Kia Orana Polynesian Beach and Vaka Boat Square Wall Clock

This Cook Islands clock has the phrase "Kia Orana" on it, but you can type a different phrase or delete the text entirely. Kia Orana. It's an important greeting in the Cook Islands for “hello” in the Cook Islands, and is probably the one you'll use most often without a doubt. The literal translation is actually “May you live a long and fulfilling life” which is a wonderful sentiment that typifies the Cook Island culture. This lovely archipelago in the South Pacific is a tourist destination for people from New Zealand and Australia, with some tourists from the United States. It can be reached by a direct flight from LAX in California. Thinking of the South Pacific? Tahiti, Fiji, Samoa, or the Cook Islands? This image features aa vaka or boat in the Polynesian Island of Aitutaki in the Cook Islands, where the water is clear, fish are abundant, breezes feel tropical, and coconut trees line beautiful beaches. Whisk yourself away from office drudgery and think of warm sands and tropical waters with this beachy card... Well, maybe for a moment anyway.