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🇨🇰 Cook Islands

The Cook Islands offer mostly saltwater diving in the South Pacific, with most trips based around Rarotonga and Aitutaki. Around Rarotonga, divers typically find reef slopes and drop-offs close to shore, with clear lagoon conditions in calmer bays and more current at exposed sites. Aitutaki’s lagoon is known for shallow-to-mid depth reef diving, where visibility is often good and you can plan both relaxed dives and deeper profiles depending on the site. Conditions vary with season and weather, so expect planning around wind and swell. If you’re comfortable with short boat rides, this is a good destination for warm-water reef diving without needing advanced logistics.

Essential information for traveling in Cook Islands

About Cook Islands

Sea
South Pacific Ocean
Timezone
Pacific/Rarotonga
Languages
EN
Demonym
Cook Islander
Phone prefix
+682

Practicalities

Currency
NZD
Voltage
230
Plug type
Type I
Airports
RAR AIT

Diving specifics

Temperature
°C
Depth units
meters
Pressure
bar
Regulators
DIN Yoke (INT)

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