Aitutaki is wonderfully unspoiled compared to certain other island hotspots,and this adults-only resort takes the fantasy a step further.
Our blue backyard consists of 10,000 islands spread across the world’s largest ocean,so there’s no better place in the world to book a flop-and-drop.
Take a bow,New Zealand. Australia’s infamous “Where the bloody hell are you?” campaign is no longer the worst to come out of this region.
The nations of Oceania are a captivating blend of pristine nature,cultural heritage and vibrant cities that even the most hardworking traveller will never exhaust.
No one does a family holiday quite like Fiji. There are big resorts and small ones,but for children (and parents) the kids’ club is king.
Off- the-beaten-track places are harder to find than ever,particularly when you can fly straight there,but Espiritu Santo is one of them.
This is a tranquil,eco-friendly base to explore the beauty,landscapes and wildlife of the biggest sand island in the world.
Australians were the second-biggest market for this idyllic island nation. But after unrest in May last year,all tourism ground to a halt.
There’s plenty to do when visiting the Cook Islands,or you can choose to do nothing at all.
From a giant ram to Ned Kelly’s armour,these key treasures encapsulate our pop culture,history and achievements as a nation.