Rakahanga is a secluded northern atoll in the Cook Islands, offering travelers an authentic and unspoiled Pacific island experience far from typical tourist routes.
Rakahanga is a small, circular coral atoll characterized by its stunning turquoise lagoon, white sandy beaches, and rich Polynesian heritage. With a population of around 300 people, the island provides a rare glimpse into traditional Cook Islands lifestyle, where fishing, coconut farming, and community connections remain central to daily life. Its remote location ensures pristine natural environments and an opportunity for genuine cultural immersion.
Best Time: Dry season (May to October)
Time Needed: 2-3 days
Entrance: Free