Atiu Villas

You can have dinner with the other guests in the evening, which is a nice option. Jacky was a great help and did whatever she could for us. The villas were clean, lovely, and gave us plenty of privacy. Cars and scooters are available to rent there too.

We had such a great night, full of laughs and interesting things to learn about Atiu. The dinner was absolutely fantastic, and Jackie is a beautiful chef. Thanks to her, Roger, aunty Kura, and Jackie s husband Inua. One day I’ll come back and stay in the villas 🙏🙏😀😀💜💜

Atiu ended up being my favourite of the Cook Islands I visited. Our stay there was really relaxing, and the villas were comfortable. There’s no aircon, but it stayed cool enough to sleep at night. Basic groceries were stocked in the room, and we could use them during our stay and pay later. The prices seemed as cheap as, or cheaper than, the shops in town. Jackey deserves a special mention. She was cheerful, attentive, quick to reply to messages, and went well beyond what we expected from a host. We also got to join an island night, which felt like a fun town party. The local people seemed to enjoy it just as much as we did. Roger, the owner, and Jackey, the manager, met us at the airport with leis. Roger drove us around the island, sharing some of its history before taking us to Atiu Villas. I’d definitely recommend staying here when you visit Atiu.

We left with full hearts and memories we’ll always treasure. Although our visit to Atiu Villas was short, we got a real feel for the island culture. We were a big group, and the team took good care of us from the moment we arrived at the tiny Atiu airport. The villas felt home-y, and we got plenty of useful information. It was easy to rent a truck for a day and explore the island, including its pristine beaches and beautiful swimming spots, and pick coconuts and guavas. Jackey, Aaron, and Roger were our main contacts and looked after us. Jackey even arranged an island night, where the locals made us feel so welcome. Thank you, Atiu Villas!