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Like no other place on earth, the South Pacific offers an unspoilt and natural destination, offering a unique and truly unforgettable experience for every traveler. Widely popular for it's laidback yet indulgent atmosphere, the South Pacific presents a region mixed with customs and cultural delights. Filled with breathtaking landscapes and attractions, South Pacific is easily accessible by air worldwide. So why not plan your honeymoon, family holiday or relaxing retreat on an exotic island? Be transported to New Caledonia , a luxurious destination with French twist, or to an Island filled with friendly and welcoming locals who invite you to share their natural wonderland, such as the renowned Cook Islands.

13 members make up the whole South Pacific, so browse our extensive range of holiday options to experience a tropical and exotic island escape...

The Cook Islands: Comprimised of 15 widely dispersed islands and is situated between the French Polynesia and Fiji. The Islands experience an even temperature all year round, with the warmest season being from November through to March. Rarotonga is the most popular destination and is the vibrant centre of the Cook Islands. All speak English, but the local language is Cook Islands Maori.

Fiji: An exotic destination with a tropical climate, renowned for it's Cloud Breaker ( a 6 metre wave) which draws surfers from around the world to it's shores. Fiji has become the central hub of the South Pacific, and offers a diverse range of activities such as scuba diving, hiking, exploring the lush rainforests, island hopping, game fishing or just relaxing. English is the official language of Fiji, but Fijian is widely spoken throughout the villages.

Kiribati: Made up of 33 islands, this is a deeply religious region and is mainly untouched by tourism. An amazing destination as each island has it's own unique culture, customs and history to experience. A peaceful and tranquil atmosphere where accommodation ranges from hotels to lodges. The regions language is I-Kiribati, although English is somewhat understood.

New Caledonia: A sophisticated French Territory featuring desiner boutiques with duty free shopping, fine dining, active nightlife and has a European atmosphere. Popular with honeymooners, the capital Noumea offers 2 casinos, private clubs, restaurants and shopping is plentiful! A semi-tropical climate, the local language is a mix of Melanesian languages and currency is the French Pacific Franc.

Niue: A tiny island which features a rugged and rocky terrain and is a nature lover's delight with it's beautiful undisturbed forest. A population of 1500 which speak both English and their native language, Niuen. Accommodation ranges from Hotels to Superior style, and activities include fishing, guided tours, swimming with whales and much more.

Papua New Guinea: A country rich with traditions, cultures and natural beauty. Papua New Guinea is the biggest region in the South Pacific. A warm climate and a bird lovers delight, the local language is both Pidgeon and English. Local Activities include escorted adventure tours, scuba diving, Kokoda trekking and surfing.

Last Updated ( Thursday, 31 May 2007 )

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