South Pacific

The jewels in the island crown, the gems of the oceans, the home of the overwater bungalow and one of the truly remote corners of the world yet to be discovered by mass tourism, the islands of the South Pacific are where our Turquoise heart first fell in love. Tahiti offers five-star luxury hotels combined with authentic Polynesian experiences, whereas the Cook Islands have only independent, non-chain hotels to choose from. They even have a law that no building can be taller than the tallest palm tree. Fiji sits somewhere in between (hypothetically not geographically!), home to remote island idyll’s and family run retreats, as well as some of the world’s most exclusive hotels and resorts.

Destinations in South Pacific


Perfect July Luxury Holidays

28th February 2011
by Catherine Blanks

Now is the time to start planning your summer holidays, especially if you have children in tow and need to book everything, including your time off, well in advance to guarantee your spot. July is a hugely popular holiday month. It’s perfect for school holidays and many people are just ready for that midyear break […]

Lyndsey’s Trip to Fiji – part 2

13th December 2010
by Lisa Mason

The next stop on my trip was Matangi Private Island Resort, which is on the island Tavueni.  It’s accessed by a domestic flight to Tavueni, followed by a fifteen minute road transfer and then a fifteen minute boat transfer – it’s important to wear trousers that you can roll up as you’ll have to wade […]

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