Oceania Travel Guide

Oceania gathers the territories located in the Indian Ocean like Australia, New Zealand as well as many islands and archipelagoes like Polynesia, New Guinea-News-Guinea, the Samoa islands or the Vanuatu. Oceania is smallest of the five continents with nearly 32 million inhabitants. On this continent, the seasons are reversed. The summer extends from December to June before leaving its place to the winter. Oceania abounds in sites natural and cultural not to fail to start with the coral barrier in Australia. It extends on 2000 kms and is classified with the world heritage of UNESCO. The other sites to be seen in Oceania are Ayers Rock in Australia, famous gigantic monolith and crowned site of the aboriginals, Wellington, the capital of New Zealand, called Windy City, the volcanos of the area of Rotorua, city famous for its geothermal activity, or the national park of Fiordland, where the most famous treks of New Zealand are, classified to UNESCO. Finally the islands and archipelagoes of Oceania also give place to superb tourist stays: folk excursion, diving, fishings, animations, etc In Polynesia, the islands and atolls of Tahiti, Bora Bora or Moorea constitute as many tourist sites of exception. Assured expatriation!