The Cook Islands are far away, but they are unimaginably worth a visit

Arabiaweather.com - Ismail Ghasimi - The Cook Islands are located in Polynesia and as much as they are among the most beautiful islands in the world, they are among the most remote tourist destinations that you can visit because they are located in the middle of the South Pacific Ocean.

The Cook Islands is a parliamentary self-governing democracy administered by New Zealand , an archipelago of 15 islands spread over 2.2 million square kilometers of ocean.

The interesting thing about the Cook Islands is that they are the only islands that do not have any other land between them and the South Pole. The islands are located in the same time zone as Hawaii , but they are in the south while Hawaii is in the north.

Tourist facilities are very well developed in both Rarotonga and Aitutaki and information about them is readily available, and you will not often be exposed to tourist scams or any kind of servants. If you want to organize an activity, it will not be difficult to do, but you need to take the step The first only.

All visitors to the Cook Islands, regardless of their nationality, are exempt from the visa for a stay not exceeding 31 days, and it can be extended for visitors traveling for tourism purposes for periods ranging from 31 days to a maximum of 6 months, but you must have a copy of the reservation in a hotel or you will be returned on the next plane.

There are daily flights from the New Zealand capital Auckland, the Australian city of Sydney , and the American city of Los Angeles to Rarotonga Airport, so your journey to reach these islands will be through one of these cities.