PAID CONTENT FOR AITUTAKI LAGOON PRIVATE ISLAND RESORT


Aitutaki Lagoon Private Island Resort COOK ISLANDS, SOUTH PACIFIC


Located just west of Tahiti, Aitutaki Lagoon is one of the most romantic places on Earth, a top bucket-list destination featuring a stunningly beautiful lagoon fringed by white sandy beaches. Adults-only Aitutaki Lagoon Private Island


Resort is the perfect place to celebrate an important milestone, whether it’s a honeymoon, anniversary, special birthday, babymoon or destination wedding. Aitutaki is the only resort in the Cook Islands featuring overwater bungalows, as well as being the only private island resort in the region. Experience jaw-dropping views from your


bungalow perched on the edge of the lagoon; slip into the inviting turquoise waters directly from the deck of your overwater bungalow; rinse off under the glorious Polynesian-style open-air shower; indulge in a relaxing coconut- oil massage at SpaPolynesia Aitutaki; laze in a hammock gently swaying above the sands; sip on a cocktail as you drink in views of the sun setting beyond the horizon; and enjoy succulent fresh seafood and lush tropical fruits.


The hopelessly romantic can pledge their love


on the champagne-coloured sands of Kuriri Point as part of the ‘Over the Moon’ wedding package. The lagoon is also a must-do for stargazers or anyone with a passing interest in astronomy. Aitutaki is far from any light pollution, making the night sky the perfect backdrop for gazing into the eyes of your beloved during the Private Starlight Dining Experience under the twinkling light of millions of stars. Before boarding the 45-minute flight from


the Cook Islands’ capital island, Rarotonga, to sister island Aitutaki (or upon your return), enjoy a stay at adults-only boutique sister resort, Sanctuary Rarotonga-On the Beach. These resorts encapsulate the spirit and charm of the Cook Islands. The capital island of the Cook Islands,


Rarotonga, is accessible via Auckland, New Zealand (aboard Air New Zealand), or Papeete, French Polynesia (aboard Air Rarotonga). From there it’s a mere 45-minute flight to Aitutaki Lagoon and the ultimate island escape.


Don’t miss The Private Starlight Dining Experience is an intimate affair on the white sands of Kuriri Point beneath a canopy of twinkling stars


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KEY FACILITIES • Flying Boat Beach Bar & Grill • SpaPolynesia Aitutaki • Watersports • Activities Hut • Gym (air-conditioned) • Swimming pool • Tour desk • Kuriri Point Gazebo • Events, weddings and conference planning


Get in touch aitutakilagoonresort.com


T: 0800 710 1511 (Freecall from the UK); +682-31200 E: info@aitutakilagoonresort.com


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