Sheriden Rhodes explores the wonders of underwater Fiji with the son of the one of the greatest explorers of all.

The Fijian Prime Minister has kick-started the voter registration process.

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.

The singing of whales as they gather in the warm Pacific waters to calve is so powerful you can feel its vibrations in the water if you go swimming with them.

Jim Eagles has a spiritual experience listening to the mournful melody of a humpback whale.

People have been sheltering in Tau's caves for centuries, writes Jim Eagles.

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.

This remote cluster of low-lying islands sits off the southern tip of Vanuatu's second-largest island - Malekula. The people of the Maskelyne Islands still get around in wooden dugout outrigger canoes and live much as they have for centuries.