Keep up with the latest news and events from Polynesian Rental Cars and Bikes, including cultural and sporting events across the Cook Islands, helpful tips and tricks for planning the best possible holiday in our island paradise, and updates and specials from our amazing team based in handy locations all around Rarotonga. If you've got some news you'd like us to share, then please get in touch.
June 23rd, 2023
The school holidays! What is meant to be a holiday for kids can sometimes turn into a lot of work for parents. If you're lucky enough to visit Rarotonga, the largest of the Cook Islands, you are in for a treat. No matter what age your kids are there is plenty to keep them busy, having fun and learning as well. Here are five of the best things to do in Rarotonga during the school holidays:
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March 31st, 2023
Ah, the tropical island vacation. The sound of waves crashing against the shore, the feel of warm sand between your toes, and the taste of a refreshing cocktail in your hand. But before you can fully immerse yourself in a tropical paradise, you need to make sure you've packed everything you need for your trip.
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January 27th, 2023
The Cook Islands are a tropical paradise with pristine beaches, crystal clear waters, vibrant culture and lush vegetation. February and March are great months to visit the Cook Islands for several reasons, and here are our top five:
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December 16th, 2022
Rarotonga is the perfect destination for a Christmas holiday whether with family or your romantic partner. High season is in the Southern Hemisphere winter months of June through September, so coming in December can mean there are less tourists and more of a local vibe as Cook Islanders return home from New Zealand and Australia. Here are our top five things to do in Rarotonga at Christmas:
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July 29th, 2022
Each year from July through October we are blessed in the Cook Islands to be visited by some of the largest whales in the Ocean: beautiful humpback whales. These incredible creatures travel up to 6,500 kilometres from the cool feeding grounds of the Southern Ocean and Antarctica where they stock up on Antarctic krill, to our warmer Pacific waters where they mate and give birth.
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