New Zealand and South Pacific Islands Cruise

The Bay of Islands are a collection of holiday islands set in tranquil waters and on a backdrop of beautiful green landscape. The turquoise waters surrounding these islands are teeming with dolphins and other forms of marine life and trips can be made to swim with these wild animals. Walks to Haruru Falls will allow you scenic views of the cascading water.

The main street of this relaxed city is lined with palm trees, and the Koroyanitu Range towers in the background. Occasionally little sugar trains from the local mill drive through the centre. Take a trip to the sugar mill, shop for souvenirs at the local market, or go island-hopping to discover Treasure and Beachcomber Islands.

Suva is the largest city in the South Pacific, and is a melting pot of cultures and ethnicities. The bustling urban streets encompass a jumble of colonial and modern buildings. There are plenty of modern shopping malls shops to visit and plenty of varied and exciting restaurants.

Dramatic mountain peaks surround the deep blue waters of Pago Pago. The town is rich in history and culture filled with historic buildings and museums. Visit the Baroque Torre de Clerigos, the Roman Cedofeita Church and the home of the Navigator, Prince Henry for an insight into this ports historic beauty and to soak up some of the culture on offer. The shops offer a wide range of independent and boutique shops as well as top designers.

Nuku’alofa is an island surrounded by white sandy beaches and turquoise waters. Dubbed as the ‘Home of Love’, Nuku’alofa is an island perfect for experiencing the local culture and island lifestyle. Walk around the small island for beautiful views of the stunning landscape. Snorkel in the crystal waters and see a colourful underwater marine paradise. Visit the Royal Palace for spectacular cultural shows put on by the local Tongan people.