
Fiji · Island Escapes
Fiji: A Week by the Lagoon
7 nights, suggested
Settle into one island resort, with time for the beach, the water, and days you do not need to fill.


THE NIFTY DUCKS SOUTH PACIFIC COLLECTION
Distinct islands. Thoughtful journeys.
Travel, thoughtfully yours.
A FEW ISLANDS.
A FULLER JOURNEY.
The South Pacific brings together distinct islands, cultures, and ways to travel. Begin with what matters to you: lagoon days, time together, local discovery, or a sailing with room for a stay on land.
SIX PLACES TO BEGIN
Choose one destination to explore in depth. Connecting different island nations is a separate flight and calendar decision.

Viti Levu · Mamanuca Islands · Yasawa Islands
An island stay, with room to explore.
Choose Fiji for a beachside retreat, family time, or an island stay with a little more adventure. Viti Levu and the offshore island groups offer different settings, so the transfer is part of choosing the right base.
A suggested starting point: 7–10 nights
Explore Fiji ↗
Tahiti · Moorea · Bora Bora · Huahine · Raiatea & Taha’a
Lagoon days. Islands with their own stories.
French Polynesia is more than a single lagoon. Begin with Tahiti and choose a small number of islands that fit your interests. Moorea, Bora Bora, and the quieter Society Islands offer different ways to balance a memorable stay with local discovery.
A suggested starting point: 8–12 nights
Explore The Islands of Tahiti ↗
Rarotonga · Aitutaki · Optional outer islands
A little discovery. A longer exhale.
Pair Rarotonga with Aitutaki, or settle into one island for a slower stay. Explore from a base on Rarotonga, then slow down with time on and beside Aitutaki’s lagoon.
A suggested starting point: 7–10 nights
Explore The Cook Islands ↗
Upolu · Apia · Savai’i
Island landscapes. Living traditions.
Samoa rewards a journey that makes space for the places and people behind the scenery. Begin on Upolu, then consider Savai’i when your time supports another island chapter. Choose guiding and stays with local customs in mind.
A suggested starting point: 8–10 nights
Explore Samoa ↗
Tongatapu · Vava’u · Other islands by arrangement
A considered route. Time beside the water.
Tonga suits travelers who enjoy shaping a trip around a few meaningful experiences. Combine time on Tongatapu with a longer Vava’u stay when the connections work, rather than adding distant island groups to a short visit.
A suggested starting point: 7–10 nights
Explore Tonga ↗
Efate · Espiritu Santo · Other islands after current checks
Coastal stays. Discovery with local guidance.
Begin with a focused Efate or Espiritu Santo stay, or connect the two when transport and current conditions support it. Vanuatu calls for a plan built around the places, accommodation, and experiences actually available for your dates.
A suggested starting point: 7–10 nights
Explore Vanuatu ↗
THE ISLANDS OF TAHITI · DESTINATION INSPIRATIONLET THE STAY MATTER
A beach villa, overwater bungalow, small island retreat, and family resort offer different experiences. Ed helps you compare the setting, room, meals, and the journey to get there.
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Find your stay with EdTHOUGHTFUL JOURNEYS. YOUR OWN PACE.
Each route is a starting point. Ed will refine the stays, connections, and experiences around you.
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Fiji · Island Escapes
7 nights, suggested
Settle into one island resort, with time for the beach, the water, and days you do not need to fill.

Fiji · Family & Friends
10 nights, suggested
Combine an easy mainland beginning with a longer island stay chosen around your family or group.

The Islands of Tahiti · Celebrations
10 nights, suggested
Pair island discovery with a longer lagoon stay, giving each place its own part in the journey.

The Islands of Tahiti · Island Escapes
11 nights, suggested
Look beyond a familiar island pairing and choose time for heritage, landscapes, and a quieter stay.

The Islands of Tahiti · Land & Sea
3–5 nights on land + your sailing
Let an island stay complement the sailing, with accommodation and transfers coordinated around your actual itinerary.

The Cook Islands · Island Escapes
8 nights, suggested
A balanced Cook Islands introduction, with time for local discovery and a distinct lagoon chapter.

The Cook Islands · Celebrations
7 nights, suggested
Make a longer island stay the focus, with accommodation and time together taking priority over extra stops.

Samoa · Culture & Discovery
9 nights, suggested
Give each island its own time, with locally guided discovery and an unhurried coastal stay.

Tonga · Culture & Discovery
8 nights, suggested
A focused introduction with time for local context and a longer stay beside the water.

Vanuatu · Culture & Discovery
8 nights, suggested
An island pairing to explore with Ed after checking current services, accommodation, and local conditions.

The Cook Islands · Longer Journeys
15 nights, suggested
Follow a focused North Island chapter with a slower Cook Islands stay, when flights and your calendar align.

Fiji · Longer Journeys
12 nights, suggested
Pair Australian city days with a longer island stay, with flights and transfers arranged around your dates.
Suggested nights describe time on the ground; international travel days are additional. Routes depend on actual transport, availability, and your confirmed proposal.
MAKE THE CONNECTION WORTHWHILE
A South Pacific stay can complement a longer journey when the flights, dates, and extra nights make sense. Ed will check the route and any date changes before building the island chapter.
Pair a focused Australian stay with time in Fiji. Keep the itinerary grounded in the actual flights and island transfers for your dates.
Explore the Australia collection ↗Follow a city or landscape chapter with an island stay. Allow time for the connection and check the calendar on both sides of the International Date Line.
Explore the New Zealand collection ↗A LITTLE PERSPECTIVE
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