South Pacific

Discover turquoise lagoons, soft sandy beaches, and warm island culture. Snorkel Muri Lagoon, kayak or paddleboard across glassy waters, and unwind at island nights with local food and dance. Paradise for both adventure and relaxation.

Discover paradise in Fiji: vibrant coral gardens, verdant islands, and a gentle pace that soothes the soul. Tucked into the South Pacific, Fiji offers pristine beaches, crystalline waters, and a warm, welcoming culture. Travel here is a sensory journey through lush landscapes, colorful marine life, and rich traditions that invite you to relax, explore, and connect.

French Polynesia welcomes you with turquoise lagoons, lush valleys, and a vibrant Polynesian spirit. For water lovers, the islands are a playground: dive or snorkel in crystal-clear lagoons around Bora Bora and Moorea to discover coral gardens teeming with color and life. On land, explore dramatic ridgelines, hidden waterfalls, and lively markets where local food and dance bring the culture to life. Every moment here feels painted in vivid hues—an invitation to adventure, relaxation, and true island discovery.

Discover the last great frontier on Earth where raw landscapes meet living traditions. Papua New Guinea invites you to step into a world of rugged mountains, dense rainforest, and intricate river systems while encountering more than 750 distinct tribal cultures that have preserved their ways for centuries.

Samoa offers turquoise waters, sandy beaches, lush rainforests, and deep cultural traditions. Start in Apia’s Maketi Fou for fresh fruit and crafts, then visit To Sua Ocean Trench, waterfalls, lava fields, and coastal blowholes.

Experience Fa’a Samoa with village visits, umu feasts, and Fia Fia nights; taste oka iʻa and palusami. Move slowly—Samoa rewards relaxed exploration.

Tonga offers coral reefs, sandy beaches, and living traditions across five island groups. Highlights: Vavaʻu for whale watching and sailing, Haʻapai for secluded beaches and snorkeling, ʻEua for dramatic hikes and caves, and Tongatapu for cultural sites. Each group has its own character—explore at your own pace.