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South Pacific Hotel Picture Gallery
Our South Pacific hotel guide aims to help you find the right accommodation for your holidays by offering for free the largest collection of independently taken photographs of South Pacific hotels from all around the islands. We have personally visited the majority of hotels in Fiji, Cook Islands, Tonga, Samoa, Vanuatu, New Caledonia and Tahiti, and have selected what we consider the best South Pacific hotels in all price categories from upmarket resorts to backpacker hostels.
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Hawaii Hotel Pictures |
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To view South Pacific hotel locations and individual property pictures, please select a region in the map below - note Fiji is the most popular South Pacific tourist destination with over 100 beautiful beach resorts and is very popular with the Australian market, followed by the Cook Islands which appeals more to New Zealanders. Tonga and Samoa are very low key tourist destinations with just a handful of resorts, whilst Vanuatu is popular as an adventure detsination with a fascinating and very authentic traditional culture. Both Tahiti and New Caledonia are French speaking destinations and appeal more to the European market, with Tahiti popualr for its romantic overwater bungalows, and New Caledonia for its sophisticated seaside town of Noumea.
Our Hotel Guide
South Pacific hotels offer some of the most idyllic holidays in the world. Most are reasonably priced compared to world standards, offer breathtaking beach settings with exceptional snorkelling, with wonderful and genuine hospitality. Food quality is sometimes lacking due to limited resources and the fact that isolated locations and small number of guests make it impracticle to keep a broad menu. However, if you like fish and fruits, you cant go wrong.
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Fiji is the most popular destination and offers a mix of large family hotels, small intimate resorts and traditional thatch beach bures operated by local Fijians in their village environment. The Cook Islands is the preferred destination for a laid back holiday with lots of small self catering beach bungalows and excellent restaurants. Tahiti is renowned for its glamorous over water bungalows, but is very expensive. Samoa excels in offering traditional beach bungalows alongside exquisite beaches and amongst stunning coastal scenery. Tonga is the ideal geataway from the crowds holiday with a couple of small resorts and great beaches and snorkelling. Hawaii, in the North Pacific, has many large hotels and bed and breakfast guesthouses and is ideal for those wanting to experience the bustle of Waikiki Beach or for people who love golfing and sightseeing holidays.
Our Picture Library
To help you visualize potential holiday accommodation, our in-house professional photographers have visited over 300 hotels in the South Pacific - from the smallest guesthouse to the largest resort. We have published over 5000 unique photographs which represents by far the largest single collection of imagery for the region. Through our unique and fresh imagery we hope to give you an unbiased view to help you select and pick your dream holiday accommodation.
This Hotel Picture Guide is brought to you by Pacific Travel Guides. This leading independent travel publisher is based in Fiji and aims to provide unbiased travel information to help potential holiday-makers plan their trip to the South Pacific. We do not sell individual hotels, tours or packages - we simply provide an overview to help you make the decision and provide links for you to make further enquiries and bookings. All the pictures in this website have been taken by us and try to show a true representation of our destinations. No picture has been staged - all were taken as presented.
Our small team of researchers travel around the hotels of the south pacific on a regular basis to update our guides and to ensure their accuracy. Please feel free to contribute your own travel experiences to pass on to fellow travellers.
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