South Pacific

The jewels in the island crown, the gems of the oceans, the home of the overwater bungalow and one of the truly remote corners of the world yet to be discovered by mass tourism, the islands of the South Pacific are where our Turquoise heart first fell in love. Tahiti offers five-star luxury hotels combined with authentic Polynesian experiences, whereas the Cook Islands have only independent, non-chain hotels to choose from. They even have a law that no building can be taller than the tallest palm tree. Fiji sits somewhere in between (hypothetically not geographically!), home to remote island idyll’s and family run retreats, as well as some of the world’s most exclusive hotels and resorts.

Destinations in South Pacific


Amazing Scenery in Moorea

29th September 2010
by Catherine Blanks

We had a wonderful honeymoon! Mo’orea was idylic. The scenery was just so amazing and beautiful and we went on a quad and lagoon tour which was phenomenal! We were very sad to be coming home! The Pearl resort was wonderful and they gave us a wonderful welcome. We were upgraded to a premium overwater […]

Travel Guide Names Vanuatu Happiest Place on Earth

10th August 2010
by Brian Barton

Travel guide Lonely Planet released its latest list of the world’s happiest places. On top of the list is the South Pacific island country of Vanuatu, while Montreal in Quebec came in second. Lonely Planet said it was not surprised by Vanuatu emerging as the happiest place because the general idea of a happy life […]

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