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3 of 10 photos Kotuku Homestay Bed Breakfast
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4 of 10 photos Kotuku entrance from carpark
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4 of the Best Places to Visit in the Oceania Region
Dreaming about Norfolk Island holidays? Or perhaps you’re daydreaming about swimming in the Great Barrier Reef? If so, then you’re probably thinking about visiting the beautiful region of Oceania.
Peppered across the Pacific Ocean, the islands in Oceania are known for their glistening white sand beaches, beautiful coral reefs and astonishing volcanic islands.
To help you navigate your way around the region, here are a few bits of information about the four top places to visit in Oceania. You can also get valuable information about finding holiday packages in Norfolk Island, North Island, Fiji, and Palau.
Australia
Your first stop in Oceania will most likely be Australia since it’s relatively easily to book direct flights going here from all continents.
Australia caters to a variety of tourists, whether you’re dreaming of relaxing Norfolk Island holidays or an adventure-packed trip to the Great Barrier Reef. It’s also popular among foodies with many restaurants, pubs and cafes offering native fares and unique food items.
Moreover, booking accommodation in Norfolk Island or any other part of Australia is easy since most offer online booking options.
Palau
This water wonderland is one you shouldn’t miss. Considered to have some of the most spectacular diving and snorkelling sites, Palau is unparalleled when it comes to its undersea wonders.
Aside from the usual coral reefs, the diving and snorkelling destinations in Palau offer a look at hidden underwater caves or tunnels, blue holes and wartime wrecks. It also features an astonishing spectrum of fishes and rare sea creatures like the giant clams and a variety of stingless jellyfish.
New Zealand
New Zealand is another go-to destination in Oceania. With its combination of natural wonders and well-developed facilities, New Zealand is the top choice for travellers who want to experience nature without sacrificing comfort.
When visiting New Zealand, make sure to check out Kotuku Homestay Bed & Breakfast. Our comfortable and homey accommodation is just an easy ten minute walk away from the beach. We are also just a stroll away from the scenic Otahu Estuary Reserve, which is ideal for kayaking and bird watching.
Fiji
About 2000 kilometres from New Zealand is the unspoiled Melanesian island of Fiji. Comprising of over 500 islands and islets (only 110 are inhabited), you can expect a level of privacy and intimacy that you can’t get from other “white beach” islands.
If you decide to traipse around Fiji, make sure to visit the Navua River, Sigatoka Sand Dunes and Mount Tomanivi.