Oceania offers a diverse mix of culinary traditions, shaped by Indigenous cultures and global influences. In Australia, travelers enjoy fresh seafood, lamb dishes, and modern fusion cuisine. Classics include pavlova, Lamingtons, and the famous flat white coffee. In New Zealand, must-tries include green-lipped mussels, hangi (a Māori earth-oven dish), and hokey pokey ice cream. Across Pacific islands like Fiji and Samoa, visitors love coconut-based dishes, raw fish (kokoda), taro, and tropical fruits.
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Oceania
Oceania consists of Micronesia, Melanesia, Polynesia and Australia. Well-known destinations that offer exciting travel experiences, sunny destinations, jungle, beaches, beautiful scenery, romantic destinations for wedding couples, great destinations for families with children and exciting history – the list is endless.
Oceania consists of a thousand islands located between Asia and North America. The areas are Micronesia, Melanesia and Polynesia. Micronesia includes Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Kiribati and Marshall Islands. Walk in the jungle of Talofofo, snorkel in Majuro or bird watch in Saipan. Melanesia is the collective name of Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea and Fiji. There are atolls, reefs and coral ocean. There are world-class diving and snorkeling, beautiful sandy beaches and exciting birdlife.
Romantic Bora Bora in Oceania
Polynesia in Oceania, consists of 1,000 islands, including the Cook Islands, Samoa, Tonga, Tahiti, Easter Island, New Zealand and Hawaii. Many of the islands are volcanic, and have both black as well as white beaches. Visit romantic Bora Bora, Green Moorea, Samoa waterfalls, Maui wedding destination, the capital of Honolulu or the wine district of Auckland. Australia has everything from long beaches, thriving cities, green islands, tropical rainforests and dive drives to an amazing wildlife. Visit the Dunes on Fraser Island, enjoy the Melbourne restaurants, drive along the beautiful Great Ocean Road or visit any of the vineyards in the country.
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Frequently asked questions about Oceania
What foods and local specialties should you try in Oceania?
What cultural experiences are most appreciated in Oceania?
Oceania is rich in Indigenous and modern cultural experiences. In Australia, visitors appreciate Aboriginal culture, Dreamtime storytelling, and local art centers. In New Zealand, Māori culture is a major highlight, offering haka performances, traditional ceremonies, and cultural villages. Across the Pacific islands, travelers enjoy dance performances, kava ceremonies, handicraft markets, and deep-rooted local traditions. Major cities like Sydney, Melbourne, and Auckland also offer vibrant arts, food, and music scenes.
What nature and adventure activities are popular in Oceania?
Oceania is known for some of the world’s most stunning natural landscapes. In Australia, the Great Barrier Reef offers exceptional snorkeling and diving. New Zealand is famous for hiking, including the Tongariro Alpine Crossing, as well as fjords, geothermal areas, and glaciers. In Polynesia, visitors enjoy white-sand beaches, turquoise lagoons, surfing, kayaking, and whale watching. Adventurers are drawn to Australia’s Outback, New Zealand’s volcanoes, and the lush tropical forests of Fiji and Samoa.
Map over Oceania
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