Week 1

French Polynesia – Tahiti

Starting destination is Tahiti to immerse yourself in a dreamscape of sandy atolls and shallow turquoise lagoons.

Week 3

French Polynesia – Vanuatu

In the West, the volcanic archipelago of Vanuatu is also worth visiting, due to its enchanting underwater caves, the spectacular reefs, natural jungles, and amazing cascading waterfalls.

Week 4

Melanesia

For extreme sports enthusiasts, do not miss the possibility to experience land diving, considered an important tradition in Vanuatu.

Another important point is not miss the chance to visit the Yasur Volcano. This volcano is one of the most active ones and has been erupting every few minutes since the last 800 years. It is also known worldwide for its beautiful eruptions that can be also admired from the sea.

Week 5

Melanesia

Have a charming adventure to live is to swim in the “jellyfish lake”. Many many years ago, the local jellyfish were trapped in the Palau Lake after the rise of a submerged reef from the sea that created a saltwater lake. In this lake, the jellyfish have adapted to the new natural conditions by losing their sting. In this way, it is now possible to swim with them. This marine species follow the sun and remain at the surface, thus remaining visible while snorkeling.

Week 6

Fiji Islands

The best time to travel around the Fiji islands is during the dry season, from May to September. In this period, the temperatures are a bit cooler, but still warm to enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and exploring the intoxicating blend of cultures on Viti Levu – its main island. After visiting the main island, rich in cultural experiences, it is worth visiting the nearby remote islands by cruising with the dolphins, turtles and reef sharks, and having a look at the beautiful and untouched corals.

Note: itinerary days or week/s can be adjusted and amended per individual guest choice.