Articles related to "Rarotonga"

The Vaka Eiva festival of canoeing is a blend of exciting canoe races, cultural exchange and a traditional celebration of the canoeing heritage of the South Pacific.

The Te Maeva Nui is the most important festival in the Cook Islands and the best time to experience all aspects of Cook Islands tradiotional and modern culture.

Whether on a shoe-string budget, or ready to splash out on trip of total luxury, the Cook Islands offer something special for all travellers.

The Te Mira Ure, Dancer Of The Year Competition is a perfect way to experience the beautiful, energetic, sensual and exciting traditional dance of the Cook Islands.

Each November, the Tiare festival on Rarotonga in the Cook Islands, celbrates the beauty and cultural significance of flowers in the islands.

Last week was an off-week, so I was rarin' to go this week...until I saw the episode. It's more ho-hum from the dull castaways on Cook Islands.

Festivals and sporting events in the Cook Islands add another dimension to a holiday. Visitors can check what's on in the Cook Islands 2007 to help create an itinerary.

What's the big hullabaloo about this season of Survivor? Gasp! They've gone and separated the tribes by race. It's not that big of a deal. Really!

The celebration of Turama on All Soul's Day is celebrated on the island of Raratonga with flowers and candle light.

Fishing, whale-watching and diving allow visitors to experience unspoilt marine environments. They will also help the local economy.

A trip to the Cook Islands should include a visit to the island of Atiu for the coral, the seclusing and to take part in a traditional beer drinking school or Tunumu.

Enjoy the world's most romantic honeymoon or simply rekindle the flames of romance on the ocean waves

Located on Seven Seas Lagoon at Walt Disney World in Orlando, FL the Polynesian Resort was one of the two original resort hotels.