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Niue, the “Rock of Polynesia” is home to unspoiled landscapes and an abundance of wildlife. See humpback whales and their calves, dolphins and sea turtles. Go walking through the rainforest and catch flying fish. Explore the tropical coral reefs and go swimming, diving and snorkeling at Talava Arches and amongst the underwater caves.

Samoa is the third largest Polynesian Island and a perfect getaway destination. Discover beautiful beaches, stunning natural waterfalls and lush rainforests. Explore the chilled capital of Apia and go diving, snorkeling and trekking amongst the amazing flora, fauna and wildlife.

American Samoa is an emerald gemstone amidst a setting of Pacific blue and the sunsets are sure to set your night ablaze. In American Samoa, you’ll find plenty of pretty villages and beaches, footpaths and bike paths, bays, coves and cays.

The Cook Islands are one of the greatest treasures of the South Pacific Ocean and a secret island paradise. Visitor numbers are low and there are plenty of opportunities to go trekking and mountain biking and to also go whale watching and water sports.

Tonga is 176 islands ranging from steep and active volcanoes to low coral islands. Marvel at amazing sites such as the Royal Palace, Anahulu caves and the Mala’ekula Royal Tombs. Tonga has a laid back atmosphere and magnificent beaches.

Tuvalu has palm fringed beaches and is a south sea paradise. Explore the stunning Funafuti lagoon, go diving and snorkeling, marvel at the coral reefs and relax whilst fishing. Swim in the crystal clear water and sink your toes into the powdery sand.