Oceania

Australia is the largest country in Oceania and is enclosed by the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

The capital and largest city of the Australian island state Tasmania, Hobart is a treat to explore.

One of the most breathtakingly beautiful countries in the world, New Zealand in Oceania is awash with stunning natural sights.

Located amidst the Pacific Ocean southeast of Australia, New Zealand is comprised of two main islands and is famous for its towering mountains and stunning natural scenery.

This city isn’t Australia’s capital, but with its history, melting pot of cultures, skyscrapers and endless things to do, Sydney is definitely the most well known of the nation’s big cities.

Getting to far-off Australia involves a long flight for most travelers.

The only tropical capital city in Australia, Darwin lies nestled away in the far north of the Northern Territory, looking out over the sparkling waters of the Timor Sea.

Although often overlooked by visitors to Sydney, the lovely coastal city of Wollongong is certainly worth visiting in its own right.

Affectionately known as ‘Lonnie’ to locals, Launceston is a lovely place to visit that has plenty to offer.

The city of Melbourne, is a coastal metropole with a cosmopolitan vibe. It is considered to the be the cultural capital of Australia, and it is easy to see why.

Auckland, New Zealand’s largest city, has many things going for it. It’s home to the world’s largest Polynesian population.

Lying on the east coast of New Zealand overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the small city of Napier on North Island is a very pretty and pleasant place to spend some time.

New Zealand’s fifth-largest city, booming Tauranga is an increasingly popular place to live and vacation and it is easy to see why.

The second-oldest city in Australia, Newcastle is located two hours’ drive north of Sydney along the coast of New South Wales.

As Australia’s oldest, largest and most urbane city, beautiful Sydney has something special to offer every visitor.