South Pacific

Few places on Earth offer such a serene escape in untouched natural beauty as the scattered islands of the South Pacific. Revered by artists and writers for their breathtaking landscapes and romantic mystique, these islands evoke a feeling of being at the edge of the known world. Here, warm and welcoming locals live with a deep appreciation for life’s simple pleasures—a mindset that effortlessly rubs off on visitors.

Fiji, with its collection of over 300 islands, blends a rich mix of cultures, ethnicities, and religions with a dramatic natural landscape of lush mountains, waterfalls, and crystal lagoons. First charted by Captain Cook in the 18th century, Fiji offers far more than a peaceful escape—it’s a haven for watersports lovers, adventure seekers, and cultural explorers alike.

The relaxed rhythm of the Cook Islands lures you in with vivid colours and tropical scents, creating a deep sense of calm. Towering cliffs and rugged peaks overlook sun-drenched atolls and lush volcanic isles—ideal for fishing, diving, and slow living. Dubbed the "Crown Jewel of the Pacific," the ancient Kingdom of Tonga is the smallest of the Pacific nations, yet rich in tradition, local customs, and oversized royalty. Located near the international dateline, Tonga lets you witness the first sunrise on Earth and explore its storied past and kind-hearted people.

Midway between California and Australia lies French Polynesia, with Tahiti as its most famous island. This dazzling world of coral-ringed isles and glowing blue lagoons has become a glamorous retreat for the global elite. From the luxury of Bora Bora to the remote mystery of the Tuamotu Islands, French Polynesia promises unforgettable adventures on a private yacht charter.

The Solomon Islands offer a unique chance to dive into a world of diverse, time-honoured traditions along unspoiled coastlines. A packed calendar of lively festivals brings colour and rhythm to a yacht journey here—where you’ll witness feathered Highland warriors, daring fire dancers wielding snakes, and island rowers dressed in brilliant regalia, chanting to the beat of tribal drums.