Tahiti Travel Destinations - Just imagine yourself on the deck of your over water bungalow, having your breakfast served by outrigger canoe, gazing at white powder sand beaches and turquoise lagoons. Paradise is found.

In Papeete, you'll find a modern, bustling port, with shopping ranging from black pearl boutiques to island handicrafts to the latest in French fashions. Sip a drink and people-watch at a sidewalk cafe, or savor the delicate flavors of French cuisine. On Moorea, jagged peaks, deep valleys, cascading waterfalls and breathtaking bays make a stunning backdrop for your tropical adventure. Bora Bora has been called the most beautiful island in the world. Its lagoon, a haven for water sports, ranges from palest turquoise to deepest blue.

Fiji Travel Destinations - A tropical splendor of white sand beaches, blue lagoons and palm fringed resorts.

About a 10 1/2 hour non-stop flight from Los Angeles. Fiji consists of 18,376 square miles and about 330 islands. About 100 of the islands are inhibited. Fiji consists of several island groups. Viti Levu and Vanua Levu are the two largest islands. Tavenui is the garden island of Fiji and the most popular scuba diving destination. The balance of the islands are divided into groups. The Yasawas and the Mamanuca groups are home to the most popular private island resorts. Romantic seclusion or exotic adventure. Visit an unchanged Fijian village. Go big game fishing in the depths of the South Pacific Ocean. Get a massage on the deck of your private bure. Surf uncrowded waves. Fiji has a warm tropical climate throughout the year.

There is a mild dry season May through October, with a hotter humid season Nov. through April. Temperatures range from 72-88 F degrees (22-31 Celsius). The splendid reef systems of Fiji offer spectacular scuba diving.  Other popular activities are snorkeling, surfing, windsurfing, yachting, hiking, bicycling, and golf.

Cook Islands Destinations - Looking for a remote island paradise, discovered by few tourists?  The Cook Islands are the perfect choice.

The beauty and charm of the Cook Islands is matched only by the warmth and spontaneous hospitality of the locals. The culture is expressed through music and dance, and the islanders take great pride in traditional songs, Sunday hymns, and the distinctive crafts which exist in their day-to-day lives.  Rarotonga is the largest of the fifteen islands, with white sand beaches and a high mountainous interior, encircled by a protective reef and lagoon. Partly volcanic and partly atoll, Aitutaki boasts a crystal clear turquoise lagoon and white sand beaches . . . perfect for water sports. Leave the crowds behind, and enjoy a truly unique island getaway.