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Dreaming of a Fijian Christmas
It's different, it's fun and it's only three hours away, Peter Malcouronne looks at island festivities.
It's different, it's fun and it's only three hours away, Peter Malcouronne looks at island festivities.
Pamela Wade is glad she spent time in the Cook Islands exploring glorious Aitutaki.
Abby Gillies soaks up the vibe in a tropical kingdom of idyllic beauty where time has been forgotten.
Abby Gillies dives into the world of the humpback whale, in the blue seas surrounding Tonga.
Raratonga's buses take 40 minutes to circle the paved rim of the Cook Islands' main isle, passing through tiny coastal villages. Jump on the wrong bus and the worst that happens is that you arrive slightly late.
A Hawaii holiday can add up ... but walk past the expensive hotels in Waikiki, the tourist epicentre of Honolulu, and the greatest attraction of all awaits, for free: the beach.
Gifts for family sparked a career-change for Cook Island carver, writes Jim Eagles.
Levuka is just as laid-back today as it was when the first traders and whalers arrived in the 18th century, finds Kelly Lynch.
Paul Rush sails to dreamy tropical islands under the spirit of the Bula.
Sinalei Resort is better than ever after being rebuilt, says Chloe Johnson.
A bobble-head dive helmet allows Megan Singleton to get up close and personal with the sealife.
Chloe Johnson savours the local craft, music and natural wonders of Savai'i Island.
The Fijians inject lots of fun into the serious business of sevens, writes photojournalist Steven McNicholl.
Sometimes the best part of going somewhere, is the getting there, writes Dan Ahwa, won over by by Samoa's one-of-a-kind buses.
Graeme Lay travels on the Pacific Jewel to the site of the famous mutiny and traces the fate of Captain William Bligh and his crew.
Sheriden Rhodes explores the wonders of underwater Fiji with the son of the one of the greatest explorers of all.
Despite it being the rainy season, Wynne Gray got the most out his beachfront escape.
Polynesian tattoos are a popular souvenir for tourists to Papeete, writes Sophie Bond.
Dan Ahwa meets a village celebrity who is keeping an ancient Samoan art alive.
Spending time at a tumunu is a great way to meet Atiu locals, writes Jim Eagles.
Scott Kara and his wife enjoy a relaxing Fiji holiday, even with two little ones in tow.
A New Caledonian island offers a rustic, unspoilt escape, discovers Nikki Birrell.
Jim Eagles has a spiritual experience listening to the mournful melody of a humpback whale.
Sheriden Rhodes samples some of the delights on offer in the 'spa capital of the South Pacific'.
Jim Eagles explores the island of Atiu's growing coffee industry.
On a remote island in Vanuatu, Tessa Chrisp is won over by the locals' modest way of life and extraordinary warmth and humour.