Pacific

The Island of Hawai'i is the youngest, the most diverse and the grandest of all the Hawaiian islands. Aptly nicknamed “The Big Island” it is la...

The fourth largest and the oldest of the Hawaiian islands, Kaua'i is about 888 kilometres square in area, formed from one massive volcano of which Mt ...

This beautiful isle was born in a fiery explosion of two volcanoes. To one side of Mau'i is the 1764 metre Kukui and on the other Haleakala, a 3055...

Oahu suits beachcombers, honeymooners and adventurers of all ages. With its perfect weather, tropical flowers, pristine valleys, rainbows and water...

Port Moresby is home to around 756,000 people, with a melting pot of local and international cultures. The city consists of a complex traditional ...

The Sepik is an immense expanse of jungle and coastal terrain, containing one of the world’s greatest river systems, running 1126 kilometres from it...

The Islands of Papua New Guinea are divided into four groups. East and West New Britain, the largest of PNG’s outer islands, has two main centres: R...

Honiara, the capital of the Solomon Islands, which is situated on Guadalcanal, has a population of more than 130,200 and is located on a coastal stret...

Aitutaki, the second most visited island in the Cook Islands group, is geologically part volcanic and part atoll. Just 220 kilometres north and an ...

Surrounded by a clear, turquoise blue lagoon, Rarotonga is 32 kilometres in circumference. The lagoon often extends more than a hundred metres to t...

American Samoa is located in the Pacific Ocean, halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand, with the geographic coordinates of 14° 16' S, 170° 42' W; a ...