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Bora Bora
Island
4.6
• Stay in an overwater bungalow. • Swim and snorkel from your private deck. • Views of volcanic peaks.
Whitsunday Regional
Place
• Sail through the Whitsundays. • Discover secluded beaches and coral reefs. • Snorkel in the Great Barrier Reef.
Lau
Place
• Explore the untouched Lau Islands. • Discover pristine beaches and traditional Fijian culture. • Engage with local communities.
Palau
Place
• Swim with jellyfish in Palau. • See millions of golden jellyfish in a marine lake. • The lake is a protected natural wonder.
Esperance Beach
Scenic spot
5.0
• Visit the serene Esperance beach. • Relax on pristine white-sand beaches. • Kangaroos often visit the shore.
Yasawa Group
Island
4.2
• Swim with bull sharks in the Yasawa Islands. • An exhilarating, guided swim in their natural habitat. • A thrilling wildlife encounter.
Lord Howe Island
Island
4.7
• Visit the protected Lord Howe Island. • UNESCO World Heritage site known for its biodiversity. • Explore pristine beaches and hike mountains.
Aitutaki Lagoon Private Island Resort
Resort hotel
4.4
• Float in Aitutaki Lagoon. • Enjoy the clear blue waters of this beautiful lagoon. • Take a boat tour to explore tiny islets.
Ofu Beach
Beach
4.5
• Relax on Ofu Beach. • Unwind on a secluded, pristine beach. • Enjoy exceptional snorkeling from the shore.
Haʻapai
Place
• Kayak in Ha'apai, Tonga. • Explore uninhabited islands and hidden coves. • Experience the serene marine environment.
Port Lincoln
Place
• Cage dive with great white sharks. • Experience an exhilarating dive among sharks. • Observe apex predators up close.
Kokoda Track
Place
• Explore the Kokoda Track jungle. • Trek through historical terrain. • Offers a deep dive into history and nature.
Tahiti
Island
4.4
• Canyon down waterfalls in Tahiti. • Rappel down stunning waterfalls. • Combines thrills with natural beauty.
Solomon Islands
Place
• Do a WWII shipwreck dive. • Explore numerous well-preserved shipwrecks. • Waters teem with marine life.
To Sua Ocean Trench
Lake
4.9
• Dive into the To Sua Ocean Trench. • Swim in a natural swimming hole. • Descend a ladder into its clear emerald waters.
Matapa Chasm
Natural feature
4.6
• Cliff jump into the deep, clear waters. • Historic bathing spot for Niuean royalty. • Natural rock formations make for a thrilling swim.
Taupō
Place
• Go skydiving for panoramic views of the lake and volcanoes. • Experience an exhilarating tandem skydive over stunning scenery.
K'gari
Island
4.7
• Go 4WD on the world's largest sand island. • Explore freshwater lakes and ancient rainforests. • Spot dingoes and other unique wildlife.
Uluru
Natural feature
4.6
• Watch the sun rise over Uluru for dramatic color changes. • Witness the spiritual significance of this sacred Aboriginal site.
Rotorua
Place
• Experience a Maori Hāngī feast and cultural performance. • Learn about indigenous traditions, songs, and warrior dances.
Mount Hagen
Place
• Attend the vibrant Mount Hagen Cultural Show. • See a spectacular display of tribal dress, singing, and dancing.
Tanna
Island
4.2
• Meet traditional tribes and experience their ancient customs. • Visit active volcanoes and explore lush landscapes.
Sepik River
River
4.2
• See spirit houses in this remote region. • Explore the Sepik River for intricate tribal art and culture.
Kakadu
Place
• View ancient Aboriginal rock art (petroglyphs). • Explore wetlands and waterfalls rich in culture and wildlife.
Nan Madol
Historical landmark
4.6
• Explore the ancient city built on artificial islets. • Discover the mystical ruins of the "Venice of the Pacific".
Beqa Island
Island
4.4
• Go to a traditional firewalking ceremony. • Witness this sacred practice of the Sawau tribe.
Hobbiton™ Movie Set Tours
Landmark
4.7
• Go to the Hobbiton Movie Set. • Explore hobbit holes and the Green Dragon Inn.
Sydney Opera House
Performing arts theater
4.7
• Go to the Sydney Opera House. • Take a tour or see a performance at this iconic landmark.
Great Barrier Reef
Place
• Scuba dive in the Great Barrier Reef. • Explore a vibrant underwater world of coral and marine life.
Tonga
Place
• Swim with humpback whales in their breeding grounds. • Experience an incredible wildlife encounter.
Rottnest Island
Place
• Take a selfie with a quokka, a small marsupial native to the island. They are known for their friendly nature and 'smiling' appearance. You can rent a bike to explore the island's many beaches and bays. Ferries depart regularly from Perth and Fremantle.
Fiji
Place
• Go for a manta ray night snorkel. These gentle giants are often seen feeding on plankton. Many resorts offer guided night snorkeling tours. This is a unique way to experience Fiji's marine life.
Kangaroo Island
Natural feature
4.6
• Visit Kangaroo Island for its diverse wildlife and natural landscapes. See kangaroos, koalas, and sea lions in their natural habitats. Explore Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch. Ferries from Cape Jervis are available.
Kaikōura
Place
• Swim with dolphins in Kaikōura, known for its abundant marine life. Several operators offer guided tours. You can also spot whales and seals in the area.
Kennett River
Place
• Spot wild koalas in their natural habitat along the Great Ocean Road. Look up in the eucalyptus trees, especially around the Koala Cafe. This is a great stop for wildlife viewing.
Mon Repos
Place
• Witness turtle nesting and hatching at Mon Repos. It is home to the largest concentration of nesting marine turtles on Australia's east coast. ✓ Book a guided tour in advance to observe respectfully.
Stewart Island / Rakiura
Natural feature
4.6
• Go kiwi bird spotting on Stewart Island / Rakiura. It is one of the best places to see New Zealand's iconic national bird in the wild. Take a guided night tour for the best chance of a sighting. Reach the island by ferry from Bluff or by plane from Invercargill.
Daintree
Place
• Try to find a cassowary in the Daintree Rainforest. These large, flightless birds are elusive but can be spotted. Keep a respectful distance if you see one. This ancient rainforest is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Tikitere
Place
• Visit the mud baths in Hell's Gate for a unique geothermal experience. Soak in the mineral-rich mud, then rinse off in the sulfur spas. It is New Zealand's only geothermal mud bath complex. ✓ Book your entry time in advance.
Daintree Rainforest
Park
4.7
• Go on a Daintree Rainforest retreat for an immersive nature experience. Stay in eco-friendly accommodations. Enjoy guided walks and explore the ancient ecosystem. This is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Lake Tekapo
Place
• Stargaze at Lake Tekapo, part of an International Dark Sky Reserve. The clear, unpolluted skies offer incredible views of the Milky Way. Visit the Mount John Observatory for guided tours. The Church of the Good Shepherd is a popular photo spot.
Royal Davui Island Resort, Fiji
Resort hotel
4.9
• Indulge in an overwater spa experience at Royal Davui Island Resort. Enjoy treatments with stunning ocean views. This adults-only resort offers a secluded and luxurious escape. It is located on a private island.
Hot Water Beach
Place
• Dig your own hot pool in the sand at Hot Water Beach. Geothermal activity heats the water beneath the surface. ✓ Visit during low tide for the best experience and bring a shovel. Check tide times before you go.
Bay of Fires
Natural feature
4.7
• Visit the Bay of Fires for its vibrant orange-lichen-covered granite boulders. Explore pristine white-sand beaches and turquoise waters. It's ideal for hiking, swimming, and photography. Located on Tasmania's northeast coast.
Ratua Private Island Resort
Resort hotel
4.9
• Experience eco-luxe treehouse living at Ratua Private Island Resort. Stay in unique accommodations made from reclaimed Javanese teak. Enjoy secluded beaches and fresh local cuisine. The resort focuses on sustainability.
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