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Pacific Tourism Guide and NZTG.
About Cook Islands
Cook Islands Services and Utilities
The Cook Islands provide a range of services and utilities. Services such as cell phone coverage could be affected in some areas of the Cook Islands, so it is best to check where you will receive coverage before you leave. It is also a good idea to take an adapter with you, as electricity outlets in the Cook Islands may differ from home.

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Cook Islands Water
Water is untreated, so bottled water is advisable. An alternative is to boil water before you go to sleep at night, so that in the morning you will have a supply of cold, boiled water.
Cook Islands Electricity
Electricity is 240 volts AC. You'll find some three-pin plugs that are found in Australia and New Zealand, mainly on air-conditioners and power tools.
Others are two-prong, so, if you require power it would be a good idea to invest in an adapter.
Cook Islands Mobile Phone Coverage
Travellers from New Zealand, Australia and Samoa can arrange roaming with their mobile phone networks or a Cook Islands' SIM card and top-up cards can be purchased.
Mobile phone coverage is available in Rarotonga and Aitutaki.
Cook Islands & Rarotonga Information
Regional Information
Key information and facts about the Cook Islands & Rarotonga region.
Activity Highlights
Major activities and attractions in the Cook Islands & Rarotonga region.
Scenic Highlights
Major natural attractions in the Cook Islands & Rarotonga region.
History
History of the Cook Islands & Rarotonga region.