Restful sea days are interspersed with exotic ports on this cruise from Los Angeles to Auckland. Wave goodbye to the Hollywood hills and relax onboard with five days at sea, sailing across the South Pacific. Greet the sun-kissed shores of Kahului and Honolulu in Hawaii before mixing more sea days and fascinating ports of call in Polynesia, until we reach the port of Papeete in Tahiti. From there we sail on to Fiji, taking in some of the South Pacific’s sugar-sand beaches, turquoise lagoons and pearly-white atolls. There are stops, too, to hike up Bora Bora’s Mount Otemanu and snorkel amid a kaleidoscope of tropical fish in Rarotonga in the Cook Islands. Fast-forward 24 hours as we cross the dateline, spying humpback whales in Tonga and stopping at Fiji’s port of Lautoka. Next comes Suva, Fiji’s little capital before raising a glass to Champagne Beach in Vanuatu, where we will be welcomed with a traditional water music ceremony. Then we explore New Caledonia and Norfolk Island and stop at the delightful Bay of Islands before reaching our final destination, Auckland.

Wrapped in magnificent beaches, draped in lush rainforest and kissed by translucent waters, the gem-like islands of the South Pacific have long been the treasured muses of great artists, captivating all with their serene natural beauty.

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Marvel in the sunshine, majestic palm trees and the sandy beaches of the Pacific that share the spotlight with LA&#39;s glamorous movie industry and world-famous celebrities.

Kahului, nestled in the northern crook of Maui&#39;s two halves, has been topping travel wish lists for years. The town is the biggest in Maui and offers visitors many options from enjoying a slice of local life to energetic fun in the sun. Join the surf at Kanaha Beach, explore the fantastic mix of natural beauty and outdoor activities in the Iao Valley State Park, or discover the island&#39;s thriving arts scene at the Maui Arts and Cultural Center. The island boasts a huge diversity of flora and fauna, some of which (including the famous 150-year-old Lahaina Banyan Tree) suffered terribly in the 2023 wildfires. However, Mother Nature is beginning to work her magic, and both the island and the tree are slowly returningto life.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Honolulu, Hawaii&#39;s capital city, where city living and tropical beauty seamlessly blend. Whether you&#39;re soaking up the sun or catching a wave at world-famous Waikiki Beach, exploring the natural landmarks and lush mountains, or delving into the island&#39;s rich history at historical sites such as Pearl Harbor, Honolulu will leave a lasting impression.

Step back in time on this unforgettable visit to the historic highlights of the one-thousand-year-old Kingdom of Hawaii. Join this fun and interesting adventure to see the crown jewels of this former sovereign nation.&nbsp;Travel into the lush Nu&#39;uanu Valley, through a tropical rain forest en route to the world-famous Pali Lookout. The Nu&#39;uanu Pali was the site of the Battle of Nu&#39;uanu -- one of the most important battles in Hawaiian history, when King Kamehameha I conquered the island of Oahu, bringing it under his rule.&nbsp;After driving through a spectacular tree-tunnel, you&#39;ll arrive at Hawaii&#39;s sacred Royal Mausoleum -- Mauna &#39;Ala -- the final resting place of six of the kingdom&#39;s last eight ruling monarchs. Royal history would not be complete without understanding the role Christian missionaries played in shaping the islands. At the Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives (HMH) you will visit three restored houses, two of which are the oldest houses in Hawaii. Here, you&#39;ll learn about the research archives which provide a unique glimpse into 19th-century Hawaii, both on site and online. HMH was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1965.&nbsp; &nbsp;Next, walk to Kawaiahao Church and to the King Kamehameha statue.&nbsp;&nbsp; Finally, a self-guided tour inside a true Hawaiian treasure - Iolani Palace - awaits you. This is the only royal palace in the United States and was the official residence of the Hawaiian Kingdom&#39;s last two monarchs -- King Kalakaua, who built the palace in 1882, and his sister and successor, Queen Lili&#39;uokalani.&nbsp;

Step back in time on this unforgettable visit to the historic highlights of the one-thousand-year-old Kingdom of Hawaii. Join this fun and interesting adventure to see the crown jewels of this former sovereign nation. &nbsp;

Monarchs & Missionaries: Hawaii&#39;s Royal History

You will travel back in time while your tour guide takes you on a journey to December 7th, 1941.&nbsp; Visit the visit to Punchbowl National Cemetery, a military cemetery that is the final resting place for thousands of soldiers who served in the Pacific. This serene and solemn site offers a beautiful view of the city and is a reminder of the sacrifices made by those who served their country.&nbsp; Pearl Harbor is a must-visit for anyone interested in World War II history. &nbsp; At the Pearl Harbor Visitors Center, you will wander through the exhibits and museums about Pearl Harbor.&nbsp; You will drive through downtown Honolulu. In Honolulu&rsquo;s historic district ou will see the King Kamehameha Statue, a bronze statue of the first king of Hawaii. This iconic landmark is a symbol of Hawaiian sovereignty and is a must-see for anyone interested in Hawaiian history.&nbsp; The Iolani Palace, the only royal palace in the United States. This historic building was the official residence of the Hawaiian monarchs and is now a museum that offers a glimpse into Hawaii&#39;s past. &nbsp;

The Pearl Harbor, City Highlights &amp; Punchbowl tour is a half-day excursion that covers some of the most iconic and culturally significant sites in the city. Here are some of the highlights you can expect to see on the tour.&nbsp; It is a unique and immersive experience that allows you to truly connect with the local culture. You will have the opportunity to visit historical sites, learn about Hawaiian traditions and customs.&nbsp;

Pearl Harbor, City Highlights & Punchbowl

Travel to an enchanting tropical rainforest deep within the &ldquo;Valley of the Rainbows.&rdquo;&nbsp; Starting at Lyon Arboretum, one of the world&rsquo;s premier botanical gardens, you&rsquo;ll embark on an extraordinary eco-tour.&nbsp; Here, over 5,000 species of plants, including the largest collection of palm tree varieties on Earth, are nurtured by more than 185 inches of rainfall each year.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; As you explore the 200-acre garden, colorful blossoms including bromeliads, hibiscus, orchids, and anthuriums surround you. The arboretum is also home to many rare and endangered native Hawaiian plants.&nbsp; You will learn about the garden&#39;s interesting history and efforts to save some of the rarest plants in the world.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;You will then visit the heart of the valley where ancient, cloud-swept hills have endured a steady procession of uses - from Hawaiian taro farms to cattle ranches to coffee plantations and Japanese rice paddies.&nbsp; You will also visit Pu&#39;u Ualaka&rsquo;a -- the hill of the rolling sweet potatoes -- located 1,048 feet above Waikiki. From this vantage point, where Elvis Presley had a picnic in the movie Blue Hawaii, you will experience a breathtaking 180-degree panoramic view of Oahu&#39;s scenic southeast coastline and sometimes a double rainbow arched across the &ldquo;Valley of the Rainbows&rdquo; below.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Travel to an enchanting tropical rainforest deep within the &ldquo;Valley of the Rainbows.&rdquo;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Tropical Rainforest Nature Walk

Begin your tour with a drive through Honolulu and the heart of Waikiki viewing the well known Waikiki Beach.&nbsp; Next continue on to Diamond Head for a stop at the Diamond Head lookout to take in breathtaking views of this world famous landmark. &nbsp;Beyond the city you will drive by Hanauma Bay, which was formed during Oahu&rsquo;s, last eruption and has been declared a marine preserve due to its great clarity and extensive underwater life. Continuing on, you&#39;ll travel up a winding road through some of the island&#39;s most spectacular scenery. &nbsp;Next, you will see stratified cliffs formed by volcanic remains on a scenic drive-by of Halona Blowhole.&nbsp; Take in the views of Sandy Beach as you drive through the homestead area of Waimanalo and along the Pali Highway. You will then stop at the Pali lookout to take in panoramic views of Windward Oahu.&nbsp; &nbsp;

This is a great scenic rive for anyone who wishes to see the sights of Honolulu, Waikiki &amp; windward east side of Oahu from the comfort of an air-conditioned touring vehicle while hearing about the highlights.&nbsp;

Eastside Scenic Shores

Make the most of this experience which combines all that Bishop Museum has to offer with one All Access Pass!&nbsp; Discover Hawaii&rsquo;s history and living culture as well as learn about Polynesian wayfinding. The fourteen-acre campus has four different gallery buildings and an outdoor native garden. Your ticket includes access to Hawaiian Hall, the Science Adventure Center, Pacific Hall, and the Planetarium with access to special exhibits.&nbsp; Take a stroll through Na Ulu Kaiwi&rsquo;ula garden and learn about plants important to Hawaiian culture.&nbsp; &nbsp;You can also visit Cafe by Highway Inn - a local favorite with a menu of Hawaiian plates, poke bowls, sandwiches and snacks. &nbsp;

Discovery Hawaii&rsquo;s history and living culture. Visit four galleries at the Bishop Museum &ndash; Hawaiian Hall, Science Adventure center, Pacific Hall and Planetarium. Learn Hawai&rsquo;i&rsquo;s history and living culture as well as learn about Polynesian wayfinding in this fourteen acre Campus.&nbsp;

Bishop Museum - All Access Pass

The Diamond Head Summit Trek offers some of the most stunning views of Hawaii&#39;s natural landscape. As you make your way up the trail, you&#39;ll be surrounded by lush greenery, colorful flowers, and panoramic views of the ocean. The trail also takes you through a unique volcanic landscape, with rugged terrain and lava formations. It&#39;s a one-of-a-kind experience that you won&#39;t find anywhere else. When you arrive your guide will share the history of this volcanic crater and its impact on Hawaiian history, all while you casually ascend to the approximately 760-foot summit! Achievement of reaching the summit is just that, and to forever preserve your memory you will be presented with a &ldquo;Certificate of Achievement&rdquo; stating you successfully climbed world-famous Diamond Head Crater.

Hawaii is known for its stunning natural beauty, and one of the best ways to experience it is through hiking. With its breathtaking views and unique terrain, the Diamond Head Summit Trek is a must-do hike for anyone visiting Hawaii.&nbsp; This fun and beautiful guided hike takes you to the top of iconic Diamond Head, with amazing 360- degree panoramic views across Waikiki and Honolulu to the deep blue of the Pacific Ocean!&nbsp;

Diamond Head Summit Trek

Immerse yourself in Nuku Hiva, a remote and enchanting Marquesan island with dramatic volcanic landscapes, lush jungles, and rich Polynesian heritage. As part of the remote islands of French Polynesia, Nuku Hiva is known for its pristine landscapes and exotic nature. On this magical island, the largest of the Marquesas Islands, you can explore the natural beauty of its mountains and valleys and relax on its idyllic beaches.

After tendering ashore, you board a 4x4 vehicle for a trip into the Island&#39;s interior. During your drive there will be various stops so that you can enjoy the best views of the bays and valleys. Pausing every so often, your guide will tell you about the rich flora and fauna of the area. The Taipivai Valley was made famous by the American writer, Herman Melville (1819-1891), who deserted his ship and hid in the Valley. Captured by the natives, he spent several weeks here and learned during this time about their way of life which inspired him to write the novel 'Typee'. Your tour takes you through the small village of Taipivai, where the people engage mainly in agriculture. From here, you continue to a long beach where there are beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. On your return journey you will travel to Taiohae and visit the Cathedral of Notre-Dame of Marquesas which was built with different coloured stones from the six Marquesas Islands; magnificently carved sculptures adorn the interior.&nbsp;

Nuku Hiva&rsquo;s spectacular beauty is yours to discover during this off-road adventure in the Taipivai Valley.&nbsp;

Scenic Drive To Taipivai

Few islands melt the heart like the 100 or so that make up French Polynesia. Cast adrift in the South Pacific, midway between California and Australia, this large atoll is a semi-autonomous territory of France, part of the Tuamotu archipelago, northeast of the main island of Tahiti. Together with six neighboring islands, it proudly bears the UNESCO stamp on its biosphere reserve, which is home to an astonishing array of coral and other marine life, from colorful clouds of surgeonfish to sleek manta rays. Intrepid divers come from across the world to swim with great grey reef sharks at Fakarava&#39;s southern edge – snorkeling, kayaking, and paddle boarding are among the tamer watersport choices. Rotoava is the sleepy main village, and slower pleasures include wandering its few streets, shopping for the lustrous pearls farmed here, and wiggling toes in the island&#39;s white sands.

A mesmerizing atoll in French Polynesia, where endless turquoise lagoons, vibrant coral reefs, and a laid-back island atmosphere provide the ultimate South Pacific sanctuary. As the second largest atoll in the world, this ring-shaped island is known for being a popular spot for scuba diving due to its diverse marine wildlife. Situated in French Polynesia, this tropical paradise offers many other activities such as dolphin watching, surfing, fishing or visiting the peaceful villages of Avatoru and Tiputa.

Discover the vibrant coral gardens and tropical fish that call this stunning destination home. Step aboard our small, yet comfortable boat and glide effortlessly over the magnificent coral heads nestled within the Tiputa Pass. Through the large windows, marvel at the kaleidoscope of colors and observe the mesmerizing marine life in their natural habitat. Keep your camera ready as you might even spot black-tipped sharks and encounter the majestic Napoleon fish. Worried about sun exposure?&nbsp; Our boat is equipped with a protective cover to shield you from the sun&#39;s rays while minimizing glare, ensuring you capture picture-perfect moments.

Discover the mesmerizing beauty of coral gardens and tropical fish without getting wet. As you gaze through the large windows, be prepared to be amazed by the vibrant marine life that surrounds you.

Glass Bottom Boat in Rangiroa

Imagine yourself in the beauty of Rangiroa&#39;s hidden gem, where turquoise waters and pristine beaches await. Upon arrival, be serenaded by local melodies as you step onto the sandy shores. Indulge in a refreshing coconut drink or take a leisurely stroll along the beach, soaking up the breathtaking views. Don&#39;t miss the chance to plunge into the emerald green waters of the enchanting interior lagoon, a tranquil oasis shielded from the winds. Discover your own slice of paradise and create unforgettable memories at the Green Lagoon in Rangiroa.

Escape to paradise and dive into the breathtaking beauty of Rangiroa Atoll&#39;s Green Lagoon. Immerse yourself in the crystal-clear turquoise waters, surrounded by stunning natural landscapes that will leave you in awe. Discover a hidden oasis where serenity meets adventure, and create memories that will last a lifetime. Whether you&#39;re seeking relaxation or thrilling water activities, the Green Lagoon offers an unforgettable experience for all. Dive in and let your worries float away in this slice of heaven on Earth.

Discover the Green Lagoon

Discover the mesmerizing beauty of Tuamotu&#39;s underwater world as you hop on our boat for a thrilling 1.5-hour tour led by a professional dive guide. Prepare to be amazed as you snorkel at the Aquarium site, where you&#39;ll explore a shallow water paradise adorned with vibrant coral gardens and encounter friendly lagoon sharks. Immerse yourself in the vibrant coral garden and encounter fascinating marine life, including graceful lagoon sharks. Our experienced guides will ensure your safety as you snorkel at the breathtaking Aquarium site, where shallow waters reveal a world of wonders. Don&#39;t miss out on this incredible opportunity to discover the hidden treasures of Rangiroa&#39;s underwater paradise.&nbsp; On the ocean side, we&#39;ll venture out to observe the magnificent bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops) in their natural habitat, ensuring minimal disturbance to these incredible creatures.

Dive into the crystal-clear waters of Tuamotu and explore the mesmerizing beauty that lies beneath. Immerse yourself in the vibrant coral garden and encounter fascinating marine life, including graceful lagoon sharks. Our experienced guides will ensure your safety as you snorkel at the breathtaking Aquarium site, where shallow waters reveal a world of wonders. Don&#39;t miss out on this incredible opportunity to discover the hidden treasures of Rangiroa&#39;s underwater paradise.

Snorkel Adventure in Rangiroa

An enchanting South Pacific haven in French Polynesia, where jagged volcanic peaks, lush emerald valleys, and crystal-clear lagoons create the perfect setting for an island escape. The idyllic volcanic island of Moorea is a place rich in untouched nature and enchanting landscapes. Known for its unique heart shape, the island is surrounded by white-sand beaches and stunning greenery to enjoy as you take part in tourist excursions and other outdoor activities.

Conducted by an expert scientist, it is a very educative excursion. You will learn all about the wild dolphins living right outside Moorea. The research team, from the 'Island Research Center and Environmental Observatory' on Moorea, will take you on a boat tour to observe and learn all about dolphins living outside Moorea.&nbsp; This excursion is provided with a scientific and natural approach to the dolphin habitat. See schools of acrobatic spinner dolphins and learn about their remarkable behaviors and social organization. This species is the only one to spin vertically and horizontally in the air like a top ballerina. In addition, you will enjoy the stunning beauty of the Island of Moorea while explanations will be given about the natural and geological creation of the island and 'motu'.

The experience will take you on a boat tour to observe and learn all about dolphins living in the waters around Moorea and provided a&nbsp; scientific and natural approach to the dolphin habitat.

Moorea Dolphin Watching Expedition

In your own self driven 2 seat, cata-jet boat, you you will visit the best lagoons of Moorea of pristine multi-colored lagoons and deep bays surrounded by tall green peak mountains. Bring a camera along to capture it all - a fun and adventurous way to view this piece of paradise that can only be viewed from the lagoon.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Discover Moorea from the lagoon and enjoy the beauty it brings to its multi colored lagoons to is deep pays suurounded by talll green peak mountains.

Moorea Cata Jet   

The tour will take you on one of the most beautiful bay in French Polynesia, Opunohu Bay. The&nbsp;beauty of this bay is that it is still untouched and only dedicated for agriculture. On this tour you will be taken to our brand new ecomuseum Te Fare Natura where our local guides will take you into the history of the island and its ecosystem, the fauna and flora that surround the island of Moorea. The museum will have diffeerent types of aquariums that describe all different ecosystems, full descriptions of the history of the corals, a 3D movie of the beauty of Moorea, and an interesting garden of endemic plants which most are used for medicinal purposes by locals. After the visit of the museum, our guide will drive you inside the valley of Opunohu to show you our sacred blue eyes river eels, and will tell the legend of the coconut tree that links to the sacred river eel.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Visit the unique Eco Museum of French Polynesia, that will transport you back into ints history and how its ecosystem works til this day. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Moorea Eco Cultural Tour

Moorea, which means 'yellow lizard' in Tahitian, is a triangular island with a butterfly shape. Its&rsquo; northern side is punctuated by the two large Cook&#39;s &amp; Opunohu bays: a spectacular view also featuring Mount Rotui, which you will be able to observe from the famous Belvedere. On the way, you will stop at a 'MARAE' (an ancient open-air temple) to learn about the ancestral customs. Thanks to your guide explanations, you will know more about the most important resource of Moorea: agriculture which consists of&nbsp;various types of plantations such as pineapple, bananas, etc.&nbsp; During this sightseeing tour, you&rsquo;ll also have several breathtaking picture stops.

You will get the best out of this tour by learning about local culture, learning about one of the most important resources for the island of Moorea which is agriculture, and being to see spectacular views that also feature Mpunt Rotui.&nbsp;

Moorea Highlights

You will be transported by boat in the crystal-clear lagoon waters to an area filled with gracefully gliding rays, various colorful reef fish and the black tipped reef sharks. The waters for this once in a lifetime experience are generally a depth of 5 feet. Your guide will be with you as enter the water to swim and snorkel with all of these amazing creatures. Photographs highly encouraged and the local marine life are not camera shy.&nbsp; The guides knowledge of these waters and its wildlife have been gained through a lifetime of experience here in Moorea.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

You will be taken to experience nature in crystal clear waters. The lagoon is filled with various Sea life such as colorful reef fish, gliding rays and black tipped reef sharks. Your guides knowledge of the waters and wildlife will allow you to take pictures and enjoy your time in the water.&nbsp;

Moorea Snorkeling Safari

You will discover beautiful views of the island of Moorea. Jump on your covered launch for a cruise into Cook&#39;s and Opunohu Bays and Moorea&#39;s north shore tranquil lagoon. &nbsp;Your captain provides fascinating details about the islands legends, geopgraphy, flora and fauna. Cruise to one of the&nbsp; coral inlets that dot the barrier reef. On the motu, enjoy approximately three hours of of leisure time, swim in the crystalline lagoon, sunbathe, or watch graceful rays being hand fed.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; Your sojourne on a coral motu includes a tahitian-style luncheon buffet featring, grilled fish and chicken, salads and fresh cut island fruit accompained by beer, rhum punch, soft drinks and jouces. You learn how to prepare the famous Tahitian poisson cru marinated in a mix of lime and coconut milk. You will also watch the islands traditional coconut husking.

The ideal island retreat is a relaxing cruise around the lagoon followed by a picnic by a motu, one of the small coral and sand islets adorning the reef.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Lagoon Cruise With Picnic

After an easy test drive on the ATV quads, we will start our adventure by discovering Cook&#39;s bay. Then drive through the Paopao Valley by using the island ring road passing through pineapple fields before arriving at Le Belvedere lookout point for an amazing views of Cook&rsquo;s Bay and Opunohu Bay. You will continue to the interior trails of Opunohu and stop at the school of agriculture where you will discover a various tropical plants, flowers and fruits, native to French Polynesia, including a tasting of Jams and Fruit juices. Ascend Magic Mountain, an optional hike travels the last 300 feet (91m) to the summit for a stunning view of Moorea&rsquo;s north shore.&nbsp;

During your ATV Drive you will drive along side Pineapple fields, as you drive along you will have a chance to see the beauty of Cook&#39;s Bay and Opunohu Bay. You will stop by the school of agriculture and discover various plants, fruits and flowers native to French Polynesia. After, you will have the oppurtunity to hike to the summit to see a breathtaking view of Moorea&#39;s noth shore.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Moorea ATV Adventure

Discover wonderful panoramic views and learn about historical and archeological sites. This tour is dedicated to adventurers willing to discover Moorea off the beaten paths. You will travel in a four-wheel drive vehicle inside the volcanic crater which first created the island. Along the way, you will discover pineapple plantations: an incredible and unknown world inside the island. Moorea, the 'green garden' of Polynesia is well known for its Agricultural School receiving children from all the outer islands. Your guide will drive you across this large plantation: vanilla, bananas, grapefruits, lemons and will explain all about the varied flora and fauna. Then you will be ready for a touch of culture on the 'MARAE' (open air temple), before going up to the Belvedere sightseeing and appreciate the tremendous view over Cook&#39;s and Opunohu bays.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Adventures are waiting for you during this excursion. Enjoy a safari expedition to the heart of Moorea by 4-wheel drive vehicle discover large plantations, travel along the volcanic crater the formed the island, see the open air temple &nbsp;

Aito 4x4 Safari Tour

The bustling capital of French Polynesia, where vibrant markets, lively nightlife, and a fusion of Polynesian and French cultures come together in the heart of picturesque Tahiti. Stroll along the wide waterfront-boulevard and marvel and the gorgeous waters and perfect beaches. Tahitian locals and shopkeepers welcome you as you explore the carefree spirit of their island.

Set off on a catamaran for a trip in the lagoon of Tahiti. Take advantage of your catamaran trip to admire the island from the lagoon. Once at the snorkeling point, get ready to discover the most beautiful spot. The site is well-known by the divers for its clear waters and wealth of multi-colored fish. The Aquarium site is approx. 20 minutes from the pier and located within Tahiti&rsquo;s lagoon.&nbsp; Your guide will be with you throughout the trip.&nbsp;

Set sail on your catamaran trip to one of the most beautiful spots. The lagoon of Tahiti is well known for its stunning clear waters and an abundance of colorful fish, you can also admire the beauty of the island of Tahiti from your catamaran.&nbsp;

Tahiti Catamaran & Snorkel 

Once&nbsp; you leave the pier, your first stop is at the famous JAMES NORMAN HALL&nbsp; Then another stop is made at the 3 waterfalls site where you&#39;ll be surrounded by a lush vegetation. Follow the trip at blow hole, a natural marine geyser. And finally go to Pointe Venus, situated in the North, on the edge of Matavai Bay, famous for having been the special scene of successive landings of European navigators. James Cook gave the name Venus in memory of his scientific trip to observe the planet. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Discover the East Coast of Tahiti by bus, you will be guided through a Museum and on to the scenic views of waterfalls, tropical lush vegitation, see natural Blow Holes and go to Pointe Venus at the edge of Matavai Bay.

East Coast Tour Of Tahiti

Your guide will take you for a walking tour through Papeete, Tahiti&#39;s main city and capital of French Polynesia. You will be told tales of yesteryear up to modern times with all the amusing anecdotes.&nbsp; Sites covered in the itinerary were carefully selected to highlight the towns vibrant shopping and cover historic buildings &amp; sites including official governmental buildings.&nbsp;&nbsp; This walking tour begins with a visit to our colorful Papeete Municipal Market where you can be find fresh fish, tropical fruits, flowers, pareo, Monoi and crafts. Then you will head to Town Hall and see the Cathedral of Papeete, the Bougainville&#39;s park and Vaima Center.&nbsp;

You will be guided through Papeete Main City. Your well knowledged guide will take you back in to Papeete&#39;s history as you visit a Municipal Market, , the town hall, The cathedral of Papeete and other highlights that make Papeete Tahiti&#39;s main city and the Capital of French Polynesia.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Papeete Walking Tour

Tour begins with the Museum of Tahiti. Opened in 1974, it proposes a new exhibitions and a beautiful garden, in front of Moorea island. Continue your drive to Maraa Grottoes, located at the foot of a cliff along the main road, this impressive grottos filled with a lake of pure water. Last stop on way back is the visit to the&nbsp;Marae Arahurahu, a restored religious site, dedicated to the ancient gods and where important ceremonies used to take place.

Explore the West Coast of Tahiti. You will begin at the Museum of Tahiti, where you will see pictuesque gardens, you will travel to the edge of a cliff and see grottos that have a lake of pure water and after you will visit a restored religious site where important ceremonies used to take place..&nbsp;

West Coast Tour Of Tahiti  

Discover the inland of Tahiti on board a 4-wheel drive vehicle. Join this tour to explore the Papenoo valley well known for its rivers: enjoy magnificent panoramic views of waterfalls and tropical vegetation. A very relaxing place where Nature welcomes you. The destination is memorable. Your guide will be pleased to answer all kinds of questions about fauna, flora and geology.

You will board a 4x4 Vehichle&nbsp; and see the inner island and its magnificent tropical flora. Your guide will take you through lucious tropical vegetation and beautiful pictueresque views. You will be immersed in beautiful nature that welcomes you.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Tahiti 4x4  Adventure

Snorkel and dive in the stunning turquoise lagoons of Bora Bora, known for its white sand beaches and luxurious overwater bungalows. Escape into the marvels of this island paradise. Bora Bora has been called the most beautiful island in the world with its tranquil lagoons, sugar-white beaches and exotic flora and fauna.

A colorful local truck takes you on a scenic tour of Bora Bora. Enjoy the sights as you pass by groves of coconut palms and tiny villages hugging the shoreline. Learn about the interesting history traditions and cultures of the Tahitians with this narrated drive along the 22-mile road that circles this legendary island.&nbsp;&nbsp; Discover the villages of Farepiti, Faanui and Anau with their mysterious 'Marae'. As you travel on, you will discover the Matira point with its spectacular view. The road continues and takes you along coconut groves and tiny villages hugging the shoreline.

&nbsp;Learn about the interesting history traditions and cultures of the Tahitians with this narrated drive along the 22-mile road that circles this legendary island. a borad a colorful local Truck. &nbsp; Discover the villages of Farepiti, Faanui and Anau with their mysterious 'Marae'. As you travel on, you will discover the Matira point with its spectacular view. The road continues &amp; takes you along coconut groves and tiny villages hugging the shoreline. &nbsp;

Bora Bora Island Circle by Le Truck

This experience is a perfect way to see the sharks and stingrays along with other marine life of Bora Bora. At the first stop on your snorkeling safari you can observe the Stingray Ballet where you can touch and swim with them in a shallow water. The resident rays are very gentle and quite used to the people in their environment. You&rsquo;ll then stop near the barrier reef to swim with the black-tipped sharks. These beautiful creatures have proved quite harmless. On your return you will have the opportunity to snorkel in the colorful coral garden where you will see fantastic coral formations and tropical fish.&nbsp;

It is a perfect way to see the sharks and stingrays along with other marine life of Bora Bora. At the first stop on your snorkeling safari you can observe the Stingray Ballet where you can touch and swim with them in a shallow water. The resident rays are very gentle and quite used to the people in their environment. You&rsquo;ll then stop near the barrier reef to swim with the black-tipped sharks. These beautiful creatures have proved quite harmless. On your return you will have the opportunity to snorkel in the colorful coral garden where you will see fantastic coral formations and tropical fish.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Snorkeling Safari in Bora Bora

Board a motorized boat for an amazing experience across the Blue Lagoon of Bora Bora. The lagoon is three times larger (80 km) than its land mass. It offers to the eyes an incomparable range of lights and blue colors. You will enjoy the superb views on Bora Bora mountains. You will then reach a diving spot near the reef, where the guide will try to attract black tipped reef sharks. This experience may change your way of looking at those impressive animals. Do not worry, the show can be seen from the boat or under the water, in a safe environment. The boat will stop at&nbsp;a Coral Garden to snorkel and discover the rich marine life of this habitat. You will then disembark on a private 'motu' (islet) where a barbeque style picnic is served.&nbsp;

Board a motorized boat for an amazing experience across the Blue Lagoon of Bora Bora. The lagoon is three times larger (80 km) than its land mass. It offers to the eyes an incomparable range of lights and blue colors. You will enjoy the superb views on Bora Bora mountains. You will then reach a diving spot near the reef, where the guide will try to attract black tipped reef sharks. The boat will stop at a Coral Garden to snorkel and discover the rich marine life of this habitat. You will then disembark on a private 'motu' (islet) where a barbeque style picnic is served.&nbsp;

Lagoon Discovery with Motu Picnic

Get acquainted with the coral garden and tropical fish of Bora Bora, without even getting wet. Perfect for the non-snorkelers who can thus enjoy a magical and relaxing tour. Viewing is done through large glass windows. A roof provides protection from the sun and eliminates glare on the windows, for better viewing and photo opportunities. Glide over multicolored exotic corals and fish in a comfortable boat and learn about the fauna and flora. You will be fascinated by the beauty of the underwater life while a diver will attract the fish right under the window you are looking through. This experience will also allow you to observe some of the marvelous landscapes from the sea in their unique settings.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Get acquainted with the coral garden and tropical fish of Bora Bora, without even getting wet. Perfect for the non-snorkelers who can thus enjoy a magical and relaxing tour. Glide over multicolored exotic corals and fish in a comfortable boat and learn about the fauna and flora. This experience will also allow you to&nbsp; observe some of the marvelous landscapes from the sea in their unique settings.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Glass Bottom Boat in Bora Bora

Experience the underwater wonders of Bora Boras picturesque Lagoon by underwater scooter.&nbsp; Board our shuttle to Vaitape, where a motorboat will take you directly to the hydraulic scooter platform, where you&rsquo;ll be briefed on all equipment and safety procedures before you descend to a shallow depth of 3 metres (10 feet).. &nbsp; Your dive instructor will guide you to ensure a smooth and easy underwater ride whilst you set off on an adventure in the Bora Bora lagoon on your underwater scooter and explore unknown depths through the secure clear base for approximately 30 minutes of underwater exploration. The scooter has constant air supply so you can breathe easy and captain this easy-to-use underwater scooter. You don&rsquo;t need to be a swimmer or diver to enjoy this tour, just hop on and scoot down and enjoy the myriad of tropical fish and colourful corals in crystal clear waters.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Experience the underwater wonders of Bora Bora&#39;s picturesque Lagoon by underwater scooter.&nbsp;Enjoy an adventure in the Bora Bora lagoon on your underwater scooter and explore unknown depths through the secure clear base for approximately 30 minutes of underwater exploration.&nbsp;The scooter has constant air supply so you can breathe easy and captain this easy-to-use underwater scooter. You don&rsquo;t need to be a swimmer or diver to enjoy this tour, just hop on and scoot down and enjoy the myriad of tropical fish and colourful corals in crystal clear waters.&nbsp;

Aqua Bike Adventure in Bora Bora

Discover the underwater delights of Bora Bora without getting your hair wet on this Aqua adventure!&nbsp; Board your vessel at the pier for a short scenic ride to the reef site. After a safety briefing and wearing your swimming attire you will be given your aqua helmet. Fresh air is pumped into the helmet so that you can breathe easily whilst underwater. You&rsquo;ll slowly walk with your guide into the warm waters and get ready to experience all the wonders that await you. Diving experience is not required and you don&rsquo;t even have to know how to swim. Your head remains dry in your helmet and you can even wear your prescription glasses.&nbsp; Accompanied by your certified instructor you&rsquo;ll walk on the sand amongst colorful corals and tropical fish in the shallow waters. Surrounded by the many inhabitants of the reef, your 30 minutes underwater experience will be memorable. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Discover the underwater delights of Bora Bora without getting your hair wet on this Aqua adventure!&nbsp; Board your vessel at the pier for a short scenic ride to the reef site. After a safety briefing and wearing your swimming attire you will be given your aqua helmet. You&rsquo;ll walk on the sand amongst colorful corals and tropical fish in the shallow waters. Surrounded by the many inhabitants of the reef, your 30 minutes underwater experience will be memorable. &nbsp; &nbsp;

Aqua Safari in Bora Bora

Delight in the wonders of Rarotonga, the largest of the Cook Islands, where lush tropical rainforests, azure lagoons, and a vibrant local culture create a spellbinding oasis in the heart of the South Pacific. The pristine nature, makes the town a stunning tropical paradise that is also rich in warm hospitality and local heritage. Try the island&#39;s delicious cuisine, based on its abundant fresh fish and tropical fruit, and learn about its culture through traditional music and shows.

After tendering into the port of Avatiu, you board your coach and the tour takes you through Avarua Township the CBD of Rarotonga, drive by the museum and cultural centre, view the Cook Islands Christian Church built in 1842 of coral and limestone. Explore Rarotonga&rsquo;s culture, history, and traditions during this scenic and informative island tour. Along the way, you will visit such sites as Ngatangiia Harbour, the departure point of the Polynesian Migration to New Zealand in 1350 ACE., and a historical back road built in 1050 ACE. called the Road of Toi, or Ara Metua.&nbsp;&nbsp; Welcome to the crystal-clear Muri Lagoon this stretch of beach is popular for tourist accommodation, the lagoon is ideal for sailing and soft water sports. Enjoy a coconut demonstration followed by fruit refreshments.&nbsp;&nbsp; Board your bus and continue the drive winding between the coastal and inland roads, view the lush vegetation, plantations of seasonal fruit while your experienced guides share stories and legends of the Cook Islands.&nbsp;

Kia Orana is Cook Islands greeting for Hello! Welcome! Or &ldquo;may you live on&rdquo; so please join us and say Kia Orana.&nbsp;Rarotonga is a volcanic island paradise of lush vegetation and rugged tropical splendor. This leisurely 21-mile drive will completely encircle the island.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Rarotonga Circle Island Tour

This tour includes transport from wharf to airport and return to wharf. Enjoy a scenic flight above and around Rarotonga in our high wing Cessna. See the inland valleys, rolling hills and plantations, the reef and the drop-off into the deep blue, the emerald green motus (small islets) and turquoise lagoons of Muri and Titikaveka. Ideal for photography and filming, so remember to bring your camera. Onboard commentary is provided by our friendly pilot. The aircraft is a high wing Cessna 172. Each passenger has a window seat and has headphones to hear a full commentary from the pilot as the plane circles Rarotonga. Passengers will get beautiful views of the ship as the plane flies above it.&nbsp;

Admire the beuaty of the inland valleys, rolling hills and plantations, the reef and the drop-off into the deep blue, the emerald green motus (small islets) and turquoise lagoons of Muri and Titikaveka from a highwing Cessna 172.

Rarotonga Island Flightseeing Adventure

Enjoy a scenic a bus drive 20 minutes along the coastal road of Rarotonga to the Takitumu Conservation reserve. This tour has been instrumental in spreading the word and conserving the indigenous &ldquo;Flycatcher Kakerori&rdquo; this bird is found only on Rarotonga. Over the years the bird&rsquo;s numbers have dwindled as a result of an increase of natural predators. Your visit along with many hundreds of others provides the landowners with the funds needed to conduct research into various ways of preserving these birds and their environment. The conservation area is also a tropical rain forest with many types of medicinal plants. The ways to harvest and use these plants is part of the tour that our guides take you through.

Spreading the word and experience the conservation of the indigenous &ldquo;Flycatcher-Kakerori&rdquo; this bird is found only on Rarotonga.

Takitumu Rainforest Hike

Explore Rarotonga&rsquo;s pristine natural beauty in an exciting Raro Safari on road and off-road tour of the island&rsquo;s stunning lagoons, valleys, and inland villages. Depart the pier in an off-road soft-top safari truck for a drive to Rarotonga&rsquo;s back roads and valleys. Along the way, you will be privy to sights and sounds regular visitors to the island would not typically have an opportunity to experience. You will learn how traditional Cook Islanders live, and your guide will provide you with an informative commentary on the various traditional uses of the local fauna and flora. Following your tour, you will be returned to the pier.

Explore Rarotonga&rsquo;s pristine natural beauty in an exciting Raro Safari on road and off-road tour of the island&rsquo;s stunning lagoons, valleys, and inland villages.

Off Road Rarotonga

Float on clear lagoon waters and discover an undersea world of incomparable beauty. You will proceed to Muri Lagoon by coach, board your glass-bottom boat for a cruise to Koromiri a motu (small island) near the reef in Muri Lagoon. Enjoy underwater views of the prolific marine life. Marvel at the rainbow-colored tropical fish as they glide around intricate coral heads. Local guides will relate stories of the island and share legendary tales and myths of the coconut tree. Take a short walk through the motu, or relax sunbathing, snorkeling or swimming in the crystal-clear waters. &nbsp;

Cruise on clear lagoon waters and discover an undersea world of incomparable beauty on a glass bottom boat.&nbsp; Snorkel with giant clams and schools colorful fish.

Rarotonga Glass Bottom Boat & Snorkeling Adventure

A tropical South Pacific archipelago that offers a unique blend of untouched beaches, inviting crystal-clear waters, and a fascinating Polynesian heritage, transporting you to a world of tranquility and wonder. In the capital city of Tonga, Nuku&#39;alofa, you can admire the scenery of this remote region and participate in many activities such as swimming with whales, diving amid impressive caves, tasting the local gastronomy and visiting nearby islands while taking in endlessly mesmerizing landscapes.

Uncover the heart of Tongan culture through immersive experiences that celebrate ancient customs, sacred ceremonies, and the enduring legacy of the monarchy. This enriching journey begins in the village of Ancient Tonga, where local hosts present a vibrant showcase of island traditions. Participate in a formal kava ceremony, an age-old ritual of welcome and unity, before exploring interactive displays that illustrate the art of Ngatu (tapa cloth) making, wood carving, traditional medicine, and earth oven (umu) cooking.Each demonstration offers an intimate glimpse into the daily life and ancestral wisdom of the Tongan people, preserving a heritage that continues to shape community and identity.Continue to the island&#39;s southern coast to witness the natural marvel of the Mapu ‘a Vaea blowholes—known in English as the “Chief&#39;s Whistles.” Along this volcanic coastline, waves from the Pacific Ocean surge through coral vents, shooting spectacular saltwater geysers over 60 feet (18 meters) into the air.Conclude with a visit to two of Tonga&#39;s most revered landmarks in Nuku?alofa. View the Royal Tombs, resting place of King George Tupou I and other distinguished leaders, then admire the mid-19th-century Royal Palace, whose kauri wood façade stands as a proud emblem of the Tongan monarchy since 1864.

Experience the living culture of Ancient Tonga through sacred rituals, artisan craft, and royal tradition—an unforgettable window into the spirit and soul of the South Pacific.

A Journey Through Ancient Tonga

Step into the storied past of the Kingdom of Tonga on a curated exploration of Tongatapu&#39;s most significant historical and cultural landmarks. This journey begins at Captain Cook&#39;s Landing Place, where British explorer James Cook arrived in 1777 and affectionately named the archipelago the “Friendly Islands.” View the tranquil lagoon where his ship once anchored, and gaze upon the Malumalu ?o Fulilangi banyan tree, under which Cook is said to have rested.Continue to the Ha?amonga ?a Maui, a monumental trilithon constructed from coral limestone in the 13th century. Often compared to Stonehenge, this ancient gateway to the royal compound holds deep cultural significance and is believed by some to have served as a solar calendar.Travel onward to the Royal Tombs of Lapaha, known as Langi, where Tongan kings were traditionally laid to rest in elaborately terraced stone vaults. These sacred burial sites offer a rare glimpse into the traditions and legacy of the Tu?i Tonga dynasty. Conclude the tour with a stop outside the Royal Palace in Nuku?alofa, the official residence of Tonga&#39;s reigning monarch since 1864, a kauri-wood landmark that remains an enduring symbol of national identity.

Experience the regal heart of Tonga through its sacred sites, ancient monuments, and the legendary arrival of Captain Cook—an enriching journey through centuries of Polynesian heritage.

A Heritage Tour of Tongatapu

Trace the remarkable footsteps of Captain James Cook and experience the enduring cultural spirit of Tongatapu on a journey blending history, tradition, and island performance. Begin at the commemorative site of Captain Cook&#39;s 1777 landing, where a seaside plaque and ancient banyan tree recall the explorer&#39;s time in Tonga. This scenic location marks the origin of the “Friendly Islands,” a name attributed to the warm welcome Cook received during his South Pacific voyage.Continue to the dramatic setting of ?Oholei Beach, where a natural coastal cave sets the stage for an enthralling Faiva performance. Island musicians, traditional dancers, and skilled fire performers bring to life the ancestral storytelling and rhythms of Tonga in a vivid cultural celebration. Light refreshments enhance this immersive experience, inviting reflection amid the sounds of the surf and song.Travel through Nuku?alofa, capital of the Kingdom of Tonga, to admire iconic national landmarks. Pass the Royal Palace, an elegant kauri-wood residence dating to 1864 and the home of Tonga&#39;s royal family. Conclude with a visit to the Royal Tombs, where King George Tupou I and other notable figures rest, surrounded by solemn stone vaults and symbolic monuments.

Follow the path of Captain Cook to the Friendly Islands and discover the soul of Tonga through stories, song, and celebration in one of Polynesia&#39;s most authentic cultural showcases.

Cultural Heritage and Coastal Traditions

Uncover the natural beauty and regal heritage of Tongatapu during a tranquil coastal retreat paired with a panoramic introduction to the Kingdom of Tonga. Begin with a scenic drive through Nuku?alofa, the nation&#39;s charming capital. Pass by the iconic Royal Palace, a kauri-wood residence where the Tongan monarchy has lived since 1864. Visit the Royal Tombs, where King George Tupou I, founder of modern Tonga, and other revered figures are interred beneath meticulously terraced vaults.Continue to the pristine shores of Vai ko Latai Beach, a hidden gem known for its calm turquoise waters and serene atmosphere. This secluded coastal haven offers an opportunity to bask in the natural beauty of Tonga&#39;s southern coast. Guests may swim in the warm South Pacific waters, relax on the white-sand beach, or simply absorb the island&#39;s tranquil rhythm. Snorkeling is possible for those who wish to explore beneath the surface.The setting captures the essence of Tonga&#39;s enduring nickname—the “Friendly Islands”—with its peaceful surroundings and welcoming spirit.

From the regal past of Nuku?alofa to the untouched beauty of Vai ko Latai, discover why Tonga remains one of the South Pacific&#39;s most enchanting destinations.

Vai ko Latai Beach Retreat

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.

Half-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Nuku&#39;Alofa

Full-Day Private Car & English-Speaking Guide - Nuku&#39;Alofa

Half-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Nuku&#39;Alofa

Full-Day Private Van & English-Speaking Guide - Nuku&#39;Alofa

Discover the soul of Tonga through its natural marvels, cultural traditions, and royal heritage. Travel across the verdant landscapes of Tongatapu, journeying south to witness the dramatic Mapu ‘a Vaea blowholes—known as the “Chief&#39;s Whistles”. Here, the relentless force of the Pacific Ocean surges through hundreds of coral rock vents, sending saltwater plumes soaring over 60 feet (18 meters) into the air, creating a breathtaking display of nature&#39;s raw power.Continue to the western coastline to experience an authentic Tongan feast at the Liku&#39;alofa Beach Resort, where a sumptuous buffet of island delicacies is served in a serene beachfront setting. The meal is elevated by a traditional cultural performance, featuring dancers in vibrant attire who bring ancient stories to life through graceful movement and rhythmic song.En route back to the pier, enjoy panoramic views of Nuku?alofa, the capital city, with stops at significant historical landmarks. Visit the Royal Tombs, final resting place of King George Tupou I and other esteemed figures of the Tongan monarchy. Pause to admire the distinctive kauri wood façade of the Royal Palace, an enduring symbol of Tonga&#39;s sovereign legacy since 1864.

Witness nature&#39;s grandeur at Mapu ‘a Vaea, savor a traditional Tongan feast on a sun-kissed beach, and explore the island&#39;s regal past on a journey rich in culture, heritage, and flavor.

From Ocean Wonders to Island Traditions

With over 300 islands in the archipelago, you might think you would be spoilt for choice when it comes to paradisical places in Fiji. But it is Savusavu, one of the country&#39;s smaller islands in the north that offers perhaps one of the best – aka most authentic – experiences there is. The island is the archetype of paradise: turquoise seas and palm-fringed white beaches as far as the eye can see. Unsurprisingly many of the activities involve water: whether snorkeling and diving or exploring the inside of the island by kayak on the mangroved waterways of Sekawa River. As one of the lesser visited islands in Fiji, life and culture has remained very much as it always was in Savusavu; tourism is not rife and the island is buried deep in traditional ways. Expect warm communities eager to share their folklore and everyday lives, from local villages and birdwatching hikes to visits to black pearl farms and chocolate factories.

Lautoka, known as the `Sugar City,` is a bustling port town located on the beautiful island of Viti Levu in Fiji. As you step foot in Lautoka, you are greeted by warm tropical breezes and a vibrant atmosphere. Explore the bustling markets, where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant colors and fragrances of fresh fruits, vegetables, and handicrafts. Indulge in the rich flavors of Fijian cuisine, savoring local delicacies such as kokoda (marinated fish) and lovo (traditional underground oven-cooked feast). Discover the pristine white sandy beaches nearby, perfect for swimming, snorkeling, and simply basking in the sun. Lautoka invites you to embrace the beauty of Fiji and experience the warm hospitality of its people.

Experience a true and hearty Fijian welcome at Nawaka Village by friendlier-than-they-look village warriors. Listen as local women sing a vanua chant reserved strictly for special guests and then pause as the smiling village children garland you with traditional flower leis. Witness a kava ceremony in the local hall before taking a guided tour of the village. You may even have the chance to meet the Chief. Light snacks will be served and you&#39;ll have the opportunity to take part in the local Ta Ra Lala dance.

Visit Nawaka Village for an insight into the fascinating world of Fijian Culture. Experience famous island hospitality, a true Fijian welcome, local village life and time-honored ceremonies.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Nawaka Village Tour

Located within a marine sanctuary, the island&rsquo;s waters are overflowing with inquisitive marine life and colourful corals. Swim, snorkel, and discover the reef&rsquo;s underwater wonders on a semi-submersible vessel. There&rsquo;s also a crystal-clear lagoon for kayaking and a freshwater swimming pool. Enjoy a tasty BBQ lunch accompanied by traditional Fijian music.&nbsp;

Become a castaway for the day! Board a high-speed catamaran for a tropical island adventure at the uninhabited oasis, South Sea Island.&nbsp;

South Sea Island Day Cruise

After departing from the pier, receive a warm Fijian welcome from your crew and a welcome mimosa as you sail out into the Mamanuca waters. With large shaded canopies and a range of seating options from booths to day beds and bean bags, there is plenty of room to take in the scenery.&nbsp; Sabre will stop at a coral reef where you can snorkel with the abundant tropical fish and swim in the warm Pacific ocean.&nbsp; Sabre is equipped with drop down steps for easy ocean access as well as a water slide for those who want to make a splash!&nbsp; Enjoy morning or afternoon refreshments with complimentary soft drinks and bottled water.&nbsp; There is a ful bar open for the duration of the tour serving specialty cocktails and other beverages and is charged on consumption.

South Sea Sailing&rsquo;s brand new 78 foot sailing catamaran, Sabre, takes you sailing through Fiji&rsquo;s Mamanuca Islands so you can enjoy the sights and Snorkel with tropical fish and swim in the Warm inviting Pacific Ocean.

South Sea Snorkeling 

Cultural highlights and a garden of blooming flowers await your discovery on this lovely half-day adventure. Settle into your comfortable motorcoach and enjoy a scenic drive through sugarcane fields and swaying coconut palms en route to the South Sea Orchid Garden.&nbsp; Arrive at this private property and enjoy a welcome morning cup of tea served in these magical surroundings.&nbsp; Here, you&rsquo;ll find one of the largest collections of orchids in Fiji in addition to antiques, photographs and memorabilia dating back to when the owners&rsquo; family emigrated from Scotland to the island during colonial times.&nbsp; Continue on to Nadi, where you will find a lively marketplace. &nbsp;The next stop is the traditional Sabeto village, where you are greeted with a kava ceremony followed by a cultural performance with colorful costumes. The singing of the national farewell song marks the end of this wonderful adventure before returning to port.

The wonders of Fiji are on full display on an adventure that focuses on the island&rsquo;s natural and cultural delights. Stroll through the beautiful South Sea Orchid Garden, visit the lively marketplace in Nadi, and in the traditional village of Sabeto participate in a kava ceremony and enjoy a folkloric performance.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Fijian Homestead & History

Hidden deep in the lush green jungle safari just 45 minutes from Lautoka. Our zipline spans over 600m with 7 zips, ranging from 80m to 200m and flying at speeds up to 40km. Harness with a lifetime rating of 10 years and Roller trolleys rated 5500lbs per trolley. Our guide will take you to two amazing and enchanting jungle waterfalls. The rainforest will engulf you with giant 100&#39; (foot) tall rain trees covered with giant jungle vines, lacey ferns and wild colorful orchids. You will visit the ancient cannibal rock village site and hear stories about the people who live there and the Gods they worshiped.

Your adventure begins in this tropical rainforest that is a magical setting for our spectacular zipline adventure. You&#39;ll fly over rivers, waterfalls and through the jungle like a bird.

Giant Zipline and Waterfall

You will see many highlights, pass local villages, sugar cane fields and take in the picturesque mountains that Fiji is famous for, including the Sleeping Giant mountain range. Stop at a scenic lookout point on Vuda Road and view Port Denarau and surrounding islands. Stop at Vuda Marina for some light refreshments and a coconut demonstration. Next, head back into Nadi and enjoy some free time and exploring town on your own.

See picturesque mountains, local villages, scenic lookouts and more on this Nadi sightseeing tour. Nadi is located on the western side of the main island, Viti Levu. It is one of the most popular Vacation destinations and gateway to many of the nearby islands.&nbsp;

Leisurely Nadi

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Fiji&#39;s Natural Thermal Mudpool

Explore Suva, Fiji&#39;s enchanting capital, where a kaleidoscope of colonial architecture, bustling markets, and a fusion of Fijian, Indian, and Pacific cultures merge to create a uniquely vibrant urban experience. Suva sits on the southeast shores of mountainous Viti Levu (&quot;Great Fiji&quot;), largest of the over 800 islands which comprise the Republic of Fiji. Local folk traditions remain strong, like fire-walks and welcoming ceremonies, wood-carving and the fabrication of tree-bark cloth. The island&#39;s proud history is showcased in the Fiji Museum, with its impressive collection of war canoes.

Mystery Island, an uninhabited gem in Vanuatu, invites you to explore its pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. This secluded paradise is perfect for those seeking a tranquil escape, offering sunbathing, snorkeling, and a chance to experience unspoiled nature. With no permanent residents, the island maintains its untouched charm, making it a true hidden treasure in the South Pacific

Port Vila, the vibrant capital city of Vanuatu, is a tropical paradise that captivates visitors with its stunning natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Nestled along the shores of Efate Island, Port Vila offers a unique blend of lush rainforests, pristine beaches, and turquoise waters teeming with marine life. Explore the bustling local markets, where you can immerse yourself in the flavors and aromas of fresh produce and local handicrafts. Dive into the crystal-clear waters to discover vibrant coral reefs and hidden underwater caves. With its warm hospitality, breathtaking landscapes, and exciting adventures, Port Vila is a haven for travelers seeking a tropical escape like no other.

Immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of nature as you paddle along the river, passing charming villages and lush jungle landscapes. Feel the serenity and tranquility of the temperate ocean environment as you venture into the crystal-clear waters for a snorkeling expedition. Whether you choose to explore the river or venture into the ocean, your kayaking experience promises a morning filled with awe-inspiring sights and peaceful moments.

Immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of nature as you paddle along the river, passing charming villages and lush jungle landscapes. Feel the serenity and tranquility of the temperate ocean environment as you venture into the crystal-clear waters for a snorkeling expedition. Whether you choose to explore the river or venture into the ocean, our kayaking experience promises a morning filled with awe-inspiring sights and peaceful moments.

Port Vila River Kayaking

Embark on a delectable journey through the ACTIV Chocolate Factory Tour and discover the rich flavors of Vanuatu. ACTIV, an acronym for Alternative Communities Trade in Vanuatu, is committed to Fair Trade principles, ensuring that their association of producers in the outer islands receive fair compensation for their raw materials. Experience the magic as you witness the transformation of cocoa, coconuts, vanilla, pepper, ginger, kava, and other spices into exquisite chocolates and handicrafts. ACTIV&#39;s dedication to quality has earned them prestigious awards in Europe for their exceptional chocolate. During the tour, indulge your taste buds with samples of their mouthwatering chocolates while savoring a freshly brewed local coffee. Immerse yourself in the flavors and aromas that make Vanuatu&#39;s chocolate truly unique.

Discover the fascinating journey of cocoa from bean to bar as you delve into the art of chocolate making. Indulge your taste buds with samples of the world&#39;s finest and purest chocolate, tantalizing your senses with every bite. But that&#39;s not all - witness the production of coconut flour and explore other organic produce, immersing yourself in sustainable farming practices.&nbsp; &nbsp;

ACTIV Chocolate Factory Tour

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with Buskwalking! Immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of nature as you stroll along the river, passing through charming villages and lush jungle landscapes. Discover the secrets of the local subsistence economy as you learn about the various uses of plants in this fascinating ecosystem. Join us for a morning filled with exploration, education, and a deep connection to the natural world. Don&#39;t miss out on this enriching experience!

Immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of nature as you stroll along the river, passing through charming villages and lush jungle landscapes. Discover the secrets of the local subsistence economy as you learn about the various uses of plants in this fascinating ecosystem.&nbsp;