The French Polynesian islands include: Bora Bora, Tahiti and Mo’orea, each with its own cultural traditions and culinary specialities. French Polynesia is a cluster of volcanic islands with deep green lagoons, vibrant sea life and tropical sun. Tahiti is arguably the most famous island, famous for its black sand beaches, waterfall-laden mountains and extinct volcanoes.
SOUTH PACIFIC AND AUSTRALASIA
Diverse Cultures, Archipelagos, Cityscapes and Rich Sea Life
FRENCH POLYNESIA
FIJI
The beaches of Fiji are so immaculate they look airbrushed and have provided cinematic eye candy for films such as Cast Away and Blue Lagoon. The reefs and calm seas Inhabit unique sea life. The bays are sublime but the land is not to be forgotten. Hikers, birdwatchers, amblers and forest fanciers will find ample opportunity to explore.
NEW ZEALAND
Get ready for mammoth national parks, dynamic Māori culture, and world-class surfing. New Zealand can be mellow or action-packed, but it’s always epic.
Forests, mountains, lakes, beaches and fiords that have made NZ one of the best hiking destinations on the planet. If you desire a trip inland, Waitomo Glowworm Caves is a natural wonder of the world. A firework display put on by Mother Nature herself.
AUSTRALIA
The world’s most famous architectural icon the Sydney Opera House is not to be missed. Outside this exciting city is the famous Bondi Beach, Blue Mountains and Featherdale Wildlife Park where lives native animals such as koala, kangaroo and emu. Australia has a plethora of stunning charter destinations including one of the original seven wonders of the world, the Great Barrier Reef surrounded by Whitsunday Islands.