Rarotonga
Englishman ‘Croc’ is the only man on Rarotonga crafting tata’u (tattoos) the traditional way, using pigment and hand tools. Check out his blog (www…
Must-see shopping in The Cook Islands
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The Cook Islands
Working from her village house – a corner residence that doubles as the Terangi-Nui Cafe for dinners – Parua Tavioni crafts intricate tivaevae (appliqué…
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Rarotonga
Visit for beautiful Cook Islands tivaevae (hand-sewn quilted fabrics) harnessing traditional designs such as bedspreads and bed linen, but also reworked…
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Rarotonga
Near the airport, this place makes its own perfumes, soaps, liqueurs and scented oils. There’s another outlet in Cook’s Corner Arcade in central Avarua…
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Rarotonga
Contemporary art from owners Ian and Kay George combines with works from other Pacific artists. Handpainted or printed textiles are available, as are…
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Rarotonga
Visit the workshop of Rarotonga’s most renowned sculptor and carver on the back road near Avarua. See his stone carvings at the Punanga Nui Market and the…
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Rarotonga
Located in Matavera, Tokerau Jim does beautiful and incredibly fine carvings on pearls and pearl shell. On Saturday mornings you'll find him at the…
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The Cook Islands
This tiny shop opens for incoming flights. It also doubles as a booking office for tours and activities.
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Rarotonga
Interesting designs spoofing global brands and also that Cook Islands rugby shirt you've always wanted.
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The Cook Islands
Local crafts are for sale at this centre next to the Atiu Town Hall. Opening hours are flexible.
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The Cook Islands
From 8.30am on Friday morning you can buy fresh produce at Ma’uke market, near the wharf.
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