Babes Place comprises of 4 basic units, each fitted with a queen and single bed, own private toilet, and shower with hot and cold running water.
In the main house next door to the units, you will find the communal kitchen with full cooking facilities, a dining area, lounge with a television, as well as laundry facilities.
Just a few feet from the doorstep of your unit is a large communal hut with tables and chairs where one can sit, relax and enjoy the peacefulness, read a book, or meet and enjoy the company of other guests.
Located next door to the main house is Babes Bar which usually only opens for special occasions, and during the festive season.
All meals are provided for at Babe's, including a tropical breakfast, light lunch and 1-course basic dinner.
Mangaia Island is located south west of Rarotonga and is the second largest island in the Cook Islands, it covers a land area of 51.8km2. The island is also one of the oldest coral islands in the Pacific.
There are many things to do and places of interest to see and although you may explore on your own, it is best to have a local tour guide take you on an island tour as they are very knowledgeable and can share with you on culture and history of the many sites you will visit.
Babes Place comprises of 4 basic units, each fitted with a queen and single bed, own private toilet, and shower with hot and cold running water.
In the main house next door to the units, you will find the communal kitchen with full cooking facilities, a dining area, lounge with a television, as well as laundry facilities.
Just a few feet from the doorstep of your unit is a large communal hut with tables and chairs where one can sit, relax and enjoy the peacefulness, read a book, or meet and enjoy the company of other guests.
Located next door to the main house is Babes Bar which usually only opens for special occasions, and during the festive season.
All meals are provided for at Babe’s, including a tropical breakfast, light lunch and 1-course basic dinner.
Mangaia Island is located south west of Rarotonga and is the second largest island in the Cook Islands, it covers a land area of 51.8km2. The island is also one of the oldest coral islands in the Pacific.
There are many things to do and places of interest to see and although you may explore on your own, it is best to have a local tour guide take you on an island tour as they are very knowledgeable and can share with you on culture and history of the many sites you will visit.
