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Oceania Vacation Guide

Sydney’s iconic architecture, the imposing cliffs of Uluru Rock and the vast expanses of aboriginal Oz all make Australia an attractive proposition for beauty-seeking travelers. Kick off in vibrant Sydney, where you can slurp VB in the bars and bash leather cricket balls around the sandy beaches, or get vertigo walking the struts of the Sydney Harbor Bridge before digging into a traditional meat-filled barbeque. Koalas, Kangaroos and Wombats all wander the vast expanses of the outback, where you can lose yourself in nature on your very own walkabout. Many follow the crowds, edging around the coasts by van and stopping to surf the hefty east shore waves and dive amongst the underwater gardens of the Great Barrier Reef.

New Zealand is an extreme sports Mecca, with major draws for the adventure traveler including swimming with sharks, whale watching, bungee jumping and sailing. The remote stretches of the pacific coast highway are a classic drive, taking visitors deep into Maori country, where tribes still gather at Maori Marae and greet each other with ritual challenges and age-old speeches. You can even explore ‘Middle Earth’, a collection of tourist destinations around the country that made up the sets to the Lord of the Rings films, including the imposing Whakapapa Skifield (Mordor) and Mount Sunday (the panoramic capital of Rohan).

The islands of Eastern Oceania are steamy paradises, each unique, but each home to swaying palm trees, white sand beaches and snorkeling to die for. East Timor – one of the world’s newest nations – is increasingly stable and ready to show daring travelers its tropical charms. Fiji’s up-market resorts, laid back outlook and staggering diving brings in the crowds, while yachting around the islands of Tonga and Samoa bring you face to face with tribal cultures and blasting cliff-side blowholes. For all the vibrant mix of culture, however, it’s the crystal seas and sublime beaches that you’ll never forget, and they really are peerless.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Countries in Oceania

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Oceania

  1. Sydney
  2. Melbourne
  3. Auckland
  4. Brisbane
  5. Perth
  6. Christchurch
  7. Queenstown
  8. Cairns
  9. Adelaide
  10. Gold Coast
  11. Rotorua
  12. Wellington
  13. Hobart
  14. Byron Bay
  15. Milford Sound
  16. Alice Springs
  17. Taupo
  18. Fraser Island
  19. Dunedin
  20. Canberra
  21. Great Ocean Road
  22. Franz Josef
  23. Kaikoura
  24. Nelson
  25. Wanaka
  1. Blue Mountains
  2. Nadi
  3. Darwin
  4. Great Barrier Reef
  5. Noosa
  6. Surfers Paradise
  7. Port Douglas
  8. Airlie Beach
  9. Uluru
  10. Townsville
  11. Bora Bora
  12. Picton
  13. Hervey Bay
  14. Kangaroo Island
  15. Fremantle
  16. Broome
  17. Coffs Harbour
  18. Margaret River
  19. Tahiti
  20. Napier
  21. Rottnest Island
  22. Hamilton
  23. Whitsunday Islands
  24. Abel Tasman
  25. North Island
  1. Kakadu National Park
  2. Te Anau
  3. Ayers rock
  4. Fox Glacier
  5. Exmouth
  6. South Island
  7. Katoomba
  8. Rarotonga
  9. Paihia
  10. Bargara
  11. Monkey Mia
  12. Port Macquarie
  13. Waitomo
  14. Wollongong
  15. Cape Tribulation
  16. Port Vila
  17. Mooloolaba
  18. Lake Tekapo
  19. Phillip Island
  20. Apia
  21. Albany
  22. Whitsundays
  23. Beerwah
  24. Magnetic Island
  25. Launceston
  1. NEWCASTLE
  2. Katherine
  3. Mission Beach
  4. Hokitika
  5. Kuranda
  6. Twizel
  7. Cape Reinga
  8. Greymouth
  9. Apollo Bay
  10. Maroochydore
  11. Whitianga
  12. Ballarat
  13. Tauranga
  14. Port Campbell
  15. Busselton
  16. Tongariro
  17. Moorea
  18. Punakaiki
  19. Coober Pedy
  20. Whangarei
  21. Tamworth
  22. Rockhampton
  23. Mount Gambier
  24. Blenheim
  25. Merimbula