Located halfway between New Zealand and Hawaii, the Cook Islands offer an idyllic climate, endless adventure, romance and pure relaxation. The arrival is easy with flights from Air New Zealand, Virgin Australia, Jetstar and Air Tahiti as well as domestic flights between the islands with our national airline Air Rarotonga.
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Pago Pago, the capital of American Samoa on Tutuila Island, is also considered the urban center of the territory. The city has a picturesque and busy port and is surrounded by green trees and imposing mountains. It consists of several small villages and popular beaches and covers much of the …
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American Samoa is probably the last unadulterated tropical island paradise among the outer territories and territories of the USA. Few tourists get lost on the islands in the heart of Polynesia, which are about halfway between Hawaii and New Zealand. The landscape is characterized by breathtaking volcanic peaks, dense rainforests …
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New South Wales, with the capital Sydney, is a state in the southeast of Australia and borders the states of Victoria in the south, South Australia in the west and Queensland in the north. New South Wales includes the territory of the Australian Capital Territory, in which Australia’s capital Canberra …
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The Sydney Opera House is a building of enormous size. The opera house on the peninsula in front of Sydney – Bennelong Point – is 183 meters long and 118 meters wide and is available for its visitors. A construction period of 14 years and the discord between the government …
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Sydney is located on the southeast coast of Australia between the Pacific Ocean and the Blue Mountains. Sydney is the oldest and with more than 4 million inhabitants also the largest city of Australia. It is the capital of the state of New South Wales. The capital of Australia is …
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Australia is the only state on Earth that covers an entire continent. Australia is the smallest of the continents of the Earth and accounts for most of the land mass of Oceania. Its greatest east-west distance is about 4500 km, the north-south extent is about 3600 km.
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