Cook Islands Going Out
Food and Drink
National specialities:
Umukai (at larger resorts you can try this traditional Polynesian feast which involves baking food in an underground oven, and is usually accompanied with traditional entertainment by local people).
Matu rori (sea cucumber, served with lemon and cooked green banana). This dish is often likened to spaghetti from the sea.
National drinks:
Tumunu (traditionally brewed alcohol made from fermented oranges).
Tipping: Tradition says that all gifts require something in return and tipping is therefore not practised.
Nightlife
Shopping
Shopping hours: Mon-Fri 0800-1600, Sat 0800-1200. Some stores in tourist areas remain open for longer.
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