What to see in Atiu | The Cook Islands

Home to approximately 400 proud warrior people, there are few untouched places left in the world like Atiu. Over 8 million years old, our 3rd largest island is one big adventure playground, ancient and unspoiled. Rich in culture and history, Atiu is an eco-lovers paradise.
As one of the three Southern Group islands known as Nga-Pu-Toru, Atiu attracts the spirit of the explorer. With no nightclubs, virtually no township and a couple of cafes along with precious little traffic - this is a true escape. Life is pretty much the same as it was some 25 years ago and therefore offers a really genuine insight into island living with its five small villages of Tengatangi, Areora, Ngatiarua, Mapumai and Teenui nestled in the centre. Gardens thrive on Atiu’s rich soil and on certain days the soft aroma of organically grown coffee beans roasting wafts past from plantations that produce some of the best Arabica coffee in the Pacific.
For more information visit: cookislands.travel/islands/atiu

[@christopherwilson893]

My family are aitu.. we are saving to come there .. my mother in law(mum) is coming there this weekend.. I am proud to have family with you ..Tamata uira ❤️

[@angelodjapa2600]

Can not wait to go there.

[@tourismcookislands]

Kia Orana Angelo! We look forward to welcoming you to the Cook Islands! Meitaki

[@cerealman2751]

When can I move in? I love the cultures of the cook islands. The nature is just beautiful as well! A nice place to get away from the close minded Americans.

[@tepaerusabelteokotai5858]

The background song doesn't fit for this Island. .this island is Atiu not Rarotonga. .there's plenty Atiu Songs that will fit right for this beautiful island. .meitaki nui