Nukualofa, Tonga
The royal capital of the Kingdom of Tonga — the Royal Palace, blowholes at Mapu’a ‘a Vaca and traditional Tongan culture.
Pacifc Island
Vavau, Tonga
One of the Pacific’s finest cruising grounds — whale watching (Jul–Oct), sea caves, pristine anchorages and the charming town of Neiafu.
Apia, Samoa
Samoa’s laid-back capital – Robert Louis Stevenson’s home, To Sua Ocean Trench, traditional fale culture and warm Samoan hospitality.
Pago Pago, American Samoa
One of the Pacific’s most dramatic natural harbours – the USS Utah Memorial, National Park of American Samoa and authentic Samoan village life.
Alotau, Papua New Guinea
The WWII Battle of Milne Bay memorial, traditional dugout canoes and the gateway to the pristine reefs of Milne Bay Province.
Rabaul, Papua New Guinea
A dramatic volcanically-scarred town — the WWII tunnels, active Tavurvur volcano, vibrant local market and the Rabaul Museum.
Kiriwina Island, PNG
A living anthropological treasure — the Trobriand Islands are famous for yam cultivation, traditional crafts, cricket and the Kula exchange.
Conflict Islands, PNG
A remote private island group in the Coral Sea — pristine coral reefs, nesting sea turtles and some of the clearest water in the Pacific.
Kitava, Papua New Guinea
One of the Trobriand Islands — traditional village life, elaborate carved prows on outrigger canoes and coral reef snorkelling.
Mare, New Caledonia
The ‘Polynesian New Caledonia’ — Maré’s natural rock pools, Yedjele Beach, traditional Kanak customs and exceptional snorkelling.