South Pacific Tours, Holiday Packages and Travel Deals
Escape to the South Pacific
Breath in the tropical scent of the South Pacific islands, exotic paradises surrounded by crystal-clear waters where you can easily slip into “island time”.
Discover the beauty of the South Pacific on journeys to the lush rainforests of Vanuatu, the idyllic beaches of Samoa and the Cook Islands or the stunning shores of Tahiti. Discover the warmth of Fijian hospitality or the chic charm of New Caledonia all found in this dazzling region just north of home.
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26, 27, 28 or 29
days
2 for 1 Hawaii, NZ & South Pacific Cruise
Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas
Flights
Cruise
Visit New Zealand & French Polynesia then soak up the Honolulu sun in Hawaii with a friend
Includes One-Way International Flight & Cruise
Date: 8 Apr 2025
Earn from 29,997 Qantas Points
9
days
South Pacific Voyage
Royal Caribbean’s Quantum of the Seas
Cruise
Embark on an idyllic getaway & spend days island-hopping around the Pacific with 2 itineraries to choose from
Includes Cruise, 4-Star Accommodation & More
Date: 27 Mar 2025
Earn from 10,194 Qantas Points when booking for 2
30
days
Bali, Top End & Tahitian Treasures
Oceania's MS Regatta
Flights
Cruise
Take a luxurious tropical cruise from Bali to Tahiti to relax in Nusa Dua, Lautoka, Apia, Bora Bora & more
Includes Return International Flights & Cruise
Date: 21 Jun 2025
Earn from 69,594 Qantas Points when booking for 2
115
days
114 Night World Cruise 2026
Princess Cruises' Crown Princess
Cruise
Unpack only once while you sail to discover 31 countries on 6 continents, visit 48 destinations & more
Includes 344 Meals, World-Class Entertainment & More
Dates: 10 May - 12 May 2026
Earn from 156,414 Qantas Points when booking for 2
26
days
Luxury Pacific Treasures Expedition
Seabourn Pursuit
Flights
Cruise
Hotel
Cruise in true all-inclusive luxury to mysterious Easter Island, Pitcairn Islands & exotic French Polynesia
Includes Return International Flights & Cruise
Date: 16 Mar 2025
Earn from 116,994 Qantas Points when booking for 2
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions - South Pacific tours
What are the best things to do in the South Pacific?
Visit vibrant cities and island ports, discover tropical paradise islands, relax on beautiful palm-fringed beaches, and immerse yourself in Polynesian cultures.
Where can I go for a South Pacific island holiday?
Choose from various island escapes, hotels and resorts on popular destinations like Fiji, Vanuatu and Tahiti. Options range from luxury overwater and beachfront accommodations to more budget-friendly choices. Search TripADeal’s website for more.
When is the best time to travel in the South Pacific?
The South Pacific is a year-round destination with warm seas, sunshine and clear blue skies waiting for you.
What is the weather like in the South Pacific?
The South Pacific enjoys a year-round tropical, warm climate. Expect average temperatures between 20°C and 30°C. May to October are the most popular months, with the humidity and rainfall increasing between November and April.
What types of cruises are available in the South Pacific?
Try a shorter cruise to nearby islands like New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji. Or embark on a Transpacific voyage that connects Tonga, Tahiti, Samoa, Hawaii and more. Specific cruises may focus on individual island chains such as Fiji, Tahiti or Hawaii.
Do South Pacific cruise deals include excursions?
Most cruise lines offer shore excursions, guided tours or opportunities to explore destinations at your own pace (charges may apply). Check TripADeal’s website or contact the TripADeal team for more details.
Where are the top spots for water activities in the South Pacific?
Popular sun-kissed beaches and coral reefs can be found in the turquoise lagoons of Aitutaki in the Cook Islands, the idyllic Yasawa Islands in Fiji, beautiful Moorea in French Polynesia and the great diving opportunities in Vanuatu’s Espiritu Santo.
What kind of food can I expect while travelling in the South Pacific?
Expect fresh seafood, tropical fruits, local dishes like coconut crab and taro, and many familiar international food options.
What type of clothes should I pack for the South Pacific?
Pack light, breathable clothing, including sundresses, shorts, T-shirts and swimwear. A light jacket is also recommended for cooler evenings. Flip-flops or reef shoes are also recommended for water-based fun. Comfortable walking shoes are also recommended for exploring. Finally, sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are also recommended.
Do I need a tourist visa for the South Pacific?
Visa requirements vary by country, and Australian citizens generally do not need a visa for short stays in many island nations. Check the latest visa and travel requirements at www.smartraveller.gov.au
Is tipping customary in the South Pacific?
Gratuities are often included in cruise fares. Tipping tour leaders, guides and crew members is a way to show appreciation for their service. Although highly recommended, gratuities and tipping vary by region. Both are optional and at your discretion.
What currency do I need in the South Pacific?
Various currencies are used in the South Pacific, with AU or USD dollars typically used aboard cruise ships. Major credit cards are accepted with island currency exchange and ATMs also available.
What is the time zone in the South Pacific?
The South Pacific spans several time zones across the International Date Line. Twelve different time zones are observed ranging from GMT - 9 to GMT + 14. Check local times for your destinations during your trip.
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