About Atiu
Atiu, also known as Enuamanu, is one of the Southern Group islands of the Cook Islands. It is known for its limestone landscape, caves, forests, birdlife, cultural identity and peaceful outer island way of life.
Atiu offers visitors a quieter and more authentic Cook Islands experience, shaped by local stories, nature, culture and hospitality.
Explore Atiu with local guides and discover the island beyond the usual tourist path.
Quick Facts About Atiu
A few things visitors should know before experiencing Enuamanu.
Where is Atiu?
Atiu is located in the Southern Group of the Cook Islands and is accessible by domestic flight from Rarotonga.
Nature and Caves
The island is known for makatea limestone, caves, forests, coastal areas and birdlife.
Culture and History
Atiu has a strong cultural identity, with local stories, traditions, food and community life forming part of the visitor experience.
Eco-Tour Experiences
Atiu Tours focuses on low-impact visitor experiences shaped by local knowledge, hospitality and respect for the island.
Where is Atiu?
See where Atiu sits within the Cook Islands, then take a closer look at the island, villages and airport.
Atiu in the Southern Group
Atiu is part of the Southern Group of the Cook Islands and is accessible by a 45 minute domestic flight from Rarotonga.
Atiu Island Overview
A closer look at Atiu, including its villages, airport and key areas around the island.
Planning to visit Atiu? Explore our Atiu Tours, view our gallery, check what to pack, or contact us for booking enquiries and local tour information.
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