Surrender to a secluded Polynesian paradise with nature at its core. Picture an island that prompts you to leave behind the worries, stress of a busy life and indulge in a soul- searching experience with a swim with beneath the surface aquatic life in the Pacific coral lagoons….
Aitutaki Island, part of The Cook Islands which was discovered by 7th-century Polynesian navigators, and again by English Explorer, Captain Cook in 1733, boasts of a unique resort that is a true manifestation of the island’s natural beauty. The resort showcases a brilliant mix of both remoteness and civilisation. Set amidst a fanfare of colour of hibiscus, hemigraphis, passion-fruit and iron wood trees, beside the azure-to-zaffre kaleidoscope of a coral lagoon, lies Pacific Resort Aitutaki, a luxury hotel resort that befits a natural paradise.
Pacific Resort Aitutaki is The Cook Islands only luxury resort that offers guests the opportunity to choose the Polynesian Hideaway that meets their needs. Beachfront Bungalows, Suites and Villas are all located on or above Aitutaki's white sandy beaches. All hideaways are beautifully appointed in an eclectic blend of timber furnishings that exude a peaceful ambience, enhanced by panoramic views of Aitutaki's world famous lagoon.
Just six steps to the sand, the eighteen Beach front Bungalows offer spectacular views of the Cook Islands and offer guests private outdoor sun decks, king size beds, indoor and outdoor day beds, and a beach shower. The Beach front Suites boast of all features of Beach Front Bungalows and are six individual buildings nestled on Aitutaki's sandy beach and surrounded by magnificent tropical flower gardens. They offer panoramic views over the lagoon. The Beachfront Villas are beautifully designed split level spacious Villas perched on a spectacular black volcanic rock.
These three Villas offer sensational views from the outdoor private double sun decks and private outdoor garden bathrooms. The Villas boast of all features of Beach Front Bungalows and a separate bedroom and sitting room, indoor and double private sun decks and an outdoor staircase meandering down to the beach.
The hotel features a restaurant that serves the very best Polynesian cuisine including seafood that is the catch of the day. Enjoy a real feast comprising of the hidden treasures of the Pacific including an amazing Pacific Sunset at The Rapae Restaurant. The chefs focus on creating a variety in the menu items utilising an abundance of local seafood, tropical fruits and garden fresh vegetables. Follow up a morning spent exploring the Aitutaki lagoon with a lunch or dinner at the Black Rock Cafe and Bar, located on the pool deck.
Protected and preserved, Aitutaki Island, is one of the best places for snorkelling in the entire Pacific Rim. Boat cruises of the lagoon depart nine kilometres from the resort. Pacific Resort Aitutaki is a 40-minute flight from Rarotonga International Airport.