Address: Po box 123, aitutaki, Aitutaki , Rarotonga , Cook islands
These lavish boutique beach villas are rapidly gaining a reputation as one of the best places to stay in the Cook Islands, and rightly so. The eight thatch-roofed villas have been finished to the very highest standards, including Tasmanian oak floors, granite countertops and lofty roofs.Opened in 2003 and run by a friendly Canadian couple, it's the kind of place where you just know everything's been painstakingly thought out - hand-carved ornaments and decorative details have been custom-made by local artists for each villa; there's a beautiful tear-drop pool complete with rock garden, sun-shaded tables and a lavishly-equipped 'honesty bar'; and each villa has access to the property's own in-house entertainment system for those inevitable rainy days in paradise.
Opened in 2003 and run by a friendly Canadian couple, it's the kind of place where you just know everything's been painstakingly thought out - hand-carved ornaments and decorative details have been custom-made by local artists for each villa; there's a beautiful tear-drop pool complete with rock garden, sun-shaded tables and a lavishly-equipped 'honesty bar'; and each villa has access to the property's own in-house entertainment system for those inevitable rainy days in paradise.
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Atmosphere: Minimalist and Low-key
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There are also activities organised by the staff designed to give guests an insight into traditional Cook Islands culture - you could find yourself tie-dyeing a pareu (traditional Polynesian skirt), learning some traditional dance moves or weaving a pandanus basket.
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