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 | Reflecting the charm & character of the Cook Islands – you’ll find Muri Beachcomber nestled in lush tropical gardens between beach and mountain slopes, right in the heart of Muri Beach – one of Rarotonga’s finest.
A select, owner-managed accommodation with 16 Seaview Units, 3 Garden Units and 3 Luxury Watergarden Villas. All are fully self catering with well equipped kitchens, spacious rooms and separate air-conditioned bedrooms. Complimentary kayaks, snorkeling equipment, international transfers and a friendly team of staff ensure that every guests stay is an enjoyable ‘Rarotongan’ experience |
| Caressed by the trade winds Muri Beachcomber\'s two and a half acre property (1 hectare), lies in the southeast of the island of Rarotonga, on the shores of Muri Beach. Muri Beach itself is well known for its beautiful lagoon, which is studded with small Islands. Just 10km (6 miles) from the town of Avarua, Muri Beachcomber is a select, owner operated accommodation comprising of 22 self contained units, with a selection of 4 distinctive unit types including our family friendly Garden Units and couple friendly Seaview Units and Watergarden Villas. 7 restaurants /cafes are within easy walking distance and 12 on-site BBQ\'s mean that guests are able to take advantage of the self contained aspect and BBQ under the stars or stroll to a nearby restaurant to enjoy a superb choice of fine dining or budget cuisine. |  |
 | Situated right on Muri beach, guests are able to take advantage of the superb snorkeling sites, safe swimming, scattered islands for exploring, great kayaking and all the watersports that Rarotonga has to offer. |
| For the wedding of your dreams, our on-site wedding co-ordinator can arrange the paperwork, legal formalities and many choices from bouquets to banquets, champagne to celebrants. The Cook Islands has a very relaxed policy that allows international citizens to marry legally, only requiring the couple to reside for three (3) full days (not including the day of the application) in Rarotonga, before the ceremony. |  |
