South Pacific Islands
White sands and almost every hue of blue and green imaginable encapsulate the South Pacific. By nature, remote islands and resorts cater for every need, made real by some of the friendliest people on Earth. Barefoot chic hideaways are a speciality, while luxurious resorts and lifestyle / family accommodation are also readily available.
Fiji
Is a welcoming place no matter what the season and is an excellent stopover choice en route to, or from your New Zealand or Australian holiday, with good airline connections. The welcoming nature of the local Fijians is legendary and with a long list of activities available, you are sure to come back again. Be sure to give yourself enough time to visit the true Fiji – the Mamanuca Islands or the Northern Islands of Taveuni, Qamea and Laucala where there are truly world class resorts complementing outstanding areas of natural beauty.
Cook Islands
The main island of Rarotonga boasts excellent white-sand beaches with good value accommodation ranging from self-catering properties through to boutique resorts. A trip to the Cook Islands is not complete without taking a flight to the beautiful atoll of Aitutaki. One of the world’s most famous and stunningly beautiful lagoons, dotted with white sand beaches, provides for total relaxation. For the more adventurous, try snorkelling, fishing and diving in Aitutaki.
Samoa
Travel from the mainland of Upolu to nearby Savaii, surrounded by lush mountains and encircled by the Pacific Ocean, Samoa offers some wonderful ‘barefoot chic’ resorts on magnificent white sand beaches.
French Polynesia
Experience 'chic' French culture mixed with South Pacific tradition. From the ‘must see in a lifetime’ island of Bora Bora to the garden island of Moorea and the true French Polynesian Culture of the remote Marquesa Islands.
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