Culture
The region is rich in diverse cultures, from the ancient traditions of Australia's Aboriginal peoples to the vibrant Polynesian customs of Samoa and the Maori heritage of New Zealand, all deeply connected to the land and sea.
Why visit Oceania?
Oceania, a captivating region in the vast Pacific, offers solo travellers an enticing mix of adventure, diverse cultures, and stunning landscapes. Holidays to Oceania are never just a holiday; they are journeys of personal exploration that bring empowerment and excitement.
Culture
Nature
Adventure
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Countries in Oceania
Facts about Oceania
History
Its history includes the ancient navigation of Pacific Islanders, European exploration and colonization, and the significant cultural revival of indigenous identities across Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands.
Cuisine
The cuisine in Oceania features fresh, local ingredients such as Australia's barbecued meats, New Zealand's hangi-cooked meals, and Fiji's kokoda, a raw fish dish marinated in coconut milk and lime.
Landscapes
From Australia's vast Outback and the Great Barrier Reef to New Zealand's dramatic fjords and the tropical islands of Fiji and Tahiti, Oceania's landscapes are stunning and diverse.
Wildlife
Oceania is home to unique wildlife, including Australia's kangaroos and koalas, New Zealand's flightless kiwi birds, and the vibrant marine life of the Pacific's coral reefs.
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