I did a day trip to Aitutaki which I booked through Air Rarotonga. This was the best tour of my stay in the Cooks. Air Raro were fantastic, thanks to Phil for a great day he was full of information about the island and the guys on the boat trip made an excellent lunch. The snorkelling wasn't as good as... more

Stayed at Mcbirney house on one foot for two nights. Incrediable place! The only down side was the mosquitos, but just need to plan for them and you will be fine. We got engaged in front of the house, on the beach with bon fire, all very romantic. Place was great, two cats, lizards, roosters and coconut crabs for company.... more

Im not spilling the beans about Paradise. Who wants to share it...too many trippers and its not paradise anymore is it more

Stayed there December 2006. The island - and Aitutaki lagoon -are as beautiful as other reviewers say. But staying there in the beach bach is seriously disappointing. The generator and fridge referred to in a previous review, have been removed, and the owner didn't bother to check the gas bottle, which ran out after just boiling water for coffee, so... more

Actually, I shouldn't be writing this review, mainly because there will be more attention to the possibility of staying in this part of paradise, but then again - this is a place that despite its very simple setting deserves to be mentioned. Why just visit One-foot-island on a day tour, when there is an option of actually staying there. We... more

The most incredible island i have ever visited without a doubt. Beautiful blue waters, great snorkelling (especially around the old flying boat platform) and nothing to do but relax and soak up the beauty of the place. The sea is the most incredible colour of blue. The Aitutaki lagoon has been described as one of the best, if not the... more

While staying on the island of Aitutaki, in the Cooks you MUST go on a lagoon cruise out to One Foot Island. The most amazing water in the entire South Pacific! I've traveled to Tahiti and Fiji...and nothing compares to the white sand and blue water that you will see in the lagoons of Aitutaki! more