Cook Islands Travel Map

This side of the Cook Islands Travel Map goes above and beyond, featuring individual insets for key islands such as Rarotonga, Mangaia, and Aitutaki. It also delves into island groupings like Penrhyn and Palmerston, capturing their unique charm as little more than atolls. Avarua, the capital, is highlighted, along with an inset map of Arutanga on Aitutaki. For those seeking the perfect resort experience, the map pinpoints the many options available, particularly on the vibrant Rarotonga.

But the Cook Islands Travel Map is not confined to the borders of this Pacific paradise; on the flip side is a map that showcases the broader Eastern South Pacific. As part of ITMB's burgeoning Cruising line of maps, it spans from the Marshall Islands, Nauru, and the Solomons in the west to Hawaii and Tahiti in the east. Stretching as far south as New Zealand, it encompasses other island nations like Kiribati, Tuvalu, Fiji, Samoa, and New Caledonia.

While providing a sweeping overview of this vast oceanic expanse, this side of the map is uniquely tailored for cruise enthusiasts. It outlines routes taken by ships exploring the region, capturing the allure of a rapidly-growing travel area for major cruise lines. The Cook Islands Travel Map portrays the potential of this South Pacific region, promising to be as enchanting for travelers as the Caribbean or Mediterranean. With its captivating design, it serves not only as a navigational aid but also as a visual delight for those dreaming of exploring the beauty that the South Pacific has to offer.

For a travel reference map that seamlessly blends practicality with allure, look no further than the Cook Islands Travel Map. It's not just a map; it's an invitation to discover the wonders of the Cook Islands and the broader South Pacific region.