South Sea
Crystal-clear seas, white beaches, green palms, a nearly eternal summer, and warm-hearted locals are what draw travellers to the paradisiacal island region of the South Pacific. Activities such as snorkelling, diving, surfing, hiking, and inland excursions are the most popular among visitors.
This holiday paradise is literally located at the other end of the world and, according to tradition, was first visited by Nunez de Balboa in 1513, marking his pioneering exploration journey that is incomparable to modern vacation trips. It is much more pleasant today, 500 years later, traveling to the South Seas is significantly easier: whether as a Stoppover on the way to Australia or New Zealand, on a cruise, or as an independent travel destination, everything is possible. And the best part is that we are happy to assist in organizing a tailored vacation in the South Seas – we know our way around. Cruise trip or as an independent Travel destination, everything is possible. And the great thing is that we are happy to help you organize a tailor-made vacation in the South Pacific - we know our way around.
The islands of the South Seas are spread across an area of approximately 50 million square kilometres, with the following being particularly popular:
French Polynesia with Tahiti: Nearly 120 islands are spread across five archipelagos, with the most famous being Tahiti and Bora Bora. The region boasts fine sandy beaches, blue lagoons, lush green jungles, and active volcanoes. Divers and snorkelers will find paradise here.
Cook Islands with Rarotonga: The Cook Islands is an independent island nation in "association" with New Zealand. The federation comprises 15 islands, some accessible only by plane. The capital, Avarua, is located on the popular holiday island of Rarotonga. Visitors here encounter crystal-clear waters amidst tropical vegetation in a volcanic landscape. The island of Aitutaki is particularly popular among honeymooners.
Fiji Islands: The Republic of Fiji is by far the most popular destination in the South Seas. The archipelago consists of 332 islands, of which around a third are inhabited. In addition to classic white beaches, there are also black beaches, volcanoes, and coral reefs. Hikers can climb Mount Tomanivi, the highest peak at 1,324 meters.
Other popular destinations include Samoa, Tonga, New Caledonia...
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