Cook Islands Collection

Cook Islands, Aitutaki (aka Araura). One Foot Island, a small motu in
Cook Islands, Aitutaki (aka Araura). One Foot Island, a small " motu" in the south-east area of the lagoon, one of the most visited areas of Aitutaki

Cook Islands. Palmerston Island. Detail of palm tree

Cook Islands. Palmerston Island. Current population of 62 people, who own the island, are all decendants of William Marsters (aka Masters)

Cook Islands, Aitutaki, Honeymoon Island. Red-tailed tropicbird in flight

Cook Islands. Palmerston Island, a classic atoll, discovered by Captain Cook in 1774. Current population of 62 people, are all decendants of William Marsters (aka Masters)

Beach chairs on beach Raratonga, Cook Islands

Palm lined beach Cook Islands

Oceania, Polynesia, Cook Islands, Aitutaki. The poisonous reef stonefish is camouflaged
Polynesia, Cook Islands, Aitutaki. The poisonous reef stonefish is camouflaged to often resemble a rock. Credit as: Wendy Kaveney / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

Polynesia, Cook Islands, Aitutaki. Colorful kayaks on the beach

Oceania, Cook Islands
Polynesia, Cook Islands, Aitutaki. An inviting beach sanctuary

Frangipani flower Cook Islands

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