Countries in Oceania
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Highlights of Oceania
Blueberry B & B
Heybridge, Tasmania
Being centrally located on the North West Coast of Tasmania and 3 kilometers from the Bass…
Australian National Maritime Museum
Sydney, Australia
Located at the northern end of Darling Harbour, the Australian National Maritime Museum is a…
Wellington Zoo
Wellington, New Zealand
Wellington Zoo is a magical place of learning and fun, leaving visitors with a sense of wonder…
Hotel DeBrett
Auckland, New Zealand
Hotel DeBrett offers a truly boutique small luxury hotel experience in the heart of Auckland…
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Chianti
Adelaide, Australia
From humble beginnings in 1985, Chianti Ristorante & Bar is an Italian inspired restaurant…
Lenzerheide
Adelaide, Australia
The team at Lenzerheide Restaurant invites you to experience the pinnacle of fine dining in…
Olive Restaurant
Adelaide, Australia
Olive is Adelaide's destination for authentic Mediterranean dining, from the warmth of Morocco…
Luma
Adelaide, Australia
Three Willows
Red Hills, Tasmania
Three Willows Vineyard B & B • Deloraine Three Willows Vineyard at Deloraine in Tasmania…
Bumas Hotel
Sanur, Indonesia
Since 1994, this family owned Hotel located in Sanur village have had the privilege to welcome…
Froggies Divers
Manado, Indonesia
When you are looking for a wealth of comfort set up in the form of cozy bungalows, then…
Saung Angklung Udjo
Bandung, Indonesia
Saung Angklung Udjo (SAU) is one–stop cultural workshop, consists of : performance venue,…
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About Oceania
Oceania is the collective name given for a large number of islands in the Pacific Ocean. Usually the region is split into three major island groups:
* Polynesia
* Melanesia
* Micronesia
In a wider perspective also New Zealand, Papua New Guinea and Australia are counted. Some people state the continent is Oceania, which is regarded wrong by others as they only accept the continent of Australia.
The difficulty lies in the definition. One can argue that its a separate Oceania continent, although clearly not a continent.