Oceania is a collective name of the islands, scattered all over the Pacific Ocean between Asia and America. This region, crossed by the equator, is far and unique. But if you are filled with the spirit of adventure, you will open here the way to its ideal shores, photogenic lagoons, historical artifacts, and authentic Pacific culture. There is nothing on Earth like the Pitcairn Islands and many other corners of Oceania. Learn more about its romantic beaches from our rating.
The wild Whitehaven beach with fabulously white sand makes an indelible impression. This miracle of unspoiled nature is located in the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, on the largest of the 74 islands of Whitsunday. Repeated winner of prestigious contests, Whitehaven deservedly enjoys the fame of Australia's most photogenic beach.
The Bora Bora Atoll in the southern part of the Pacific ocean, which belongs to the French Polynesian Society Islands group, is called an earthly paradise. It acquired such a flattering definition due to his natural advantages. Amazingly clean water, white sandy beaches, air temperature that is at +27° all year round, sprawling palm trees surrounding the coast, tender sun, warming body and soul. All this together exactly corresponds to our ideas of what paradise should look like.
Cape Tribulation is one of the pearls of Queensland. The beach is located on the north side of the cape of the same name. The history of its name is connected with the misadventures of explorer James Cook, who fell into the "crazy maze" when his ship crashed into the Endeavor reef near the Cape Tribulation. Cook called him the Cape of Sorrow, because here all his troubles began.
Bronte is a small but popular sandy beach in the eastern suburbs of Sydney. It was named after the Duke of Bronte (better known as vice admiral Nelson). Bronte is connected to the neighboring beaches of Bondi and Coogee by a paved promenade along the rocky coast. On this trail you can often meet trekkers and runners. Every December, long distance swimming competitions are held between the beaches of Bondi and Bronte.
The islands of French Polynesian Society are 115 islands, small and large, crowded and deserted. The main island of the archipelago is Tahiti. Its two mountain ranges are separated by an isthmus so that on top it resembles a turtle. Despite the variety of the landscape, there are few beaches in Tahiti. There are even fewer good beaches. Beaches with white and black sand, with calm water and strong waves, rocky and shingle. You can find a beach corner for all tastes on Tahiti.
Mindil is Darwin's most popular beach and one of its major attractions. This part of coast is located in a cozy green bay in northern Australia and is great for swimming, sports, walks along the coast.
Cathedral Cove is a small wild beach located in the north of New Zealand. Cathedral Cove is known for a rocky arch formed in the middle of the rock. In shadow of rocky arch you can hide from the summer heat and on background - to make the most beautiful photos.
The Aitutaki Beach belongs to the Aitutaki Lagoon Resort & Spa and is located in the heart of the Pacific Ocean's south. It's only a couple minutes away from the main Aitutaki Island.
Wategos is one of the best holiday destinations in the Cape Byron Nature Reserve. People come here for picnics, kayaking, snorkeling and surfing. You will be delighted with the peaceful atmosphere of this beautiful and sheltered beach.
Castaway Island or Calito, as the Fijians call it, is one of the most beautiful in the Mamanuca group of Islands. Tourists visit the northern part, where there is a clean private resort. It's about 20km away from Nadi airport. Travelers reach the holiday destination by boat, seaplane or helicopter.
Lucky Bay is a gulf on the south coast of Western Australia, located in Cape Le Grand National Park, west of Esperance. Known for its bright white sands and turquoise waters, Lucky Bay is suitable for families with children, especially in the northwestern part.
Titikaveka Beach is one of the resorts on the Cook Islands with everything necessary for snorkeling. The clean water, lack of waves and water temperature of 28-29 degrees Celsius guarantee a safe dive.
For more than 100 years, the kilometer-long white beach of Cotteslo has been a favorite of the inhabitants of Perth. It is a half hour drive from the city center. This is a popular place for snorkeling, surfing, beach cricket.
Wharariki is a wide beach surrounded by mountain peaks, sand dunes and dense forest. Beach consists of 2 parts separated by a rock. There is a small hotel, playground, cozy cafe in 500 meters from beach. The nearest large town is 29 km south of the beach.
Palau Royal Resort Beach is a popular hotel beach, located on the island of Malakal.