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Hawaii: It's Hawaii Full-O

Hawaiian sun and surf is great and all that, but what Yvonne Tahana really wanted to know about was the food.

Niue: It takes a village...

Jeff Evans witnesses a rite of passage in Niue, and learns how traditions can hold a community together.

Hawaii: Club tropicana

Fashion designer Adrian Hailwood heads to Hawaii for a week of glamour and high living.

Samoa: Tales of the teller live on

Robert Louis Stevenson chose Apia as his last home, writes Robyn Yousef.

Hawaii: A l-o-n-g Waikiki weekend

This is the kind of beach holiday daydreams are made of, writes Dana Johannsen.

Niue: The many charms of Niue

Vanuatu: Beef, bouillabaisse and bougainvillea

Paul Rush visits the gourmet capital of the South Pacific.

Palau: The very peculiar Pacific paradise

David Barbeler finds himself both puzzled and fascinated by the remote and untouched tiny island nation of Palau.

Tahiti: Flower power in the Pacific

Top five things to do in Moorea

Tahiti is a dream destination, perfect for those wanting to escape big city nonsense and enjoy some of the best diving and snorkelling in the world.

Papua New Guinea: A unique proposition

In exploring Papua New Guinea's diverse culture, Christine Cornege contemplates her place in the world.

Hawaii: Say aloha to adventure on a luxury liner

Peter Hamling spends a week cruising the Hawaiian islands.

Dreaming of a Fijian Christmas

It's different, it's fun and it's only three hours away, Peter Malcouronne looks at island festivities.

Cook Islands: Such a perfect day

Pamela Wade is glad she spent time in the Cook Islands exploring glorious Aitutaki.

Fiji: Stopover serenity

Michael Dickison interrupts a long flight with a mini-break in Fiji.

Top tips for a Tongan break

Abby Gillies soaks up the vibe in a tropical kingdom of idyllic beauty where time has been forgotten.

Tonga: Swimming with giants

Abby Gillies dives into the world of the humpback whale, in the blue seas surrounding Tonga.

Cook Islands: no need for traffic lights

Raratonga's buses take 40 minutes to circle the paved rim of the Cook Islands' main isle, passing through tiny coastal villages. Jump on the wrong bus and the worst that happens is that you arrive slightly late.