10 things about Miss International Cook Islands 2025 Zoe Hoff

Zoe Hoff competed in the 31st edition of Miss Cook Islands. She represented the Cook Islands in the 63rd edition of Miss International.

BIOGRAPHY

Hoff is a Cook Islands governance and accounts analyst and beauty queen based in Rarotonga, Cook Islands. She is originally from Auckland, New Zealand.

On August 4, 2025, Hoff turned 24. Here are 10 more things about her:

1. Her sister Marcia Hoff and their parents are based in New Zealand.
2. She was born and raised in New Zealand.
3. From Auckland, she moved to Rarotonga to reconnect with her Cook Islands roots.
4. In 2023, she visited Australia and Samoa.
5. In 2024, she visited the United States.
6. She won the 2024 Cook Islands Dance Competition.
7. In 2025, she visited Japan.
8. She was Miss Cook Islands 2025 first runner-up.
9. She is Miss International Cook Islands 2025.
10. She was a Miss International 2025 candidate.

TIMELINE

Hoff is passionate about Cook Islands dancing. She reigned as Miss International Cook Islands 2025 while employed as a governance and accounts analyst at the Cook Islands National Superannuation Fund in Avarua, Cook Islands.

2010s

• In August 2019, she participated in the Te Maeva Nui festival in Rarotonga as a dancer.

2020s

• In January 2020, she visited Aitutaki, Cook Islands.
• In February 2020, she visited Titikaveka, Rarotonga.
• In July 2021, she participated in the Te Maeva Nui NZ festival in Auckland as a dancer.
• In October 2022, she competed in a solo dance competition for the first time and won.
• In November 2022, she participated in the Atuanga Rakei 2022 event in Rarotonga.
• In February 2023, she traveled to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
• In July 2023, she traveled to Vaivase-Uta, Upolu, Samoa.
• In September 2023, she participated in the Te Maeva Nui NZ 2023 festival at The Trusts Arena in Waitakere, West Auckland, Auckland.
• On May 17, 2024, she was named the 2024 National Dancer of the Year of the Cook Islands.
• In June 2024, she traveled to Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii, USA.
• On November 1, 2025, she competed against six other Miss Cook Islands 2025 candidates at the Te Are Karioi Nui in Rarotonga. She was runner-up to Tiare Henry-Anguna.
• On November 27, 2025, she represented the Cook Islands at Miss International 2025 and competed against 79 other candidates at the Yoyogi National Gymnasium in Shibuya, Tokyo, Japan. She was unplaced but she won the Miss Talent award.