Cook Islands

About Cook Islands

Cook Islands, officially the Cook Islands, is a country in Polynesia. Its capital and largest political center is Avarua. It covers an area of roughly 236 square kilometers.

The main languages spoken across Cook Islands include English, Cook Islands Māori. Day-to-day trade runs on the Cook Islands dollar (CKD), which you can check against your own currency using our Currency Converter. Cook Islands has its own coastline, giving it direct access to maritime trade routes.

FAQs

What is the capital of Cook Islands?
Avarua is the capital of Cook Islands.

What currency is used in Cook Islands?
Day-to-day trade runs on the Cook Islands dollar (CKD), which you can check against your own currency using our Currency Converter.

How many countries border Cook Islands?
Cook Islands has no land borders — it's an island nation or otherwise geographically isolated.

What is the calling code for Cook Islands?
To call Cook Islands from abroad, dial the international access code followed by +682.