also popular.

Cook Island Road Rules

Traffic drives on the left in the Cook Islands.

There are two main roads that circle Rarotonga Island; the Ara Tapu sealed road that runs through villages and past beaches, and the older inland road which winds through local farmlands.

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