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The Southern Cook Islands are a loose group of mostly volcanic, hilly islands and a few coral atolls.

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• Rarotonga - location of the capital
• Aitutaki - the second major destination, with developed facilities.
• Atiu - an inhabited coffee-growing island, with birdlife, beaches and caves, offers opportunity to access Takutea'
• Mangaia - the most southern of the islands, inhabited, accessible by air, with accommodation.
• Mauke - inhabited, with some accommodation, three flights a week.
• Mitiaro - inhabited three flights a week.
• Palmerston Island - tiny island, small population, interesting history, no air access.

• Manuae - an uninhabited coral atoll, no air access, no accommodation.

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Air Rarotonga offers scheduled services between the islands. Barges service the inhabited islands, but do not operate to a schedule. Charter flights are available.

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