Holidays in Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific
At All Ways Pacific we work hard to continually offer you new ideas and experiences to enrich your holiday choices. Few know this extraordinarily diverse, exciting and beautiful part of the world better.
Being totally focussed on New Zealand, Australia and the South Pacific, we are dedicated to delivering a genuinely specialist service and never lose sight of the little things that really matter. We only create itineraries and tours to this part of the world exclusively because it is the place we call home, the place we know better than anywhere else.
Enjoy browsing through our inspirational website, contact our office to discuss your ideas, then let us create a unique holiday exclusively for you.
New Zealand
This pure and unspoilt country of just 4 million inhabitants covers an area just slightly larger than the United Kingdom. One quarter is protected wilderness and much of the country remains pollution free – protecting the clean, green image that is synonymous with New Zealand. Its spectacular scenery includes snow-capped alps and deep fiords scattered with beautiful islets, luxuriant rainforests, river laced lowlands, active volcanoes, gushing hot springs and glorious beaches.
Australia
Australia is a huge continent, twice the size of Europe, yet with the lowest population density in the world. It boasts amazing natural wealth, awesome scenery, a unique collection of flora and fauna and an abundance of wildlife. The environment has an intriguing diversity, with endless miles of unspoilt beaches, colourful marine life in pristine waters, lush tropical rainforest, rugged mountain ranges, and vast tracts of desert.
South Pacific
Warm, turquoise lagoons teeming with rainbow-hued reef fish and decorated with colourful corals. Soft, white sandy beaches fringed with shady palms and exotic sweet-smelling blooms. And lush tropical rainforests hiding secret waterfalls and beautiful birds. If you asked what most people's idea of the perfect paradise island would be, you'd discover that most of the South Pacific islands come pretty close.
