Oceania lore

A stunning US territory in the South Pacific. Characterized by dramatic volcanic mountain peaks plunging into pristine, deep blue tropical waters.

Tropical cliffs, red crabs, and an oddly festive name

A beautifully isolated speck of land surrounded by crystal-clear waters. Renowned for its stunning marine biodiversity and peaceful, untouched nature.

Lagoon-blue serenity—until the island heat flares up.

Rapa Nui. The most remote inhabited island in the world, guarded by the silent, colossal moai statues.

Island chains of reefs, coups, and calm seas

Lagoon islands drifting between empire and paradise

A massive, desolate expanse of freezing islands and glacial territories. Dominated entirely by howling winds, thick sea ice, and deep subantarctic waters.

A vast, sprawling island republic in the central Pacific. An incredibly remote, water-bound nation that straddles the equator and the International Date Line.

A sprawling chain of low-lying coral atolls in the central Pacific. A deeply natural, water-bound nation navigating rising global tides.

Scattered islands bound by ocean and aid

A speck of land in a sea of blue—surviving on resourceful grit.

A bizarre German Antarctic claim mapped by airships. Mostly ice, penguins, and a lot of conspiracy theories.

One of the world's biggest coral islands, alone in the South Pacific. The Rock of Polynesia: sea caves, crystal reefs and fewer than two thousand people.

A tiny, isolated volcanic island in the Pacific Ocean. Famed for its towering, iconic Norfolk pines and its pristine, deep blue marine sanctuaries.

The ocean’s jewel! Coral sanctuaries, azure lagoons, and a peaceful island democracy.

The land of a thousand cultures! Diverse Pacific nation with incredible biodiversity.

Pacific paradise! Emerald isles, coral reefs, and strong community ties across the ocean.

A remote, beautiful New Zealand territory composed of three tropical coral atolls. Entirely reliant on its surrounding waters and fiercely vulnerable to oceanic storms.

The Friendly Islands. A proud, deeply traditional Polynesian kingdom boasting ancient maritime roots and pristine, unblemished tropical Pacific waters.

Tiny land, huge waves—holding the line against the rising sea.

A beautiful, deeply natural region renowned for its stunning coastal waters and lush, vibrant landscapes that support a massive agricultural backbone.

A traditional, water-bound island state within Micronesia. Famous for its pristine marine environments and its legendary, massive stone money.