South Pacific Hotels
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Cook Islands Hotels
The 15 Cook Islands are scattered across the south Pacific over about two million square kilometres, an area the size of India. These unspoilt Polynesian tropical gems have a combined population of an average country town: about 14,000 unique and friendly souls. Most Cook Islanders dwell on the capital island of Rarotonga
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Fiji Hotels
One of the world's more exotic destinations, Fiji is a tropical paradise in the South Pacific. Palm-fringed resorts, beautiful beaches and the friendliest people who will meet & greet you with the famous "BULA" are just some of the unique things that Fiji has to offer.
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Rarotonga Hotels
The 15 Cook Islands are scattered across the south Pacific over about two million square kilometres, an area the size of India. These unspoilt Polynesian tropical gems have a combined population of an average country town: about 14,000 unique and friendly souls. Most Cook Islanders dwell on the capital island of Rarotonga, which is also where most of the 70,000-odd annual visitors stop off, arriving at the island's international airport
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Samoa Hotels
Amidst the vibrant nature and beautiful scenery of the islands, Samoans live with their ancient traditions and culture largely intact despite the influx of more modern influences. Family, religion and hospitality are values central to Samoan identity, as is the laid-back approach to life and legendary warm welcome extended to visitors.