Pacific Resort Rarotonga

Dream

Standard Rooms are decorated in contemporary, island style and come with either a private balcony or patio; they are just a short walk away from the restaurant and bar, the beach and the pool. Families will love the flexibility of the two-bedroom Family Rooms located in the same building.

For that extra bit of indulgence, upgrade to a Beachfront Suite for uninterrupted views of the turquoise waters or to a Villa for the definitive luxury experience.

Eat

Sandals Restaurant offers guests authentic, feet in the sand, island dining. Whether it is breakfast, lunch or dinner, the menus are inspired by the freshest local produce and unique Pacific Rim cuisine.

As the name suggests, The Barefoot Bar is an informal meeting place in which to enjoy the company of fellow guests, a cocktail and tasty snack.

Play

There is, of course, a pool at the resort but the call of the lagoon might just be too strong. Kayak, paddleboard or snorkel in the astonishingly clear blue water or enjoy a cruise in the resort’s glass-bottomed cruiser.

Guests looking for some culture should visit Te Vara Nui – Rarotonga’s leading cultural attraction and the place to see traditional island dancing, fire throwing and live music.

Unwind

It’s easy to unwind on a private patio or in a beanbag on the soft white sand of the beach. Pacific Resort guests can also access spa facilities and enjoy a range of massages, therapies and beauty treatments.

Family

Families are made to feel extremely welcome at the resort. Flexible accommodation and a dedicated kids’ club offering a fantastic range of cultural and beach focused activities, make this a great option for families with young children.

Romance

Gently lapping waves, white sand beaches and azure blue lagoons are the stuff of fantasy weddings and renewal of vows ceremonies. They are all here and come as standard in weddings at Pacific Resort Rarotonga.

The expert team can create special packages based on specific requirements and often suggest authentic Cook Island touches like shell horn announcements and hand woven coconut palm and flower archways.