South Pacific Collection (page 7)
The South Pacific, a mesmerizing region filled with breathtaking landscapes and rich history
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The South Pacific, a mesmerizing region filled with breathtaking landscapes and rich history. From the Kingston Norfolk Island view, where restored British penal colony buildings stand proudly as a reminder of its world heritage listed status, to the footsteps of Captain James Cook in 1775 when he explored these enchanting islands. In Australia's Fraser Coast, Hervey Bay boasts the iconic Urangan Pier on Hervy Bay, offering stunning views that stretch as far as the eye can see. Meanwhile, off the coast of Tahiti, an outrigger canoe team gracefully practices their skills under the warm embrace of the sun. New Zealand's North Island presents Mount Taranaki (Egmont) majestically rising above lush green pastures dotted with grazing dairy cows. A picturesque scene that captures both nature's beauty and agricultural charm. Kingston in Norfolk Island takes us back in time to a Georgian village meticulously restored from its colonial outpost days during Britain's convict transportation era. Once built by convicts under cruel supervision, it now stands as a peaceful world heritage listed area. Transporting us into cinematic wonder is "South Pacific" - Mitzi Gaynor shines brightly in her portrayal of Nellie Forbush in this 1958 film adaptation of Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein's musical masterpiece. Aerial views over Bora Bora showcase paradise on Earth – turquoise waters surrounding lush tropical islands create an idyllic haven for those seeking tranquility and natural beauty. Muri Beach in Rarotonga beckons visitors to indulge in its pristine shores while immersing themselves in Cook Islands' vibrant South Pacific culture. And further east lies Easter Island's Hanga Nui within Rapa Nui National Park; Ahu Tongariki standing tall against time’s passage. Rarotonga itself captivates with its allure – nestled amidst crystal-clear waters and swaying palm trees; it epitomizes island life at its finest.