Hotels in Oceania: Part 1

“Whether you are heading to the southern seas for coral reefs and sandy beaches or vibrant cities packed with gourmet restaurants, boutique shopping and world class cultural attractions, these five hotels in Oceania provide the perfect base for making the most of your time in this captivating region.

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Barefoot Kuata Island Resort, Kuata Island, Fiji
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Escape to an island paradise in the Pacific, a place where you can feel the sand beneath you bare feet as the sun sets beyond the horizon across a wide expanse of deep blue water. At the Barefoot Kuata Island Resort your room opens out directly onto the private beach, the perfect place to either relax or join in with one of the activities on offer, including scuba diving and other watersports. The resort also features three outdoor pools, a restaurant and a poolside bar.

If you want to see more hotels in Kuata Island, visit our Kuata Island hotels page.

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Atlantis Hotel, Melbourne, Australia
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Whether you’re after gourmet fine dining, some of the finest shopping in the southern hemisphere or cultural highlights including theatre, museums and the Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria, Melbourne is a wonderful destination for a holiday. The four-star Atlantis Hotel is in heart of the city centre, close to Southern Cross station and the Etihad station, and within walking distance of many Melbourne attractions. Facilities at the hotel include a restaurant and bar, indoor pool, sauna, and fitness centre.

If you want to see more hotels in Melbourne, visit our Melbourne hotels page.

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The Sebal Palm Cove Coral Coast, Palm Cove, Australia
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The Great Barrier Reef is one of the wonders of Oceania, and Palm Cove Village is a great base for boat tours, snorkelling or diving trips, with numerous shops, bars and restaurants to keep you entertained when back on dry land. The Sebal Palm Cove Coral Coast offers you a choice of self-contained, fully-equipped apartments alongside traditional hotel-style facilities, including and outdoor pool and sauna. The apartments are a short walk from the beach.

If you want to see more hotels in Cairns, visit our Cairns hotels page.

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Waitomo Top 10 Holiday Park, Waitomo Caves, New Zealand
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The Waitomo Caves are a spectacular underground world illuminated by the light of thousands of glow-worms and a New Zealand natural attraction that is certainly not to be missed. A few hundred metres away you’ll find the Waitomo Top 10 Holiday Park, the perfect option for exploring the caves and other nearby attractions and activities, including waterfalls, bush walks and white-water rafting trips. The holiday park features outdoor pools, a hot tub, and a selection of different family rooms and cabins for you to choose from.

If you want to see more hotels in Waitomo Caves, visit our Waitomo Caves hotels page.

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M Social Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
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Auckland combines all the nightlife and culture you’d expect to find in a major urban centre with beautiful natural surroundings including the picturesque Waiheke Island, just a short ferry ride away. The M Social Auckland is a boutique hotel right on Princes Wharf in the city centre, with its mix of restaurants, shops and bars. If you have an eye for design you’ll love the way the hotel looks and feels, from the rooms and suites to the social spaces, including the restaurant, bar and fitness centre.

If you want to see more hotels in Auckland, visit our Auckland hotels page.”