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Cook Islands FAQ's and Cook Islands Facts
Cook Islands Facts and Information
This section is full of information about important facts such as the name of the capital city, population and time in Cook Islands. Here you will find those details that you have always wanted to know, such as "What is the largest island in the Cook Islands ?" or "Where is the Cook Islands located?" Come and learn about this islands in the South Pacific.
Rarotonga Facts and Information The largest and newest island in the group, is the main island and holds 90% of the population of the Cook Islands. Find out travel and tourist information for Rarotonga in this section of our website.
Aitutaki Facts and Information
Aitutaki is one of the most beautiful lagoons in the world, please browse this section to find out information and details about this world renowned destination in the South Pacific.
You will enjoy learning about Cook Islands in this quick and easy Cook Islands guide to favourite questions and answers.
Favourite FAQs
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What are the average tempertures through out the year?
For most of the Cook Islands the average temperature is about 28'C or 83'F. The winter season in May to September averages about 24'C or 76'F while the hot season from October to April averages approximately 30'C or 86'F.
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What languages are spoken in the Cook islands?
Cook Islanders speak English, Maori and Pukapukan, the latter is claimed to be the oldest language in the Cook Islands. English is spoken everywhere.
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Is there a golf course on Rarotonga?
Yes, the golf course is located near to the main international airport in Avarua and visitors are welcome.
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