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French Polynesia—Bora Bora, Tahiti, Moorea, & beyond
Number of islands: 118 (across 6 archipelagos)
Miles of coastline: 1,569
Languages spoken: Tahitian, French, English—many islands have their own dialects or languages
Climate: Tropical—tempered by tradewinds
Adventures:- Dive among massive manta rays and reef sharks in the glass-clear lagoon at Bora Bora
- Taste poisson cru—a Tahitian-style salad of fresh tuna in coconut milk—in Pape’ete
- Wander through the daily market at Cook’s Bay, Moorea, beneath the shadow of the shark-tooth-shaped Mouraroa mountain
The Cook Islands
Number of islands: 15
Miles of coastline: 75
Languages spoken: English, Cook Islands Maori
Climate: Tropical—tempered by tradewinds
Adventures:
- Dive into the remote lagoon at Aitutaki—and perhaps bump into migrating humpback whales
- Taste a splendid spread of fresh-caught fish and vegetables cooked in an underground oven during a traditional umukai feast on Rarotonga
- Wander across a nearly deserted white-sand beach fringed in palm trees at One Foot Island, fulfilling a castaway fantasy
Australia
Number of islands: 8,222
Miles of coastline: 37,118
Languages spoken: English, Aboriginal
Climate: Varies from tropical to semi-arid desert
Adventures:
- Dive through one the most mesmerizing wonders on earth—the Great Barrier Reef—along Australia’s stunning Queensland coast
- Taste smoky sausage and lamb chops cooked on the grill during a festive “barbie”
- Wander right up to the base of hulking Uluru, a sacred site for local Aboriginal people—and one of the largest monoliths in the world
New Zealand
Number of islands: 600
Miles of coastline: 9,404
Languages spoken: English, Maori
Climate: Varies from subtropical to temperate
Adventures:
- Dive into the cool, clear waters of Whale Bay along the Tutukaka Coast—one of the country’s most astounding, and secluded, bit of coastline
- Taste the flavors of traditional Maori cuisine during a hangi feast in Rotorua, where food is steamed for hours in an earthen pit
- Wander to the edge of northern New Zealand at Cape Reinga, where the Tasman Sea and the Pacific Ocean meet at a dramatic, windswept point
Fiji
Number of islands: 333
Miles of coastline: 702
Languages spoken: Fijian, English, Hindi
Climate: Tropical
Adventures:
- Dive among the vibrant, hypnotic soft coral at Rainbow Reef, Taveuni—once the bain of sailing ships
- Taste a Fijian curry that tempers fiery spice with the sweetness of coconut milk and plantain
- Wander between the thatched-roof huts and friendly faces at Navala Village in the Nausori Highlands as you learn more about indigenous life
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