Punanga Nui is buzzing on Saturday mornings.  To enjoy the market like a local, drag yourself out of bed early (7-8am).  You'll get to see the mountains of local seasonal produce on offer.  The...

Sunday services are filled with hymns sung in the Maori language at this island church which dates back to 1853. The local graveyard is noted for some famous inhabitants including American author Robert Dean Frisbie.

Block-printed clothing was pioneered here by Ellena Tavioni, and a great selection of her beautiful designs for is available at this combination workshop and store.

A small but friendly company with an open air format.  People are kind.  Grounds are pretty.  Nothing fancy.  Nice lotions.

This specialty shop sells locally made perfumes, soaps and lotions.

Purchase jewelry, black pearls and other handcrafts at this specialty shop and art gallery.

You'll find in this store the largest collection of natural and cultured pearls on the Cook Islands, in the form of rings, earrings, strands and loose pearls.

Notable for its vast selection of handcrafts, including everything from carved wooden tikis to black pearls, this has been "the" store to go to since its 1943 opening.

This reasonably priced store specializes in unique ways to hold pearls in place and attach them to chains and necklaces.

This museum contains a collection of artwork and historical artifacts including weapons, carvings and costumes.

The SS Matai, owned by the Union Steam Ship Co., was carrying a load of Model T cars when it was wrecked on Dec. 24, 1916. This area is now a favorite spot for snorkeling and diving.