Oceania

A continent to itself

Sydney's harbour, the Great Barrier Reef, Uluru's red centre and Tasmania's wild south.

Two islands, endless landscapes

Fiordland, Central Otago wine, Māori culture in Rotorua and glaciers within driving distance of beaches.

The friendliest islands

Private island resorts, reef snorkelling and a genuinely warm welcome — the South Pacific at its most accessible.

Bora Bora, and beyond

Overwater villas above impossible lagoons, plus Moorea's peaks and the remote Tuamotu atolls.

Rarotonga, unhurried

One lagoon, one ring road and one of the Pacific's least developed island escapes.

Waterfalls and beach fales

To Sua ocean trench, waterfall swims and beach fales where the walls are curtains.

Volcanoes and blue holes

Active volcano rims, freshwater blue holes and some of the Pacific's best wreck diving.

Culture, undiluted

Highland sing-sings, Sepik river villages and reefs that see almost no other divers.