Laura Walters <\/p>\n
TO THE ISLANDS: There's always plenty to do on these sun-soaked islands. <\/p>\n
While the Cooks Islands are known for their beautiful weather, the colourful island culture and natural gems shine even on a rainy day. <\/p>\n
1. TE VAKA CRUISE IN AITUTAKI <\/p>\n
Even cloudy skies and the occasional shower won't stop Te Vaka Lagoon cruisefrom being the highlight of a Cook Island trip. <\/p>\n
The funny, warm and musical crew at Te Vaka Cruise share their knowledge of Cook Island history, culture, cuisine and geography. <\/p>\n
Guests sail to three islands on the 21.6-metre traditionally-designed catamaran Titi ai Tonga. <\/p>\n
First stop is the island Akaiami, where Air New Zealand's predecessor Tasman Empire Airways Limited (TEAL) landed its flying boats traveling the Coral Route in the South Pacific. <\/p>\n
Next stop is Moturakau, the island used for filming a season of Survivor and as a set for the movies Shipwrecked and Treasure Island. <\/p>\n
Visitors also get the pleasure of visiting One Foot Island on the outer-edge of the Aitutaki Lagoon. <\/p>\n
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