The South Pacific: Where Paradise Dreams Come to Life
Coral-fringed lagoons, lush mountains, and the exotic rhythm of island life—this is the South Pacific. From the tranquil shores of Fiji and the Cook Islands to the iconic overwater bungalows of Bora Bora and the untouched beauty of French Polynesia, these islands offer a serene escape shaped by nature and culture. With warm hospitality, fragrant breezes, and year-round sunshine, the South Pacific invites you to disconnect—and reconnect with yourself, your loved ones, and with the natural world.
The South Pacific in Focus
Travel to the South Pacific: Visitors to French Polynesia and Tahiti should have a valid passport, a return airline ticket, and proof of sufficient funds for a stay. When visiting Fiji, make sure you have a passport that is valid for 6 months beyond your planned stay, plus a return airline ticket. To visit the South Pacific islands, you won’t need a visa if you plan to stay for less than 30 days. You will need a passport that is valid for at least 6 months beyond your intended stay and scheduled return. If you plan to island hop, onward tickets are also sufficient to show that you don’t plan to stay forever.
Discover the South Pacific
South Pacific Offers
Moments Worth Chasing
Drift Through a Living Reef
Snorkel or dive in crystal-clear waters just steps from shore, where coral gardens teem with marine life and every dip feels like entering another world.
Wake to the Water in Bora Bora
Step from your private overwater bungalow into a turquoise lagoon framed by volcanic peaks—arguably the most iconic stay in the South Pacific.
Sway to the Rhythm of Fiji
Unwind in an oceanfront cabana after a seaside massage, then nap in a hammock under swaying palms. Fiji’s spa culture is as effortless as the breeze.
Encounter Nature’s Rarest
From sea turtles and manta rays to exotic birds and blooming flora, these islands offer wildlife encounters as unforgettable as the landscapes.
Chase Island Adventure
Surf the reef breaks, hike ancient volcanoes, or paddle a glass-bottom kayak—thrill-seekers will find paradise packed with adrenaline.
