Royal Caribbean International South Pacific / Tahiti Cruises

Discover your own tropical paradise with a Royal Caribbean South Pacific cruise. You’ll explore Pacific islands off the coast of Australia, including New Caledonia, Vanuatu and Fiji. With unique wildlife, impressive coral reefs and some of the world’s most premier snorkeling and diving locations, each destination offers plenty of opportunity for adventure. Or, if you desire a more relaxing island retreat, lounge about on one of the South Pacific’s plentiful white sand beaches. These islands are really too amazing for words, and you have to see them to realize their full beauty. Fortunately, you can do just that on an affordable Royal Caribbean cruise to the South Pacific.

Things to Do on a South Pacific Cruise with Royal Caribbean

Royal Caribbean’s South Pacific cruises take you to various gems of the South Pacific, including the wildlife sanctuaries of New Caledonia and the spectacular beaches of Fiji. You can also explore the wonders below the water’s surface, as the South Pacific is loaded with amazing snorkeling and diving spots. Featured below are some of the best things to do when cruising to the South Pacific with Royal Caribbean:

• Forest Park & Bird Sanctuary (Noumea, New Caledonia)
  Enjoy a guided tour of Parc Zoologique et Forestier, Noumea’s 85-acre nature park and bird sanctuary. Throughout your tour you’ll marvel at the unique flora and fauna, including several fascinating species of birds. You could even spot the endangered kagu, a nearly flightless bird whose call resembles a dog’s bark.
   

• Secret Garden Outdoor Cultural Tour (Vila, Vanuatu)
  Explore the tropical Secret Gardens of Port Vila, Vanuatu. Stroll through the lush vegetation, medicinal plants and flowing vines while keeping your eyes peeled for birds, lizards and snakes. After discovering the gardens, learn about Vanuatu’s history and culture through sand drawing demonstrations and a collection of WWII artifacts.
   

• Noumea Mangrove Discovery (Noumea, New Caledonia)
  Experience New Caledonia’s diverse eco-system as you head into the mysterious (and endangered) mangroves of Noumea’s Ouemo Peninsula. You’ll also enjoy two special scenic lookouts offering panoramic views of the region before your tour returns through Noumea’s French colonial neighborhoods.
   

• Lautoka Abaca Village (Lautoka, Fiji)
  It won’t take long to realize the natural beauty of Fiji, but the culture, history and people are just as vibrant and amazing. See it for yourself at the Lautoka Abaca Village located in the shadow of Mount Koroyanitu. You’ll see what community life is like for the tribes inhabiting Fiji.
   

• Treasures of Espiritu Santo (Champagne Bay, Vanuatu)
  Grab your snorkel or scuba gear and go hunting for historical treasures in the tropical waters surrounding Champagne Bay, located on the island of Espiritu Santo. The island was an Allied base during WWII and still presents opportunities for exploring the war’s history, like at the sunken SS President Coolidge troopship.
   

• Surf & Turf in Suva (Suva, Fiji)
  Go on a surfing excursion in the crystal clear waters surrounding Suva, Fiji and enjoy the most exhilarating views of the Suva lighthouse. Afterwards, you can visit the Fiji Museum to learn more about this incredible island through several insightful artifacts and exhibits, including one dedicated to the history of cannibalism in Fiji.