Something for everyone
The South Pacific offers adventures beyond the resort pool with some of the world's best hotspots for snorkelling, diving and surfing. An ever popular honeymoon destination, Fiji embodies the typical idea of island paradise with its reef-bound beaches and sparkling pacific waters offering incredible undersea vistas. Fiji's two main islands, Viti Levu and Vanua Levu present a different vantage point with waterfalls hidden amid lush forest and traditional villages embedded in rural countryside.
Set your watch to island time in Fiji | by Flight Centre's Stephen Bullock
Vanuatu also boasts impressive underwater playgrounds – explore the wreck of the luxury liner S.S. President Coolidge, swim through underwater chasms and dive among diverse marine life. After long days discovering natural wonders, rest and recharge in a luxurious resort in the cosmopolitan capital, Port Vila. Even further out into the great Pacific you will find French Polynesia, famous for its main island Tahiti. Described as an oceanic Garden of Eden, chic Tahiti is the perfect destination for sun-soaked daydreaming and leisurely island-hopping before retiring to your bungalow perched over the ocean.
Say bonjour to Bora Bora
If you are seeking more than your run-of-the-mill nautical activities, visit the island nation tucked between New Zealand and Hawaii, Samoa. From lava-fields to blowholes, Samoa is bursting with offshore excitement, jungled interiors and a famously friendly culture. Heading south to Tonga, watch the majestic humpback whales as they migrate into warmer waters – better yet, why not swim with them in Vava'u? Try your hand as sea-kayaking, kite-surfing or simply enjoy the sand between your toes. Whether it is the rugged volcanic peaks contrasting with tranquil lagoons in Bora Bora or the rich Polynesian culture of the Cook Islands, Flight Centre's South Pacific holidays have something for everyone. Chat to a Flight Centre consultant today and ask about deals on tours, hotels, and travel insurance to complete your South Pacific holiday.
