Manihiki is an enchanting atoll in the Northern Cook Islands, celebrated for its pearl production and natural beauty. Often referred to as the 'Island of Pearls,' this remote destination is characterized by its triangular shape, encompassing a vast lagoon and over 40 islets. Visitors can explore its two quaint villages and enjoy the serene atmosphere that makes it a perfect getaway for those seeking peace and a connection with nature.
Manihiki is famous for its black pearls. Consider purchasing directly from local producers.
Engage with the local community to learn about traditional pearl farming and island life.
Due to its remote location, plan your travel and accommodations well in advance.
Spring is a great time to visit Manihiki with mild weather and fewer tourists.
Summer can be warm and humid, but it's a vibrant time for local events.
Fall offers pleasant weather and is ideal for exploring the lagoon and islets.
Winter is cooler and perfect for enjoying the serene beauty of the atoll.
NZD $
$100-$200 p/day
English, Cook Islands Maori
April-June, September-November