South Pacific Islands

French Polynesia consists of 188 islands and atolls that are spread among five different archipelagos. The most sought after location by travelers is the island of Bora Bora, which offers over water bungalows in the famous reef filled lagoon. 

Rapa Nui is one of the most remote inhabited islands in the South Pacific and home to the iconic Moai statues that are located throughout the island.

Travelers who are looking to visit UNESCO world heritage sites will be able to walk from their accommodations straight into the Rapa Nui National Park.

The Republic of Palau and its nation of more than 300 islands are at one with the sea. Known by travelers for its exceptional snorkel and scuba diving, the country has designated over 193,000 square miles of its waters as a national marine sanctuary.

Fiji and its accompanying 330 island archipelago are known as the "Soft Coral Capital of the World". Home to five of the seven sea turtle species, beach goers are able to enjoy the perfect mix of relaxation and aquatic encounters.

After becoming part of the United States, the Aloha state made its historic lands available to travelers without the need of a passport for American citizens. Each island hosts a unique and different experience from the next, with the entire state being recognized for its renowned beaches.

Home of the outback, the great barrier reef and the great ocean road, the land down under is able to attract every type of traveler who is interested in visiting the Oceania region. Known for its unique animals, pristine beaches and world class cuisine, Australia is a true traveler's paradise.