Te Maeva Nui 2005 Rakahanga Ura Tapuahua

Te Mire Kapa 2005 Dancer - Dancy Ioane Island - Rakahanga

Taken off Kutias album "The Best of Kutia Tuteru" dedicated to my kainga from Rakahanga and Manihiki! No video clip available yet. One of my fav songs from this album, a bit of Pacific Reggae

One of my fav songs off this album by Ta'i Munokoa (Ania) dedicated to the people of Rakahanga and Manihiki! Rakahanga Henua Humaria! Look forward to seeing a second album in the future. As far as I know their is no music video for this awesome song yet!

my daughters dancing for Rakahanga/Manihiki @ the Porirua Cook Islands Day 2008

Rakahanga-Cook Islands My Mums VIDEO ov Her HOMELAND . =]

Cook Islands Dance - Rakahanga

This is dedicated to all the Manihiki and Rakahanga Peeps Repping da Kukz hard nikkah

http://thecookislandsholidayguide.blogspot.com/2008_09_01_archive.html, http://strip-that-fat-review.com/lose-excess-body-fat.php?cb=jus2me&tid=jcstf The Cook Islands are named after the explorer Captain James Cook. The first settlers in the islands were Polynesians who arrived about 800AD. The Cook Islands are divided into two groups. The Southern Groups are: Rarotonga, Mangaia, Aitutaki, Atiu, Mauke, Mitiaro, Manuae, Takutea, and Palmerston. The Northern groups are: Pukapuka, Manihiki, Penrhyn, Rakahanga, Suwarrow, and Nassau.

Watch baby Faiteru do a solo traditional Cook Island dance for her grandmother's 60th Birthay in Rakahanga, Cook Islands

On the map (if you can find them at all!) they are just 15 tiny dots in the middle of the South Pacific Ocean...but together they're the Cook Islands, a unique paradise nation of warm and friendly people and stunning scenery. Aitutaki - one of the islands - has been used as the location for the US TV series, 'Survivor'on CBS and the UK series, 'Shipwrecked' on Channel 4 TV. You can find out more about all the Islands at http://www.cookislands.org.uk - the only independent, non-commercial guide on the net to all of the Cook Islands. This is part one of a two part guide to all of the Cook Islands. And even if you can't visit them in person, hopefully this will give you an idea of why they're so special. The film has been split into two parts because YouTube doesn't allow videos longer than 10 minutes. This part covers 8 of the 9 islands in the southern group. Part two will follow very soon. In the meantime, escape to a different world..or as one Australian author put it, to a place "where today is forever and tomorrow never comes. (I am indebted to an amazing man called Gerald McCormack for the footage of the kopeka and the stills of some of islands' bird life. He's created the definitive database about the islands' flora and fauna at http://cookislands.bishopmuseum.org/Default.asp which I can't recommend too highly. Additional stills are courtesy of Marcus Gleinig and Ewan Smith of Air Rarotonga and Graeme Whitfield of Summerfield Systems, Rarotonga)

KING METUSELA DOING HIS RAKAHANGA/82TAKI PE'E AND HIS FAVOURTIE DRUM DANCE.