Nature
The amazing volcanic geology of the Pacific has spawned islands with rugged mountainous interiors, colourful coral reefs, lush green jungles and, yes, the turquoise-blue lagoons, sandy beaches and palm trees of your imagination. Nature lovers will discover a fantastic range of flora and fauna on the following trips.
Mt Yasur, Tanna, Vanuatu
Mt Yasur, Tanna
In the impending half-light prolonged by a full moon, Mt Yasur's adjacent craters work in tandem: one consistently belching slow-motion flurries of lava; the other erupting less frequently, but with considerably more drama.
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Hiking the Cross-Island Track
Across a series of rugged valleys, Pa points to Te Manga, shrouded today in amorphous cloud. Pa has climbed Rarotonga's highest mountain only a mere 800 times – compared to the Needle, it's probably a hike he's still getting his head around.
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Samoa's Hidden Waters
I swim through an underwater passage to a second, smaller inland pool. Shimmering Pacific light floods the water, and for a contemplative moment Samoa's renowned beaches almost seem second-best.
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Volcano Magic
Vanuatu is definitely a great place to relax, but it's also a top place to experience Mother Nature's more volatile side. And on Ambrym, aka The Black Island, you'll get right to the heart of not one but two active volcanoes.
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The ManBush Walk
The ManBush Walk offers trekkers an unexpected opportunity to immerse themselves into unspoiled wilderness.
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Ultimate destinations in the South Pacific
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Aitutaki, Cook Islands
Araura or today's Aitutaki is a place of unsurpassed natural beauty and tranquillity
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Adrenalin Fiji, Fiji
Adventure Tourism award winner Adrenalin Fiji is the premier provider of action and excitement for guests to Denarau Island
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Nan Madol, Federated States Micronesia
The lost city of Nan Madol: unknown, ancient, mysterious. An amazing and mysterious tropical city of monolithic stones and giant logs that has archaeologists baffled and visitors mesmerised.
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Kiritimati (Christmas) Island, Kiribati
Kiritimati Island offers inshore and offshore world class fishing, where anglers test their skills and always come back for more.
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Bikini Atoll, Marshall Islands
Explore ghostships from the past such as the USS Saratoga and the HIJMS Nagato, flagship of the Japan Imperial Navy which led the attack on Pearl Harbour.
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Nauru Deep Blue Game Fishing, Nauru
The Great Ocean Current brings the best fish from all over the world to Nauru! Great fishermen net the great catch of a lifetime in Nauru's deep blue ocean!
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Nekweta Surf Camp, New Caledonia
The only beach break in New Caledonia is at the Roche Percée beach, just 10 minutes walk from Nekweta Surf Camp.
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Caving & Swimming, Niue
Cavers take note! The island is riddled with a myriad of caves, some of which have yet to be explored.
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Jelly Fish Lake, Palau
The only one of its kind in Micronesia and the world, travellers seek out this magical lake for swimming and snorkelling.
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Kavieng, Papua New Guinea
Long, narrow and mountainous, New Ireland boasts undeniable beauty, peaceful people, never ending beaches, the popular Malagan show and many other attractions.
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Savai’i, Samoa
On Savai'i, you'll experience the timeless culture and tradition of Samoa.
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Gizo, Solomon Islands
Ultimate scenery, ultimate lagoons, ultimate adventure, ultimate relation and truly the South Pacific's ultimate destination!
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Moorea Island, Tahiti
Moorea, also known as the island of artists, has enchanted visitors for years with its crystal lagoons and striking mountains.
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'Eua, Tonga
Whale swim (yes, it's allowed in Tonga!) July to November with the mighty Humpback whales that are en route to and from breeding grounds near 'Eua in the Kingdom of Tonga.
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King Tide Festival, Tuvalu
One of the smallest and most remote nations in the world, this unspoiled corner of the Pacific offers a peaceful and non-commercialised environment, idea for rest and relaxation.
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