Discover Pacific Island Holidays

A Port Vila kind of life

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Set on a beautiful natural harbour, Port Vila is a magnificent cultural blend with Melanesian, English, French and Asian influences. You’ll love the warm hospitality, beautiful scenery and great cafe culture. You won’t soon forget your visit to Port Villa.

Join the Isle of Pines family

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Situated 50km southeast of its mainland of New Caledonia, Isle of Pines is truly a tropical wonderland. With a population of 220,000, the close knit atmosphere and breathtaking surroundings make for a true escape from the everyday.

Experience the cosmopolitan Noumea

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Heavily influenced by both its French roots and South Pacific locale, Noumea is a place unlike any other. Ride Le Petit Train into town from the port to sample traditional French and local delicacies, shop in old markets and take in the colonial architecture.

Lifou in all its glory

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A much loved stop on many P&O Cruises itineraries, Lifou proves itself an unforgettable destination to all visitors. From limestone caves and white sand beaches, to coral reefs teeming with brightly coloured marine life, the island’s beauty is only surpassed by the warmth of its people.

The best of Vanuatu, Santo

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Proof that the Vanuatu has more to offer than just endless white beaches, crystal waters, and blue skies (though you'll find all of those here), Santo is home to the world's most intact and accessible shipwreck – the 22,000-tonne President Coolidge.

Fall in love with Nuku’alofa

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Translating to mean “Home of Love”, Nuku’alofa is a great place for travellers to stretch their legs and explore by foot. Its markets are widely renowned for their crafts and it is a great portal from which to discover the surrounding islands.

Experience the island paradise of Vava’u

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Think sun, scenery and water-based recreation. Think dolphins, tropical fish, small villages and unspoilt scenery. Vava’u has a year-round warm climate, perfect for those wishing to flee the grips of everyday life and find themselves somewhere amazing.

Vila City Highlights

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After cyclone Yasi devastated her home town, Sally decided to get out there, get on her first cruise and experience other cultures. On her tour of Port Vila she finds that there is so much more to the world than the town you live in and your day to day life.