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The Islands of Fiji Fiji


BEACH SCENE:


Natadola Beach on Viti Levu MOST APPRECIATED BY:


Romantics and Adventurists ISLAND TYPE:


Mountain Peaks and Legendary Beaches


BRING HOME:


Black Pearls, Sarongs, Masks LOCAL COLOR:


Melanesian Culture and a Relaxed Way of Life


The Kingdom of Tonga


ava Tonga BEACH SCENE:


White Sands and Emerald Lagoon MOST APPRECIATED BY:


Nature Enthusiasts, Yachties, Whale Watchers ISLAND TYPE:


Raised Coral Limestone and Coral Atolls BRING HOME:


Tapa Paintings and Handicrafts LOCAL COLOR:


Known as “Te Friendly Islands” 10 2024 Paul Gauguin Cruises | Island Hopping


The Cook Islands BEACH SCENE:


One Foot Island, Off the Coast of


Aitutaki, Offers Incredible Lagoons MOST APPRECIATED BY:


Beach Bunnies, New Zealanders, Sun Worshippers


ISLAND TYPE:


Mountain Peaks and Coral Atolls


BRING HOME:


Colorful Handmade Quilts Called Tivaevae


LOCAL COLOR:


Enjoy Drum Music and Learn How to Rock a Grass Skirt


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In French Polynesia & the South Pacific


To holiday in the South Pacific is to discover a


mix of ancient civilizations, hidden motus, heady tropical scents, and open and friendly islanders.


Te 118 Polynesian islands and atolls (ring-shaped coral reefs) span a distance of over 3,000 miles


and cover an area larger than the entire continent of Europe. Polynesia is the perfect place to relax, have an eco-adventure, or just open your mind, body, and soul to the beauty of the South Seas.


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