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Oceania

Reef, rock, and rainforest — Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific

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About Oceania

Oceania spans a continent and a thousand islands: Sydney's harbour and Melbourne's laneways, the red monolith of Uluru rising from the desert, the Great Barrier Reef's coral gardens off Cairns, New Zealand's fjords and volcanoes, and the impossibly blue lagoons of Fiji, Moorea, and Bora Bora. It's the region built for both big-city long weekends and total off-grid disconnection — often within the same trip.

Our Oceania Guides

Sydney

Sydney

Australia

Harbour, beaches, and the most photogenic city in the southern hemisphere

September – November, March – May (warm, dry, fewer crowds)AUD 250–600 per day

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Queenstown

Queenstown

New Zealand

The adventure capital of the world — fjords, skiing, and bungee jumping

December – February (summer), June – September (ski season)$120–$350 per day

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Bora Bora

Bora Bora

French Polynesia

The most beautiful lagoon on earth — and overwater bungalows done right

May – October (dry season)$600–$2,000+ per day (resort) / $150–300 (guesthouse)

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Melbourne

Melbourne

Australia

Laneways, coffee culture, and the sporting capital of the southern hemisphere

March – May, September – November (mild, dry, fewer crowds)$120–$320 per day

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Cairns

Cairns

Australia

Gateway to the Great Barrier Reef and the Daintree rainforest

May – October (dry season, calmer seas, best reef visibility)$90–$280 per day

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Fiji

Fiji

Fiji

Overwater bungalows, coral reefs, and a village culture the resorts sit alongside

May – October (dry season, cooler and less humid)$90–$400 per day (wide range: village-stay budget to overwater luxury)

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Auckland

Auckland

New Zealand

The City of Sails, built across fifty extinct volcanoes

December – February (summer), October – November and March – April (shoulder, fewer crowds)$110–$320 per day

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Uluru

Uluru

Australia

The sacred red heart of the Australian outback

May – September (cooler, dry desert winter — avoid the extreme summer heat)$180–$650 per day (accommodation is a near-monopoly and priced accordingly)

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Gold Coast

Gold Coast

Australia

Fifty-seven kilometres of surf beach, theme parks, and a hinterland most visitors skip

April – October (dry season, mild to warm, low humidity)$90–$320 per day

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Moorea

Moorea

French Polynesia

Bora Bora's quieter, cheaper, twenty-minutes-from-Tahiti sibling

May – October (dry season, cooler and less humid)$100–$550 per day (wide range: campground to overwater luxury)

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Coming Soon

We're working on full destination guides for these — check back soon.

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TasmaniaSoon

Australia

Wild coastlines, MONA, and some of the cleanest air on earth

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RarotongaSoon

Cook Islands

A lagoon so calm it barely counts as ocean

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WellingtonSoon

New Zealand

Craft beer, Te Papa, and the windiest capital in the world

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VanuatuSoon

Vanuatu

Active volcanoes, blue holes, and some of the friendliest islands in the Pacific