Fiji - Tahiti Expedition to the South Seas - colourful watercolour of dream destinations

Rarotonga, the largest of the Cook Islands. It was settled by Polynesian seafarers many centuries ago and has since developed into a centre of Polynesian culture. European missionaries reached the island in the 19th century, bringing the influence of Christianity with them. Later on, Rarotonga became a British colony, before gaining independence in 1965. Today, visitors can explore historic sights including ancient villages and sacred sites. The history of Rarotonga is closely linked with the culture of the native Maori, who are proud of their cultural heritage. As well as its fascinating past, Rarotonga also offers breathtaking natural scenery, featuring lush rainforests and beautiful beaches to discover, where you can enjoy some relaxation time. Aitutaki is enchanting with its world-famous lagoon, which is so brightly coloured and clear that it’s one of the most beautiful in the world and a great place for snorkelling, kayaking or just enjoying the tranquillity. Together, Rarotonga and Aitutaki represent the beauty and serenity of the Cook Islands, the ideal escape from everyday life.

Bora Bora is a dream come true in French Polynesia. With its turquoise lagoons, lush green hills and breathtaking coral reefs, Bora Bora is a paradise for romantics, water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Dive into a rich underwater world on a snorkelling or diving trip, explore the lush green natural scenery on a hike or discover the culture and traditions of the local people. Bora Bora is a place that inspires a sense of yearning and creates unforgettable memories.

Moorea, the neighbouring island of Tahiti in French Polynesia, is a true paradise on Earth. With its emerald green mountains, lush tropical forests, and picturesque beaches, Moorea captivates visitors from around the world. What sets Moorea apart is its untouched nature, which allows for a variety of outdoor activities. From hikes to the mountain peaks to boat tours through the crystal clear lagoons, the island offers numerous opportunities to explore the beauty of the surroundings. Additionally, Moorea is known for its rich marine life, perfect for snorkelling and diving. The friendly locals and their traditional culture also add to the charm of Moorea. Whether you’re looking to spend relaxing days on the beach or seek adventure in nature, Moorea will enchant you with its unmatched charm and natural beauty.