Excursion Palmerston island exploration tour at Palmerston Island

One of the Cook Islands, Palmerston Island is one of the most remote destinations in the world. Palmerston islet one of a small grouping of coral atoll islets connected by a coral reef and encircling a beautiful lagoon.

The Cook Islands are named after Captain James Cook, who named them all but only ever set foot on Palmerston, in 1774. The island was named after Lord Palmerston of the British Admiralty. The island's original, ancient name was Avarau, meaning "200 harbors."

Enjoy a day of cultural exchange and relaxation on Palmerston. Arrive for a welcome ceremony led by the mayor that also includes a performance of local school children. Then tour the island and enjoy free time to swim, explore the island, shop local handicrafts or just relax on the beach.

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Please note: This tour requires minimal activity and is suitable for those with limited mobility. Casual dress and swimsuit are recommended.