South Pacific Cruises have exotic locations such as Tahiti, Fiji, and Guam. The South Pacific has great weather all year round. During May to October there is a slim chance for rain, but most days are breezy and sunny. From November to April rain starts pouring, temperatures are warmer, and the humidity picks up.

South Pacific Cruises have many major ports.These include: Bora Bora, Huahine, Madang, Tahiti, Nadi, and Pago Pago. Though there are thousands of islands in the South Pacific they are divided into three major regions: Melanesia, Polynesia, and Micronesia. Each region is known for specific terrain, views, and cultures.

Melanesia includes a terrain of multiple islands that consists of mountains. Polynesia has wide ranges of scenery. There are lagoons and forests accompanied by high peaks and vast beaches. Micronesia is easier to navigate in a smaller vessel. This area is north of the Equator and the rain season is reversed from Melanesia and Polynesia.

There are many reasons why South Pacific cruises are popular. The islands are spaced very closely together making exploring a lot less time consuming and a lot more fun. The ports are usually bare and you won’t see a crowd when you dock. The South Pacific islands are rich in culture. Take the time to meander through the islands and check out everything they have to offer. If you can, stay and extra few days and take a more in depth tour so that you can truly immerse yourself in all the islands have to offer.