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Cook Islands:
Kia Orana - and welcome to the Cook Islands. With their remote location, breathtaking beauty, welcoming and carefree people and rich culture and traditions, these unspoiled islands are about as close to paradise as is imaginable. Rarotonga and Aitutaki are the most visited islands, with idyllic accommodation and glorious beaches. The Cook Islands comprises of 15 islands scattered over 2.3 million sq km of ocean. The group lies in the centre of the Polynesian triangle, flanked to the west by Tonga and the Samoas and to the east by Tahiti. The largest of the islands and the nations capital is Rarotonga, which is home to more than 9,000 of the Cook Islands’ total population. Visitors can discover the little capital of Avarua with its many charming buildings or visit one of the surrounding idyllic islands reached by either small boat or plane. One of the most enchanting is Aitutaki a stunning coral atoll boasting glorious beaches. Or visitors can simply swim or snorkel in the surrounding lagoons and reef. There are a wide choice of sports activities available ranging from golf, tennis and horseriding to watersports such as sailing, diving and game fishing.
Fiji:
Bula and welcome to Fiji - an exotic melting pot of cultures and traditions, home to pristine beaches and lush, tropical hinterland. Viti Levu, the largest island, boasts the Coral Coast – a 30 mile stretch of golden sands and fringing reef, while the smaller Fiji Islands each have their own incredible beauty, offering the inquisitive visitor a genuine and truly memorable experience. The islands of Fiji enjoy a typical tropical climate throughout the year with high temperatures and humidity the norm. Fiji has, on average, around six to eight hours of sunshine a day with fairly consistent temperatures throughout the year. You would be very unlucky to experience more than a few hours of rain in a day even during the wet season, which runs from late December to mid March. Fiji is mountainous and lushly forested. The main islands are each encircled by spectacular coral reefs and lagoons. Fiji offers visitors the freedom of uncrowded places, it is an eco-tourism destination and a nature lover’s delight where you can see waterfalls, beautiful landscape and exceptional flora and fauna. Fiji has countless miles of coral reefs and breathtaking underwater experiences and offers an unparalleled range of quality dive sites. Numerous watersports are available such as sailing, surfing, windsurfing and diving.
French Polynesia:
The epitome of the South Pacific, exotic French Polynesia has captured the imagination of travellers since the 18th Century. Explore its magical islands and relax on secluded beaches, take a dip in a cerulean lagoon and trek through lush rainforest on one of it's islands. With its classically volcanic mountains richly festooned with verdant rainforest, and a beautiful fringe of aquamarine lagoon waters, Thaiti is an island still every bit as enchanting to travellers today. Moorea is just a short hop from Tahiti; Bora Bora, with its romantic mountain panorama and exquisite lagoon is perhaps the most beautiful of the South Pacific islands. Taha’a, the ‘Vanilla Island’, is wonderfully secluded and Tikehau is an isolated coral atoll barely rising above the Pacific swells.
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