Comprised of over 300 volcanic islands, the Fiji archipelago is at the crossroads of South Pacific. Tropical climate, palm-lined beaches and coral reefs, and location on the Pacific routes, Fiji made a top destination for tourists. ...

   Called "Valley Isle" because of the narrow valley between Haleakala and West Maui Mountains, Maui Island is just a small dot in the Pacific Ocean, but is a place that offers visitors unforgettable experiences - floating in weightlessness among colonies of tropical fish, panoramic views 3.000 m the height of a volcano and sound of rain drops on the leaves of bamboo....

   Barbados combines wild beaches, crystalline waters and abundant flora with great music, delicious food and great culture. Beautiful colonial buildings in Bridgetown capital dates from the seventeenth century, and many residents are descendants of African slaves brought to the island to toil on sugar plantations. Do not miss the dramatic differences between east coast and the west. The east, situated on the Atlantic, is less developed and more wild. West coast has many resort...

   Tahiti is the largest of the 118 islands and atolls that make up French Polynesia. 467km ² area consists of mountain peaks with heights up to 2.241m forming a crown in the scattered clouds. Deep valleys covered by tropical forest and ferns, with waterfalls that spill into cool rivers flowing through fields of flowers.       Around Tahiti-Nui (big Tahiti) of 114 km road winds between the sea and mountains, and Tahiti Peninsula-I (the ...

    Los Cabos, the place where the desert meets the sea, get fascinated over two million visitors each year. The two twin cities located in top Baja California peninsula, Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, along with Los Cabos corridor formed between them. United through travel corridor of 37 km sprinkled with golf courses, beaches and modern resorts of dramatic beauty, the two cities are very different: while Cabo San Lucas has a small port and an intense nightlife, San Jos...