This is a Glossary of all The Best Places To Visit In Oceania. From spectacular views, amazing landscapes, grand structures and national parks.
Wineglass Bay, Tasmania, Australia is a unique walking where the landscapes will leave you completely breathless. Over here, you’ll have an incredible experience with the most amazing colors that this place has. If you are a lover of nature, you’ll be fascinated with how nature… Read More »Wineglass Bay – Tasmania, Australia
The Outback by Camel, Australia is perfect if you’re passionate about adventure. The best way to travel through the Outback is, as many of the original European explorers did, with a long chain of camels. Your experience will take you from trekking around South Australia… Read More »The Outback by Camel – Australia
Charters Towers, Queensland, Australia is located on the polished floor tiles of the Royal Arcade. You’re going to love this place with its magnificent heritage buildings. Besides, you will have an unbelievable experience touring its One Square Mile and all its incredible places. Things To… Read More »Charters Towers – Queensland, Australia
Walpole-Nornalup National Park, Walpole, Australia, encloses forests of giant trees, deserted inlets and beaches, all in one area. This corner of Western Australia is definitely a nature lover’s Paradise. For this reason, this fascinating park is a unique place that you must put on your… Read More »Walpole-Nornalup National Park – Walpole, Australia
A new adventure awaits you at the top of Mount John, with steep trails and indescribable views of the imposing and charming Lake Tekapo in New Zealand. If you are a fan of nature and landscapes, this place is perfect for you. Also, you can’t… Read More »Mount John – Canterbury, New Zealand
The beautiful blue waters and towering cliffs with quiet bays of this place will enthrall you. Furthermore, this wildlife sanctuary is home to a breeding colony of the world’s largest seabird. The northern royal albatross. For this reason, Taiaroa Head Otago, New Zealand is one… Read More »Taiaroa Head – Otago, New Zealand
Standing in the Western Pacific, about halfway between Hawaii and Australia, in what seems like the middle of nowhere, a group of tiny islands dot the maps; the tops of what used to be volcanoes, now submerged under the sea, are now called the Marshall… Read More »The Marshall Islands
Natural and man-made wonders get together to create a place with unique attractions, yet this island seems to be overlooked by the radar of South Seas tourism. A big, wild, volcanic island lays in front of you and waits for you to explore it, so… Read More »Pohnpei – Federated States of Micronesia
Known as the largest sand island in the world, and declared a World Heritage Site in 1992 in recognition of its numerous, exceptional dunes and its beautiful freshwater lakes, Fraser island is a place where you will get to enjoy a tropical jungle, the remains… Read More »Fraser Island – Australia
Situated in the south-western Pacific Ocean and with a total of 84 different islands to visit, Vanuatu and its landscapes will just blow your mind. There are also many activities available to do here that are as amazing as its scenery. Crystal clear waters, breathtaking… Read More »Vanuatu
Lord Howe Island, “So extraordinary that it’s almost incredible.” These are the words typically used to describe this Austrian paradise of volcanic origin, with its spectacular topography, between rugged mountains that emerge covered with green, steep slopes, bays of turquoise waters with a coral arc,… Read More »Lord Howe Island – Australia
From the first moment you visit Fiji, you may be a little shocked by the rare beauty of these islands, the Yasawa Islands. Being an island born from a violent volcanic creation, it holds green slopes, valleys and different types of rare and black rocks… Read More »Yasawa Islands – Fiji
Great Ocean Walk – Victoria, Australia, when venturing through Australia and feeling the comforting wind, the warm weather, the sun, the smell of the sea and discovering what are possibly the best coasts and wild beaches in the world, as very few countries can overcome… Read More »Great Ocean Walk – Victoria, Australia
Wildlife surrounding you, while you’re exploring the desert with its unique and intact natural areas. No visit to Australia is complete without going to the Outback, the breathtaking inhospitable central area that makes all Australians live on the continents’ coastal borders. The outback offers one… Read More »Drive the Gibb River Road, Kimberley – Australia
If you’re looking for your next unforgettable hiking experience where you can immerse yourself in nature and enjoy a delightful walk, you should definitely visit one of the world’s best walks located in New Zealand. This trail is hailed as one of the best around… Read More »The Routeburn Track – New Zealand
Kakadu National Park, Jabiru, Australia, is one of the most impressive wonders of the country. Above all, Kakadu holds dreamlike landscapes, lush vegetation full of life, a variety of views, and a humid climate. Waterfalls, rivers, extensive plains, stony hills, ravines and diverse types of… Read More »Kakadu National Park – Jabiru, Australia
The Society Islands, French Polynesia, is one of the overseas territories with the most tourism in the world. These islands are known for being like paradise on earth, ever since the first European explorers arrived in Tahiti. And rightfully so. This truly is a paradisiacal… Read More »The Society Islands – French Polynesia
Trekking the Milford Track, New Zealand will take you around deep blue waters surrounding tall mountains coated with lush trees. Your hiking boots stomp over the seldom even track while you go through chilly mountainsides and humid rainforests. Then, you discover beautiful streams and lakes… Read More »Trekking the Milford Track – New Zealand
Uluru, Alice Springs, Australia is the largest monolith in the world. Once you enter the Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park, in Red Centre, it doesn’t matter where you look, your eyes will surely be captured by Uluru. This giant red-colored rock breaks the flat horizon, making… Read More »Uluru – Alice Springs, Australia
Heron Island – Queensland, Australia, is located in the Great Barrier Reef, the most extensive coral reef system on earth, with the largest structure made from only living organisms (tiny coral polyps). Heron Island is unique since it’s a real coral cay, part of the… Read More »Heron Island – Queensland, Australia
