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A Country of Contrast and Connection
Vietnam is a land of vivid colour and powerful contrasts, where ancient temples and modern cities sit side by side and dramatic landscapes stretch from the highlands to the coast. With its deep culture, mouthwatering cuisine and welcoming spirit, Vietnam invites travellers to experience something truly memorable.
Cruise through the limestone karsts of Ha Long Bay, wander the lantern-lit streets of Hoi An or explore the historic charm of Hanoi’s Old Quarter. In the south, dive into the energy of Ho Chi Minh City or relax in the Mekong Delta, where life flows slowly along palm-lined canals. Whether you’re trekking in Sapa or tasting street food in Hue, Vietnam offers rich rewards at every turn.
Vietnam works beautifully for tailor-made holidays. You can travel north to south or focus on a particular region. Choose from cultural touring, beach stays, active adventures or a mix of all three. Accommodation ranges from heritage hotels and luxury retreats to quiet riverside lodges.
The best time to visit varies by region. The north is ideal from October to April, the south is great year-round, and the central coast shines from February to August. We’ll help you choose the right route and season based on your interests.
With Nexus Travel, we’ll design your Vietnam journey with care and balance. Whether you’re travelling for culture, food, scenery or relaxation, we’ll ensure every step of your experience feels seamless, enriching and full of local insight.
Where can you travel with us in the South Pacific?
Our specialists can help you plan your trip, individually focusing on your tastes and interests, to the destinations below and more!
Fiji
French Polynesia
Cook Islands
New Zealand
Top Hotels
Explore our curated collection of top hotels, where exceptional comfort meets refined style. Hand-picked for their outstanding service, prime locations and unique character, these properties offer more than just a place to stay – they elevate your entire travel experience.
St. Regis Bora Bora
St. Regis Bora Bora offers unparalleled luxury amid stunning turquoise waters and lush landscapes. This exquisite resort features elegantly appointed overwater villas with breathtaking views of Mount Otemanu. Guests indulge in exceptional dining experiences, an opulent spa, and personalised butler service, all while enjoying the natural beauty of this tropical paradise.
The Brando - Tetiaroa Pvt. Island
The Brando is an exclusive eco-friendly resort on the island of Tetiaroa, offering sustainable luxury in a pristine setting. Featuring elegant villas with beachfront access, the resort provides a tranquil escape surrounded by lush greenery and crystal-clear waters. Guests can enjoy world-class dining, rejuvenating spa treatments, and immersive experiences in this untouched paradise.
Como Laucala Island
Como Laucala Island is a private tropical haven that combines luxury with natural beauty in Fiji. Each villa features stylish décor and a private pool, set against lush landscapes and pristine beaches. Guests enjoy fine dining, wellness activities, and adventure experiences, making it an idyllic retreat for relaxation and exploration in a serene environment.
Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort
Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort & Spa is a serene getaway nestled between mountains and a crystal-clear lagoon in French Polynesia. With overwater bungalows and beachfront villas, this resort offers stunning views and luxurious comfort. Guests can indulge in spa treatments, fresh cuisine and explore the island’s culture and natural beauty, ensuring a memorable experience.
Four Seasons Bora Bora
Four Seasons Bora Bora epitomises luxury with stunning overwater bungalows and beachfront villas offering breathtaking lagoon views. Surrounded by lush landscapes and pristine waters, the resort features exceptional dining and a world-class spa. Guests can partake in water sports, relax on the beach, and enjoy personalised service, creating an unforgettable escape in paradise.
Namale Resort & Spa
Namale Resort and Spa is a luxurious retreat set on a private 525-acre estate in Fiji, surrounded by stunning ocean views and lush rainforests. Each villa combines comfort with authentic Fijian design, offering a peaceful haven. Guests can savour gourmet dining, unwind at the spa, and partake in various activities, ensuring an intimate and relaxing getaway.
Le Taha'a Island Resort
Le Taha’a Island Resort & Spa sits on a beautiful coral reef in Tahiti, offering guests a luxurious escape surrounded by stunning natural beauty. With elegant overwater and beachfront villas, the resort features exquisite dining, a serene spa, and personalised services. Guests can explore the vibrant marine life and enjoy the tranquil ambiance of this idyllic island paradise.
Aitutaki Lagoon Resort
Aitutaki Lagoon Resort is a breathtaking paradise located on the beautiful Aitutaki Lagoon in the Cook Islands. This luxurious resort features beachfront bungalows surrounded by swaying palms and crystal-clear waters. Guests can indulge in fine dining, relax on pristine beaches, and take part in water activities, creating the perfect tropical retreat away from the everyday.
Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay
Fiji Marriott Resort Momi Bay is a stunning beachfront property offering luxurious accommodations and breathtaking lagoon views. The resort features spacious rooms and overwater villas designed for ultimate comfort, along with a variety of dining options. Guests can unwind by the infinity pool, indulge at the spa, and explore vibrant local attractions, ensuring a memorable stay in paradise.
Royal Davui Pvt. Island Resort
Royal Davui Private Island Resort offers an exclusive escape on a stunning private island in Fiji, featuring luxurious villas set amidst lush landscapes. Each villa includes a private plunge pool and breathtaking ocean views, perfect for relaxation. Guests can enjoy gourmet dining, personalised service, and a range of water activities, creating a tranquil and unforgettable island experience.
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Entry Requirements
Entry rules vary by island nation. British passport holders usually do not need a visa for short stays in places like Fiji, Samoa, and the Cook Islands. Always check the latest entry guidance before travel, and ensure your passport is valid for at least six months.
Best Time to Visit
The South Pacific is best visited during the dry season from May to October when temperatures are pleasant and rainfall is minimal. The wet season, from November to April, may bring tropical storms and high humidity.
Vaccinations
Standard travel vaccinations such as tetanus, hepatitis A, and typhoid are recommended. Mosquito precautions are important in many areas due to the risk of dengue. Check requirements based on your specific destinations.
Currency
Each country has its own currency. The Fijian Dollar is used in Fiji, the CFP Franc in French Polynesia and New Caledonia, and the New Zealand Dollar in the Cook Islands and Niue. Credit cards are accepted in most resorts and towns, but cash is needed in remote areas.
Language
English is widely spoken across the South Pacific, particularly in tourist areas. French is spoken in New Caledonia and French Polynesia. Indigenous languages are also used, reflecting strong local cultures.
Electricity
Power supply and plug types vary. Fiji and Samoa use the same type I plug as Australia, while French Polynesia uses type E or C. Bring a universal adaptor to stay connected during island hopping.
Bora Bora, French Polynesia
Famous for its overwater bungalows, turquoise lagoons, and romantic sunsets, Bora Bora is one of the world’s most iconic island getaways.
Fiji Islands
Fiji offers hundreds of islands with pristine beaches, coral reefs, and welcoming village culture. Snorkel, dive, or simply relax in a tropical paradise.
Samoa
Rich in Polynesian tradition, Samoa is known for its natural beauty, lush waterfalls, lava fields, and traditional fa’a Samoa way of life.
The Cook Islands
With white sand beaches, clear waters, and a warm community, the Cook Islands offer a perfect blend of relaxation, snorkelling, and Polynesian culture.
New Caledonia
A unique mix of Melanesian and French culture, New Caledonia features tropical islands, blue lagoons, and excellent cuisine with a Gallic twist.
Tahiti
The largest island in French Polynesia, Tahiti offers lush valleys, black sand beaches, and a gateway to other remote islands and atolls.
Getting Around
Flights between islands are common, with local airlines connecting major destinations. Ferries and speedboats operate within archipelagos. Journeys may be affected by weather, so allow extra time and flexibility.
Travel Insurance
Comprehensive insurance is essential, especially for medical cover and cancellations. Some islands are remote with limited facilities, so ensure evacuation and emergency support is included.
Packing Essentials
Lightweight clothing, swimwear, sun protection, insect repellent, and water shoes are key. A waterproof dry bag is useful for boat excursions and rainy days.
Weather Conditions
The tropical climate can be unpredictable. Expect occasional downpours, high humidity, and strong sun. Cyclones are possible during the wet season, so stay aware of local alerts.
Cultural Respect
Modesty and politeness are appreciated. Remove shoes before entering homes or traditional buildings, and always ask before taking photos of people or ceremonies.
Connectivity
Internet and mobile coverage can be limited or slow on remote islands. Embrace the digital detox, and let friends and family know you may be offline for a while.
Island Diversity
The South Pacific covers thousands of islands across multiple nations, each with distinct traditions, languages, and landscapes. No two islands feel the same.
Time Slows Down
Life moves at a relaxed pace across the islands. Islanders value connection and hospitality over schedules and speed. It is the perfect setting to unwind.
Coral Kingdoms
The South Pacific is home to some of the world’s healthiest coral reefs and marine biodiversity. Snorkelling and diving are a highlight of any trip.
Living Culture
Many islanders maintain strong traditions, from dance and storytelling to tattooing and carving. Culture is proudly passed down through generations.
Eco Adventures
Beyond beaches, you can explore rainforests, waterfalls, volcanoes, and hidden caves. Hikes, kayaking, and nature tours offer unforgettable encounters with island nature.
Warm Welcomes
Hospitality is part of daily life in the South Pacific. Visitors are often greeted with leis, music, and a genuine smile that makes you feel at home.
Personal Specialist
Expert travel advisor from start to finish
- Direct access to your travel specialist
- Consistent support for all your bookings
- Tailored advice based on your profile
- Responsive help for all your concerns
- Reliable contact throughout your journey
- Trusted expert guiding every next step
Tailored Itineraries
Every journey shaped just for your style
- Plans designed around your expectations
- Custom routes built with care and detail
- Itineraries focused on your interests
- Schedules refined to fit your timing
- Balanced pacing throughout the trip
- Trips planned for meaning and comfort
Continuous Improvement
Constantly refining how we support you
- Feedback-driven changes every season
- Lessons learned improve every detail
- Refined processes through experience
- Team development fuels better results
- Reviews drive smarter planning always
- We update your journey with insight
NEXUS Benefits
Perks and upgrades exclusive to NEXUS
- Complimentary upgrades where available
- Priority reservations secured for you
- Partner deals with extra added value
- Private access to premium experiences
- Special offers for returning travellers
- Loyalty rewarded with every journey
End-to-End Support
Complete travel help at every step
- Planning to follow-up, fully handled
- 24/7 support whenever it's needed
- Pre-checks for all essential documents
- Live help for any travel disruptions
- Support continues after you return
- Every detail managed start to end
Trusted Partners
We choose only trusted travel experts
- Fully accredited suppliers worldwide
- Partners meet strict service standards
- Vetted through years of shared success
- Backed by consistent client feedback
- Trusted by us and our customers alike
- Reviewed regularly for quality control
Getting to the South Pacific
Access Points: Key gateways include Nadi (Fiji), Papeete (Tahiti), Apia (Samoa) and Port Vila (Vanuatu). These airports serve as hubs for onward connections to smaller islands.
Flights from the UK: Most routes involve a stopover in cities like Los Angeles, Singapore, Auckland or Sydney. We tailor flight options based on your itinerary and preferred pace.
Visa Details: British travellers often receive visa-free entry or visas on arrival, depending on the destination. Entry conditions can vary, so we advise based on your specific route.
Entry Documents: A valid passport with at least six months' validity is required. Some islands request proof of onward travel and travel insurance on arrival.
Travel with Nexus: We create bespoke escapes across Fiji, French Polynesia, Samoa, the Cook Islands and beyond. From private islands to cultural tours, every trip is customised to you.
Arrival Support: Nexus handles every detail from airport greetings and transfers to pre-arranged local flights, ferries and guided welcomes at your destination.
Getting Around the South Pacific
Domestic Flights: Inter-island travel is often by small aircraft. We coordinate flight schedules and transfers to ensure smooth connections across multiple islands.
Ferries & Boats: Scenic ferry journeys and local boats are available in many island groups. We pre-book where possible and advise on timing and comfort levels.
Private Transfers: For added comfort, we offer private vehicles with local drivers at arrival ports and within major islands. Helicopter transfers are also available in select locations.
Exploration & Excursions: Experiences include snorkelling lagoons, village visits, waterfall hikes and cultural shows. We work with trusted guides and eco-conscious operators.
Safety & Logistics: The region is generally safe and welcoming. Our partners are on the ground to provide 24/7 support and ensure everything runs smoothly.
Tailored Experiences: Whether you're after luxury seclusion, family-friendly fun or an adventurous island-hopping journey, we design the perfect escape for your style.
FAQs
Do I need a visa to visit South Pacific countries?
Visa requirements vary by country. Some nations allow visa-free entry or visa-on-arrival, while others require a visa in advance. Check specific requirements for your destination.
What is the best time to visit?
The best time to visit is generally during the dry season, which varies by location but typically falls between May and October, when the weather is milder and less humid.
What languages are spoken?
While English is widely spoken in many tourist areas, numerous languages and dialects are used across the islands, including Maori in New Zealand and Tahitian in French Polynesia.
What currency is used?
Each country has its own currency. Major currencies like the Australian dollar (AUD) and New Zealand dollar (NZD) are widely accepted in tourist areas. Local currencies are used on individual islands.
Is it safe to travel in the South Pacific?
Most destinations are generally safe for travellers, but it’s advisable to stay informed about local conditions and take standard safety precautions.
What should I pack?
Pack lightweight, breathable clothing, swimwear, sunscreen, insect repellent, and comfortable shoes for outdoor activities. Don’t forget a hat and a reusable water bottle.
How do I get around the islands?
Transportation options include domestic flights, ferries, buses, and taxis. Renting a car or using ride-sharing services may be available in larger cities.
What health precautions should I consider?
Check for recommended vaccinations and health advisories. Travel insurance that covers medical emergencies is advisable.
Are there any cultural norms I should be aware of?
Respect local customs and traditions, especially in rural areas. Dress modestly when visiting villages or religious sites, and always ask permission before taking photos of people.
What activities can I do?
Popular activities include snorkelling, scuba diving, hiking, cultural tours, and relaxing on beautiful beaches. Each island offers unique experiences, so research what interests you most.