Oceania Tours

Australia is Oceania's most extraordinary and diverse travel destination — a vast continent of incredible natural wonders, vibrant cities, extraordinary wildlife, and the world's largest coral reef system. Top destinations for scuba diving in Oceania include the Great Barrier Reef and Daintree Rainforest — the extraordinary Great Barrier Reef (stretching 2,300 kilometres along Queensland's coast) and the world's oldest Daintree Rainforest create an extraordinary concentration of UNESCO World Heritage natural wonders in tropical northern Australia. Phillip Island's extraordinary penguin parade — where hundreds of Little Penguins waddle up the beach at sunset — is one of Australia's most beloved and extraordinary wildlife viewing experiences, a wonderful close-up encounter with Australia's most charming native wildlife. K'gari (Fraser Island) offers breathtaking landscapes for 4WD adventures — the world's largest sand island rewards every traveler who explores its extraordinary freshwater lakes, ancient rainforest, and extraordinary dingo wildlife by 4WD. The Best of Uluru and Kings Canyon tour received excellent traveler feedback — watching the extraordinary sunrise over Uluru's ancient red rock, the most sacred site in Australian Aboriginal culture, is one of the world's most moving and life-changing travel experiences.

New Zealand is Oceania's most extraordinary nature and adventure destination — a land of extraordinary fjords, glaciers, volcanic peaks, and the extraordinary Maori culture that has shaped this beautiful country's identity for over 700 years. Milford Sound features stunning fjord scenery and is one of New Zealand's most extraordinary and breathtaking natural destinations — the magnificent fiord of towering cliffs, cascading waterfalls, and extraordinary wildlife (including seals and penguins) accessible by cruise boat from Te Anau or Queenstown is consistently rated one of the world's most beautiful natural destinations. Cultural tours offer guided Maori culture experiences in Rotorua — the extraordinary geothermal landscapes, traditional Maori village visits, hangi feasts, and haka performances of Rotorua reveal the extraordinary depth and richness of New Zealand's indigenous Maori cultural heritage. Fiji is known for its beautiful beaches and lush jungles — Fiji tours include extraordinary hiking, rafting, and snorkeling adventures alongside the extraordinary hospitality and warm culture of Fiji's welcoming island communities. Beach vacations in Oceania are popular in Fiji, Cook Islands, and French Polynesia — the extraordinary turquoise lagoons, white sand beaches, and extraordinary overwater bungalow resorts of French Polynesia and the Cook Islands create some of the world's most beautiful and romantic island destinations.