Cheap Flights to Cook Islands from NT$14,193

We know that things can change in the blink of an eye, so choosing a flexible ticket with Expedia is a wise idea. Just check the “No change fee” box directly below the “Flexible change policies” filter. Your affordable, flexible flight to Cook Islands is only a few clicks away.

Book your seat with Hawaiian Airlines and then begin planning your Cook Islands to-do list. This popular airline offers 4 flights each month to Rarotonga Intl. Airport (RAR), a central gateway.

You’ll always score an unbeatable deal with Expedia, but our “flexible dates” feature makes it even easier. Enter your preferred flight date, then check the flexible dates box above to see the cheapest prices for nearby days. NT$16,079 was the lowest price for a flight to Cook Islands in the last seven days.

In the last seven days, return tickets to Cook Islands sold for as low as NT$16,079 and peaked at NT$44,029. For one-way trips out of Nadi (NAN), the lowest price during this same period was just NT$14,193.

Rarotonga Intl. Airport (RAR) is the primary gateway for people hoping to visit Cook Islands. Around 4 flights each month touch down here.

If you’d prefer to spend your cash enjoying the best of Cook Islands rather than on getting there, jet off early in the week. The most affordable day to travel is generally Tuesday, with Monday coming in second. With many people traveling on the weekend, Saturday tends to have the costliest airfares.

Prices ranged from NT$16,079 to NT$44,029 in the last seven days. When you’re ready to book, we’ll be ready to help you pick up the best deal to Cook Islands.

If you like summer weather, head for Amuri after December 1. At this time of year, average temperatures range between 80ºF and 80ºF in Cook Islands’s most populous city. March, April and May are the busiest months to go and when lots of events and activities are happening.

The ideal month to book a fabulous deal to Cook Islands is February, whereas the most expensive is December. Avoid this time if you’re watching your pennies.