Oceania Travel
Oceania Travel Guide
Countries in Oceania
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American Samoa
One of the prime reasons to visit American Samoa is to see Tutuila, one of the South Pacific's most dramatically beautiful islands, and you'll get an eyeful of gorgeous scenery on the 11km (6 3/4-mile)... read more
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Australia
Kangaroos, killer surfing and the sun-scorched Outback might be the first things that come to mind when you think of Australia, but this big-boy of a country has a whole lot more than Crocodile Hunters... read more
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Cook Islands
Tropical, remote and hassle-free, the Cook Islands are the ideal South Pacific retreat. Polynesian culture meets coral lagoons, lush jungles, craggy mountains and blazing white beaches to create a dream-come-true... read more
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Fiji
Over 300 beautiful tropical islands make up the Republic of the Fiji Islands, with 106 of them inhabited permanently. Popular destinations include Viti Levu and Vanua Levu, both examples of laid-back,... read more
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French Polynesia (French Pacific Islands)
Breathtaking beauty, indelible enchantment and hypnotic diversity collide in the five great archipelagos that make up French Polynesia. Jagged mountains, sapphire lagoons, and exotic flowers are the first... read more
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Guam
Guam is an island in the western South Pacific Ocean, about three-quarters of the way from Hawaii to the Philippines. It is the largest and southernmost island in the Mariana Islands archipelago. Guam... read more
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New Zealand
For its small size, a kiwi can lay a big egg. Likewise, the land of the kiwi (and the Kiwis, as native New Zealanders are called), may be small and relatively unpeopled, but it packs quite a punch... read more
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Samoa
The scenic 31km (19-mile) drive from Faleolo Airport into the historic capital of Apia provides a fitting introduction to Samoa. Here in this cultural storehouse, which was once known as Western Samoa,... read more
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Tonga
Thanks to a quirk of humankind and not of nature, the international date line swings eastward from its north-south path down the middle of the Pacific Ocean just enough to make the last Polynesian monarch... read more
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