The South Pacific is a mix of extremes—untouched landscapes, deep-rooted traditions, and an ever-growing modern presence.

You’ve got volcanic islands rising out of the ocean, coral atolls barely skimming the surface, and cultures that have adapted to both isolation and outside influence.

One day you’re hiking through New Zealand’s fjords, the next you’re watching fire dancers in Samoa. The scenery is absurdly beautiful, but the real draw is how each island feels entirely different from the last.