Oceania & Australasia Travel Guide
Australia and Oceania are perceived by many travelers as the most distant and exotic parts of the globe. Probably this is the reason why, despite the cost of transportation, people decide to visit the Great Coral Reef, the national parks of New Zealand or the tropical islands of the Pacific. Australia - worlds' smallest and least populated continent - and the myriad of Pacific islands that form Oceania are home to some pretty unique ecosystems. Species like the kangaroo, the koala bear, the kiwi bird or the Tasmanian Devil are endemic for this part of the world (here is the only place where they can be observe in their natural habitat). The clear waters of the Great Coral Reef provide the ultimate scuba diving experience, whilst, New Zealand, with its unbelievable landscapes, is a paradise for outdoor lovers and those passionate with extreme sports.
Australia and Oceania are inhabited by a very diverse population, consisting of a mix of European immigrants and aborigine tribes. Although there aren't many big cities to visit (with the exception of Sydney, Melbourne, Aukland located in Australia and New Zealand), the Pacific islands represent some of the most exquisite destination in the world: Hawaii, Tonga, Samoa or Bora Bora need no further introduction.
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Bogor, Indonesia
Not far from the capital, Jakarta, Bogor is one of Indonesia’s thriving and exotic cities. Home to over 3 million people, Bogor is a pleasant city, and a favorite among Indonesia’s elite, many of whom have built villas in the wealthy quarters of the city.... Read more »
Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea
If you are a night out lover, and you want to experience something new, Port Moresby Nightlife is the perfect start. Here you can spend good and exciting moments. Besides its breathtaking landscape, Port Moresby has many restaurants packed with people having fun and many bars expecting you. Here you can experience Chinese and Japanese cuisine, but also the Australian one.... Read more »
Suva, Fiji
Don’t you dare avoiding a trip to Suva if you are a nightlife addict! Here you will experience one of the most exciting white nights you ever had in your entire life. Suava Nightlife, with its many bars and restaurants waiting for you to pass their threshold, expecting their clients with the best food ever, will not disappoint you. The most famous restaurant is Daikoku.... Read more »
Port-vila, Vanuatu
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