Eco-Adventures of Cook Islands

Bird watching Cook Island is the place to watch the Kakerori, one of the world's rarest birds. You can hike into the hills of the Takitumu Conservation Area to visit the habitat of these world's rarest and endangered little birds.

Safaris
Mountain Safaris at Cook island are great fun for all the family with a half-day guided tour of the volcano and the rainforests of Rarotonga, including the spot where the big ocean-going vakas or outrigger canoes left to discover and settle New Zealand. You get terrific views of the island, of the fringing lagoons and of the vast, blue Pacific Ocean and even the Wigmore's Waterfall that has shy freshwater prawns.