Closest Airport to Avarua, Airports Near Avarua, Cook Islands
The closest airport to Avarua is Rarotonga Airport (RAR). Distance from Rarotonga Airport to Avarua is 1.38 miles / 2.22 kilometers.
Nearest airports to Avarua
- Rarotonga Airport (2.22 Km)
- Mangaia Island Airport (208.85 Km)
- Atiu Island Airport (221.39 Km)
- Aitutaki Airport (264.08 Km)
- Mauke Island Airport (280.31 Km)
- Rimatara Airport (737.21 Km)
- Rurutu Airport (880.11 Km)
- Maupiti Airport (954.87 Km)
- Motu-mute Airport (997.27 Km)
- Raiatea Airport (1006.52 Km)
- Huahine Airport (1049.29 Km)
- Tubuai Island Airport (1082.41 Km)
- Hanan Airport (1084.48 Km)
- Temae Airport (1129.43 Km)
- Faaa Airport (1141.85 Km)
- Manihiki Island Airport (1211.13 Km)
- Mataiva Airport (1365.19 Km)
- Penrhyn Island Airport (1368.55 Km)
- Pago Pago International Airport (1385.73 Km)
- Tikehau Atoll Airport (1394.91 Km)
List of Airports close to Avarua
Rarotonga Airport (RAR)
Rarotonga Airport is located approximately 1.24 miles / 2 kilometers West (W) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is RAR.
Mangaia Island Airport (MGS)
Mangaia Island Airport is located approximately 129.25 miles / 208 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is MGS.
Atiu Island Airport (AIU)
Atiu Island Airport is located approximately 137.32 miles / 221 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is AIU.
Aitutaki Airport (AIT)
Aitutaki Airport is located approximately 164.04 miles / 264 kilometers North (0) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is AIT.
Mitiaro Island Airport (MOI)
Mitiaro Island Airport is located approximately 164.04 miles / 264 kilometers Northeast (NE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is MOI.
Mauke Island Airport (MUK)
Mauke Island Airport is located approximately 173.98 miles / 280 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is MUK.
Rimatara Airport (RMT)
Rimatara Airport is located approximately 457.95 miles / 737 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is RMT.
Rurutu Airport (RUR)
Rurutu Airport is located approximately 546.81 miles / 880 kilometers East (E) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is RUR.
Maupiti Airport (MAU)
Maupiti Airport is located approximately 592.79 miles / 954 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is MAU.
Motu-mute Airport (BOB)
Motu-mute Airport is located approximately 619.51 miles / 997 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is BOB.
Tupai Airport (TPX)
Tupai Airport is located approximately 622.61 miles / 1002 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is TPX.
Raiatea Airport (RFP)
Raiatea Airport is located approximately 625.1 miles / 1006 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is RFP.
Huahine Airport (HUH)
Huahine Airport is located approximately 651.82 miles / 1049 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is HUH.
Tubuai Island Airport (TUB)
Tubuai Island Airport is located approximately 672.32 miles / 1082 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is TUB.
Hanan Airport (IUE)
Hanan Airport is located approximately 673.57 miles / 1084 kilometers West (W) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is IUE.
Temae Airport (MOZ)
Temae Airport is located approximately 701.53 miles / 1129 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is MOZ.
Faaa Airport (PPT)
Faaa Airport is located approximately 708.98 miles / 1141 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is PPT.
Tetiaroa Island Airport (TTI)
Tetiaroa Island Airport is located approximately 725.76 miles / 1168 kilometers East-Northeast (ENE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is TTI.
Manihiki Island Airport (MHX)
Manihiki Island Airport is located approximately 752.48 miles / 1211 kilometers North (N) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is MHX.
Raivavae Airport (RVV)
Raivavae Airport is located approximately 794.73 miles / 1279 kilometers East-Southeast (ESE) of central Avarua. IATA airport code is RVV.
