COOK Islands - Aitutaki

Aitutaki is an "almost atoll" which has a maximum elevation of approximately 123 metres with the hill known as Maunga Pu close to its northernmost point. The barrier reef that forms the basis of Aitutaki is roughly the shape of an equilateral triangle with sides 12 kilometres in length. The southern edge of the triangle is almost totally below the surface of the ocean, and the eastern side is composed of a string of small islands. The western side of the atoll contains many of Aitutaki's important features including a boat passage through the barrier reef.  Further to the north is the bulk of the main island. Its fertile volcanic soil provide tropical fruits and vegetables. Two of Aitutaki's 15 islets are also volcanic. The rest are made of coral.

Aitutaki island is one of the more beautiful place on earth and the perfect place to relax.