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Fiji: Tee time in the tropics
Golfer James Henderson finds that Fiji challenges with intelligent and provoking course designs.
Golfer James Henderson finds that Fiji challenges with intelligent and provoking course designs.
The striking topography instantly marks these islands out as great walking territory, writes Peter de Graaf.
Tristram Clayton finds a different side of Fiji at an adults-only resort on Viti Levu.
Ditch the sunbathing for some action, writes Megan Singleton.
For a long time the Pasifika vote has always gone to the party draped in red. But something has changed in the community.
The Fijian focus on first-class care for children means adults get plenty of time to unwind, writes Adam Ray.
Fiji's first foodie ambassador and celebrity chef leads a new wave of South Pacific cuisine, writes Maureen Dettre.
All you'll hear at this quiet resort is the tide lapping at the nearby beach, the odd fish slapping back into the water and perhaps the twitter of a bird now and then.
Gayle Dickson stays in a luxurious overwater fale.
Whether you're on a tight budget or splashing out, the islands have it all.
Take in the Marquesas Islands and explore French Polynesia from on board the Aranui III, writes Suzanne Morphet.
On her first trip to Fiji, Pebbles Hooper relaxes, learns to snorkel and savours friendly welcomes from charming people.
A retired Swiss accountant found Aitutaki grew on him, writes Winston Aldworth.
Immerse yourself in French culture for a slice of the price, says Megan Singleton.
Villagers and visitors on Fiji's outer islands share mutual benefits, writes Peter de Graaf.
French food and wine are the tops in Noumea, finds Sarah Lawrence.
Smiles, spinnakers and hangovers prevail in the world's friendliest yacht race, writes Ian Lloyd Neubauer.
The home of a tobacco heiress reveals a little of how Hawaii's rich and famous live. Heather McCracken tours Shangri La.
Make the most of Rarotonga's thriving mini-town, which will steal your heart with daily snorkel cruises, cafes, markets, beachside resorts and superb local produce, writes Carly Flynn.
Circling the colourful island of Tahiti, Paul Rush sees an impressionist painter's view everywhere.
Paul Rush follows a trail of bubbles to Champagne Beach on Vanuatu's largest island.
Joe Kafka and his wife embrace the ease of island hopping by boat.
Flower festival is a chance to sample more than sun and sand in Samoa, writes Robyn Yousef.
Paddleboard yoga brings out the best in Andrew Frampton (at least in his head).
Every visitor to these Fijian islands leaves with the memory of a warm welcome, writes Paul Rush.
Honolulu's Bevy pours drinks like it means business, writes Heather McCracken.