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South Pacific Holidays

  • Cook Islands Holidays

    Cook Islands Holidays

    The 15 Cook Islands are scattered across the south Pacific over about two million square kilometres, an area the size of India. These unspoilt Polynesian tropical gems have a combined population of an average country town: about 14,000 unique and friendly souls. Most Cook Islanders dwell on the capital island of Rarotonga.

  • Fiji Holidays

    Fiji Holidays

    One of the world's more exotic destinations, Fiji is a tropical paradise in the South Pacific. Palm-fringed resorts, beautiful beaches and the friendliest people who will meet & greet you with the famous "BULA" are just some of the unique things that Fiji has to offer.

  • Niue Holidays

    Niue Holidays

    Niue is an island in the South Pacific. It is located between Tonga and the Cook Islands. Niue's remoteness, as well as cultural and linguistic differences between its Polynesian inhabitants and those of the rest of the Cook Islands, have made it one of the best untouched islands in the South Pacific

  • Norfolk Island Holidays

    Norfolk Island Holidays

    Journey to Norfolk Island in the South Pacific, where you can be as laid back as you want to be! Elegant convict-built Georgian buildings are still in daily use and the Kingston and Arthur's Vale Historic Area (KAVHA) is now World Heritage Listed as part of the Australian Convict Sites Inscription

  • Samoa Holidays

    Samoa Holidays

    Amidst the vibrant nature and beautiful scenery of the islands, Samoans live with their ancient traditions and culture largely intact despite the influx of more modern influences. Family, religion and hospitality are values central to Samoan identity, as is the laid-back approach to life and legendary warm welcome extended to visitors.

  • Tahiti Holidays

    Tahiti Holidays

    French Polynesia's main island of Tahiti (meaning 'the gathering place') stands sentinel over her surrounding sisters like a proud queen, her soaring interior mountains sheltering deep valleys, plummeting waterfalls and crystal streams flowing down to the rugged coastline of black and white sand beaches and blue lagoons.

  • Vanuatu Holidays

    Vanuatu Holidays

    The islands are part of the Pacific 'ring of fire', volcanic in origin, with plenty of volcanic activity on the go to astound visitors. The last eruption occurred in 1945, but the volcanoes are continually bubbling and spewing out rocks and lava, adding an enticing element of danger to any visit to Vanuatu.