Australia & Oceania Travel Guide

Australia, along with Oceania, is an island region consisting of many archipelagos and thousands of islands spread over several tens of millions of square kilometers of the Pacific Ocean. It is hard to say which of the islands are the most beautiful, each with its own climate and character. All of them are surprising with beautiful views and unparalleled flora and fauna.

In New Zealand we will encounter both snowy mountain ranges, evergreen forests, as well as hot springs and geysers. The Bora Bora and Fiji is a paradise for sunbathers, where among tropical scenery it is possible to relax on golden beaches. Still undiscovered areas can be found in Papua New Guinea, inhabited to this day by wild tribes living far away from civilization. Australia is famous for its diversity. From the vast areas of the Great Sandy Desert through the Gondwana rainforests to the snowy peaks of the Australian Alps, big cities and one of the biggest attractions of this part of hemisphere — the Great Barrier Reef.

In the vast areas of Australia and Oceania we can find many places related to the culture of indigenous people. The Uluru (Ayers Rock) and Kata Tjuta are sacred Aboriginal sites. Whereas the early agricultural position of Kuka in Papua New Guinea proves human activity over the last few millennia. We will also get to know the life of the former tribes by visiting the Chief Roi Mata’s Domain in Vanuatu, the history of which dates back to the 16th century.