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DVD. Alternate Routes. 30 Minutes. Experience the rush of traveling the world for the first time with a crew of international back-packers, ages 16 - 22 on their quest for adventure, romance and the perfect moment. A variety of hosts from around the globe and the young people they hook up with on location are relentless in their pursuit of fun (and don't forget that culture, mate!) American girls explore Rome, Brits take on Thailand and things get wild when the Aussie's arrive in Copenhagen. Five continents, Four Seasons, Unlimited Adventure. Take the alternate route, dude.

DVD. 42 Minutes. CORAL REEF ADVENTURE (originally an IMAX presentation) offers a breathtaking look at the picturesque scenery of the South Pacific. With a combination of awesome underwater cinematographers and oceanographic ... Full Descriptionexperts, this is an intriguing look at some of the coral reef and ocean bed that surrounds the tropical islands. Naturally some of the reefs are slowly eroding, so this is an important historical document of sights that are sadly not destined to be around forever.

43 Minutes. Take a once-in-a-lifetime journey across the South Pacific for a spectacular adventure. Joy, ecstasy, a spiritual high: these words describe the exhilaration of diving a pristine coral reef, and ocean explorers Howard and Michele Hall bring their love of the ocean into action. With Jean-Michael Cousteau, deep reef scientist Richard Pyle and Fijian diver Rusi Vulakoro, they explore and capture on film the dazzling underwater world of coral reefs, magical places here on Earth. This tropical excursion through the South Pacific will surprise and delight you as you fall in love with the reefs, and your heart will ache at the tragic, irretrievable loss of these fragile worlds. CORAL REEF ADVENTURE (originally an IMAX presentation) offers a breathtaking look at the picturesque scenery of the South Pacific. With a combination of awesome underwater cinematographers and oceanographic experts, this is an intriguing look at some of the coral reef and ocean bed that surrounds the tropical islands. Naturally some of the reefs are slowly eroding, so this is an important historical document of sights that are sadly not destined to be around forever.

DVD. Mysteries. 60 Minutes. Discover where the inhabitants of Easter Island really came from. Listen to the oral histories and myths passed down through word of mouth through the centuries explaining the marvels of the island. Learn how distance and religious beliefs cut off the islanders from their contemporaries. Fathom how a primitive people managed to carve and transport these heavy behemoths. Sift through the facts to determine what happened to the islanders when their population became too large for the island to support. Through examining archeological evidence, the world's top scholars debate why the monuments on Easter Island were built. "Easter Island" asks the question, "Who were the Easter Islanders, and why did they build the statues that dot their remote corner of the world?" Find out on "Easter Island." A documentary series separating truth from fiction, solving intricate mysteries -- places, objects, events and/or people -- that have captivated people around the globe for centuries. "Mysteries" seeks out the latest evidence, not simply repeating existing myths, legends and "facts", but by securing the testimony of top experts -- charismatic and entertaining scientists, historians, crime investigators.

Video Visits. Discover the exotic tropical islands of paradise where much remains as it was 100 years ago. See Fijian fire-walking rituals and stroll through Suva's aromatic market. In the Kingdom of Tonga, watch women create colorful fabric for traditional tapa cloths and mats. Visit verdant Samoan valleys and tour romantic Tahiti. Visit the Marquises, mysterious and remote, where tradition is still a way of life. 75 minutes

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Encounter Video. Paradise awaits in the beautiful South Pacific, where your hosts, Craig and Kathleen Myers, take you on an unforgettable voyage across the globe to remote tropical islands and offbeat adventures. Exotic TONGA -- An ancient kingdom renowned for beautiful scenery with a unique authentic culture. $_$_START_LIST ? Visit the last wooden royal palace still in use, and attend a rugby match with the king. ? Explore tropical gardens, spot wildlife, and see beautiful blowholes at sunset. ? Fly to the spectacular Vav's Islands and marvel at fantastic underwater scenery. $_$_END_LIST Tiny TUVALU -- At the crossroads of Micronesia, this new nation may be the thinnest on Earth. $_$_START_LIST ? Sample an authentic feast with a song and dance contest, and try , the national drink. ? Venture across the lagoon to Funafala, where a pink sand beach and an interesting shipwreck await. $_$_END_LIST Rugged AMERICAN SAMOA -- The only part of the USA south of the equator, has an unspoiled culture all its own. $_$_START_LIST ? Learn the ancient legends about their spectacular rock formations on a circle island tour. ? Sail to the dangerous island of Aunu'u, where red quicksand, rough roads, and troubled waters await you. $_$_END_LIST Remote TOKELAU -- A mystery to most, these islands may soon slip underwater. So see that all in this, the ONLY made in their three beautiful unspoiled tropical atolls. $_$_START_LIST ? Meet the world's only swimming pigs, dine at a traditional feast, and behold radian turquoise lagoons. ? Set sail for gorgeous Nukunonu, learn their customs, and meet the High Chief, the Ulu of Tokelau. $_$_END_LIST Beautiful WESTERN SAMOA -- God has gifted these friendly people with a peaceful society, fertile land, and stunning scenery. $_$_START_LIST ? Tour Vailima, near the capital, the last home of Robert Louis Stevenson. ? Behold nature's strangest event: the swarming and rising of the palolo. ? Admire underwater sealife, natural waterslides, pretty scenery, palm-fringed beaches, and breath-taking waterfalls. 80 minutes $_$_END_LIST

Globe Trekker Video. Situated in the South Pacific midway between Papua New Guinea and Polynesia, these tropical islands, once infamous among explorers for head hunting and cannibalism, are now better known by travelers for their pristine waters and colorful reefs. Traveler Ian Wright begins his Pacific adventure diving in Fiji. From here he flies to Vanuatu to meet a tribal chief and climb the world's most accessible active volcano. He ends his journey wreck diving where he discovers the bloody World War II history of the Solomon Islands. Along the Way - $_$_START_LIST ? Scuba dive among sunken warships. ? Feed sharks in the Mamanuras Islands. ? Walk through cannibal country. ? Climb an active volcano and peer inside. ? Gallop down the beach on a runaway horse. $_$_END_LIST

Goldhil Home Video. Join supermodel Hunter Reno for an incredible trip to many of the most exotic islands of the South Pacific. In addition to spectacular sights and fascinating history, you will discover the beauty of the people and cultures on these islands. Their remote and often isolated locations have helped to preserve long-standing traditions as well as natural beauty. Prepare for the adventure of a lifetime at the Worlds Most Exotic Islands. Fiji Located in the legendary waters where Captain Bligh was set adrift, you will start in the town of Nadi and venture to the Navua for a ride up river to the Namosi Highlands. Witness a traditional Kava ceremony and attend a lovo feast, followed by deep water diving and a cruise through the beautiful and remote Yasawa Islands. Vanuatu Southern Islands Land of the "volcano gods" and over a hundred different languages, these islands are home to fascinating people and cultures. On Efate, missionary dresses are all the fashion, while on the island of Erakor a more traditional way of life includes grass skirts and painted faces. Search for the legendary sea creature the Dugong and visit the top of the island's active volcano - Mt. Yasur. Western Samoa These famous islands still embrace Polynesian life. In a village run by chiefs you will experience hot stone stove cooking and a Siva dance. At the Taga blowholes, village boys toss coconuts into the geysers while caution is exercised at the terrifying rock slides of Papasea's. There is also a fiafa, complete with fire dancing. Nusa Tenggara Witness the exotic weavings from a remote village on the island of Lombok and a traditional wedding ceremony on Sumbawa. Come face to face with a legendary dragon on the mysterious island of Komodo. The spices, colors, and spirit of these islands create a vivid splash of the senses not easily forgotten. 90 Minutes

Encounter Video. Paradise awaits in the beautiful South Pacific, where your hosts, Craig and Kathleen Myers, take you on an unforgettable voyage across the globe to remote tropical islands and offbeat adventures. Exotic TONGA -- An ancient kingdom renowned for beautiful scenery with a unique authentic culture. $_$_START_LIST ? Visit the last wooden royal palace still in use, and attend a rugby match with the king. ? Explore tropical gardens, spot wildlife, and see beautiful blowholes at sunset. ? Fly to the spectacular Vav's Islands and marvel at fantastic underwater scenery. $_$_END_LIST Tiny TUVALU -- At the crossroads of Micronesia, this new nation may be the thinnest on Earth. $_$_START_LIST ? Sample an authentic feast with a song and dance contest, and try , the national drink. ? Venture across the lagoon to Funafala, where a pink sand beach and an interesting shipwreck await. $_$_END_LIST Rugged AMERICAN SAMOA -- The only part of the USA south of the equator, has an unspoiled culture all its own. $_$_START_LIST ? Learn the ancient legends about their spectacular rock formations on a circle island tour. ? Sail to the dangerous island of Aunu'u, where red quicksand, rough roads, and troubled waters await you. $_$_END_LIST Remote TOKELAU -- A mystery to most, these islands may soon slip underwater. So see that all in this, the ONLY made in their three beautiful unspoiled tropical atolls. $_$_START_LIST ? Meet the world's only swimming pigs, dine at a traditional feast, and behold radian turquoise lagoons. ? Set sail for gorgeous Nukunonu, learn their customs, and meet the High Chief, the Ulu of Tokelau. $_$_END_LIST Beautiful WESTERN SAMOA -- God has gifted these friendly people with a peaceful society, fertile land, and stunning scenery. $_$_START_LIST ? Tour Vailima, near the capital, the last home of Robert Louis Stevenson. ? Behold nature's strangest event: the swarming and rising of the palolo. ? Admire underwater sealife, natural waterslides, pretty scenery, palm-fringed beaches, and breath-taking waterfalls. 80 minutes $_$_END_LIST

DVD. Countries Less Traveled. 30 Minutes. Tourism is Fiji's largest industry but most Westerners rarely venture far from the resorts. Catherine and John, however, find the real Fiji and the warm Fijian people. We see a Fijian village up close and wonder through Levuka, the old capital of Fiji famous for its charming architecture and loose living. Catherine talks to a woman in a tiny settlement with very few amenities who keeps the family alive by making baskets. She discusses the Fijian custom of kerekere with a pig farmer. How do Fijians survive? Barrow boys, pineapple carvers, bure builders and taxi drivers all have a place in the economy. We talk to Indo Fijians who rarely get noticed and are never featured on tourist brochures.

DVD. Countries Less Traveled. 30 Minutes. In Part B, we dig deeper into Fijian culture so we are able to see tribal custom and Christianity merging. We attend a heart wrenching funeral, an three day virgin wedding which is extremely rare and a 21st birthday feast. We watch rugby in a remote village, visit a swamp to finds a special material and shop in frantic Suva. Fijians are an ingenious people and we see women making beautiful art out of tree bark. We experience life as a Fijian sees it and that culture shock forces Catherine and John to reassess their own lives.

Watermark Multimedia. Discover a tropical paradise as you explore the fabulous Fiji Islands with the Oceans video crew. With more than 300 islands surrounded by 80,000 square miles of crystal clear aquamarine water, Fiji promises a unique dive experience and an unforgettable island vacation. Join us for a 60-minute Fiji vacation as we tour the very best dive regions in this world-class destination. Cruise along spectacular pinnacles and dramatic walls dripping in brilliantly-hued soft corals. "Bommies" that rise to within a few feet of the surface are carpeted with a rich tapestry of corals that shelter vibrantly-colored tropical fish. Encounter the local marine denizens up close and personal --- manta rays, sharks, blue ribbon moray eels, sea snakes, and a rainbow of Pacific tropical fish and invertebrates. But that's only the beginning. We'll take you to explore Fiji's mountains, lush rain forests, cascading waterfalls, exotic flora, and palm tree-lined fringing sand beaches. You'll visit charming luxury resorts and live aboard dive boats and join the local villagers for a "meke", a bowl of "kava" or a taste of fresh coconut right off the tree. It's all part of the Fiji experience. Let your imagination run wild...because, underwater or on-island, Fiji has it all! 60 minutes - Out of Print -

Lonely Planet. Taste the adventure. Scuba dive among sunken warships. Gallop down the beach on a runaway horse. Walk through cannibal country. Feed sharks. Climb an active volcano and peer inside. Kick back. Relax. Experience the Pacific Islands. 47 minutes

World Wide Travel.

Globe Trekker Video. Situated in the South Pacific midway between Papua New Guinea and Polynesia, these tropical islands, once infamous among explorers for head hunting and cannibalism, are now better known by travelers for their pristine waters and colorful reefs. Traveler Ian Wright begins his Pacific adventure diving in Fiji. From here he flies to Vanuatu to meet a tribal chief and climb the world's most accessible active volcano. He ends his journey wreck diving where he discovers the bloody World War II history of the Solomon Islands. Along the Way - $_$_START_LIST ? Scuba dive among sunken warships. ? Feed sharks in the Mamanuras Islands. ? Walk through cannibal country. ? Climb an active volcano and peer inside. ? Gallop down the beach on a runaway horse. $_$_END_LIST

Goldhil Video. 90 minutes. Join supermodel Hunter Reno for an incredible trip to many of the most exotic islands of the South Pacific. In addition to spectacular sights and fascinating history, you will discover the beauty of the people and cultures on these islands. Their remote and often isolated locations have helped to preserve long-standing traditions as well as natural beauty. Prepare for the adventure of a lifetime at the Worlds Most Exotic Islands. Fiji Located in the legendary waters where Captain Bligh was set adrift, you will start in the town of Nadi and venture to the Navua for a ride up river to the Namosi Highlands. Witness a traditional Kava ceremony and attend a lovo feast, followed by deep water diving and a cruise through the beautiful and remote Yasawa Islands. Vanuatu Southern Islands Land of the "volcano gods" and over a hundred different languages, these islands are home to fascinating people and cultures. On Efate, missionary dresses are all the fashion, while on the island of Erakor a more traditional way of life includes grass skirts and painted faces. Search for the legendary sea creature the Dugong and visit the top of the island's active volcano - Mt. Yasur. Western Samoa These famous islands still embrace Polynesian life. In a village run by chiefs you will experience hot stone stove cooking and a Siva dance. At the Taga blowholes, village boys toss coconuts into the geysers while caution is exercised at the terrifying rock slides of Papasea's. There is also a fiafa, complete with fire dancing. Nusa Tenggara Witness the exotic weavings from a remote village on the island of Lombok and a traditional wedding ceremony on Sumbawa. Come face to face with a legendary dragon on the mysterious island of Komodo. The spices, colors, and spirit of these islands create a vivid splash of the senses not easily forgotten.

In Search of Paradise: French Polynesia - Travel Video.

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Globe Trekker Video. The 118 islands of French Polynesia are specks in the vast Pacific Ocean. Explorers and pirates came here looking for treasure, but found white sand, palm trees and hula girls. A mix of French culture and Pacific charm, French Polynesia is one of the world's dream tourist destinations. Traveler Ian Wright starts his journey on the legendary island of Bora Bora before flying to Tahiti. From there he heads to the remote outer islands of Tubuai and Rangiroa and then west to independent Samoa. After a stopover in Moorea he ends his journey back in Tahiti at the top of Mount Aorai. Along the Way-- $_$_START_LIST ? Judge the Mr. Tahiti contest. ? Take part in a Tahitian wedding. ? Swim with stingrays in Bora Bora. ? Reenact Mutiny on the Bounty on Tubuai Island. ? Visit Robert Louis Stevenson's home in Samoa, the inspiration for his famous Treasure Island. $_$_END_LIST

DVD. Passport to Adventure Turquoise waters, lush jungles, cosmopolitan shopping and a plethora of historical sites await the traveler that makes the trek to Guam. The island is an endearing mix of 1960's America, Asia, and exotic Pacific Island. Hosts Julie Conover and Mark Jennings cha cha their way through the weekly Fiesta, swim in waterfalls, snorkel the coral reef and meet a refreshing group of teenage dancers passionate about preserving their colorful heritage.

Globe Trekker Video. Micronesia, a little known region in the Pacific, comprises over two thousand islands, of which only about a hundred are inhabited. With almost a quarter of the world's atolls, Micronesia boasts some of the best diving in the world. Traveller Megan McCormick begins her journey on modern westernized Guam, then flies to Ponape, the capital of Micronesia, and after a stop in the state of Chuuk, goes kayaking through the magnificent rock islands of the Republic of Palau. Finally she goes cycling on the ancient land of Yap and attends the island annual celebrations. 50 minutes. Along the way? $_$_START_LIST ? Visit Nan Madol, Micronesia's greatest archaeological ruins, scattered on tiny islands linked by canals, and dubbed the Venice of Micronesia ? Hike through the stunning lush vegetation in Ponape ? Search for the hump backed turtles at Ulithi Atoll ? Go wreck diving in Chuuk ? Dive with Manta Rays in Yap's Miil Channel $_$_END_LIST

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DVD. Countries Less Traveled. 30 Minutes. Samoa consists of two major islands. Western Samoa is inhabited by a very proud race of people who don't particularly like Westerners so tourism is not really encouraged. Catherine and John try to understand Fa Samoa, the source of intense pride in their culture. They visit Robert Louis Stevenson's house. They witness the Samoan art of tattooing, covering most of body. Charlie is of chiefly caste. He introduces us to Samoan culture and finds the most beautiful seascapes - the sort of sights that shape our image of the South Pacific.

Globe Trekker Video. The 118 islands of French Polynesia are specks in the vast Pacific Ocean. Explorers and pirates came here looking for treasure, but found white sand, palm trees and hula girls. A mix of French culture and Pacific charm, French Polynesia is one of the world's dream tourist destinations. Traveler Ian Wright starts his journey on the legendary island of Bora Bora before flying to Tahiti. From there he heads to the remote outer islands of Tubuai and Rangiroa and then west to independent Samoa. After a stopover in Moorea he ends his journey back in Tahiti at the top of Mount Aorai. Along the Way-- $_$_START_LIST ? Judge the Mr. Tahiti contest. ? Take part in a Tahitian wedding. ? Swim with stingrays in Bora Bora. ? Reenact Mutiny on the Bounty on Tubuai Island. ? Visit Robert Louis Stevenson's home in Samoa, the inspiration for his famous Treasure Island. $_$_END_LIST

DVD. Countries Less Traveled. 30 Minutes. The Solomon Islands were named after a very wise king yet recently they have been the scene for ethnic violence and destruction. Now the islands have an occupying force called RAMSI to keep the peace so there are very few tourists except for avid scuba divers in Gizo, one of the northern islands. Catherine and John find the people to be hard working, particularly the women. They visit a village in Guadalcanal where Japanese and American soldiers fought bitter battles. In Iron Bottom Sound there are numerous sunken vessels. In Honiara, Catherine and John enjoy the most vibrant market in the Pacific. This episode features the driving sound and dancing of pan pipe performers.

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Globe Trekker Video. Situated in the South Pacific midway between Papua New Guinea and Polynesia, these tropical islands, once infamous among explorers for head hunting and cannibalism, are now better known by travelers for their pristine waters and colorful reefs. Traveler Ian Wright begins his Pacific adventure diving in Fiji. From here he flies to Vanuatu to meet a tribal chief and climb the world's most accessible active volcano. He ends his journey wreck diving where he discovers the bloody World War II history of the Solomon Islands. Along the Way - $_$_START_LIST ? Scuba dive among sunken warships. ? Feed sharks in the Mamanuras Islands. ? Walk through cannibal country. ? Climb an active volcano and peer inside. ? Gallop down the beach on a runaway horse. $_$_END_LIST

Encounter Video. Paradise awaits in the beautiful South Pacific, where your hosts, Craig and Kathleen Myers, take you on an unforgettable voyage across the globe to remote tropical islands and offbeat adventures. Exotic TONGA -- An ancient kingdom renowned for beautiful scenery with a unique authentic culture. $_$_START_LIST ? Visit the last wooden royal palace still in use, and attend a rugby match with the king. ? Explore tropical gardens, spot wildlife, and see beautiful blowholes at sunset. ? Fly to the spectacular Vav's Islands and marvel at fantastic underwater scenery. $_$_END_LIST Tiny TUVALU -- At the crossroads of Micronesia, this new nation may be the thinnest on Earth. $_$_START_LIST ? Sample an authentic feast with a song and dance contest, and try , the national drink. ? Venture across the lagoon to Funafala, where a pink sand beach and an interesting shipwreck await. $_$_END_LIST Rugged AMERICAN SAMOA -- The only part of the USA south of the equator, has an unspoiled culture all its own. $_$_START_LIST ? Learn the ancient legends about their spectacular rock formations on a circle island tour. ? Sail to the dangerous island of Aunu'u, where red quicksand, rough roads, and troubled waters await you. $_$_END_LIST Remote TOKELAU -- A mystery to most, these islands may soon slip underwater. So see that all in this, the ONLY made in their three beautiful unspoiled tropical atolls. $_$_START_LIST ? Meet the world's only swimming pigs, dine at a traditional feast, and behold radian turquoise lagoons. ? Set sail for gorgeous Nukunonu, learn their customs, and meet the High Chief, the Ulu of Tokelau. $_$_END_LIST Beautiful WESTERN SAMOA -- God has gifted these friendly people with a peaceful society, fertile land, and stunning scenery. $_$_START_LIST ? Tour Vailima, near the capital, the last home of Robert Louis Stevenson. ? Behold nature's strangest event: the swarming and rising of the palolo. ? Admire underwater sealife, natural waterslides, pretty scenery, palm-fringed beaches, and breath-taking waterfalls. 80 minutes $_$_END_LIST

Encounter Video. Paradise awaits in the beautiful South Pacific, where your hosts, Craig and Kathleen Myers, take you on an unforgettable voyage across the globe to remote tropical islands and offbeat adventures. Exotic TONGA -- An ancient kingdom renowned for beautiful scenery with a unique authentic culture. $_$_START_LIST ? Visit the last wooden royal palace still in use, and attend a rugby match with the king. ? Explore tropical gardens, spot wildlife, and see beautiful blowholes at sunset. ? Fly to the spectacular Vav's Islands and marvel at fantastic underwater scenery. $_$_END_LIST Tiny TUVALU -- At the crossroads of Micronesia, this new nation may be the thinnest on Earth. $_$_START_LIST ? Sample an authentic feast with a song and dance contest, and try , the national drink. ? Venture across the lagoon to Funafala, where a pink sand beach and an interesting shipwreck await. $_$_END_LIST Rugged AMERICAN SAMOA -- The only part of the USA south of the equator, has an unspoiled culture all its own. $_$_START_LIST ? Learn the ancient legends about their spectacular rock formations on a circle island tour. ? Sail to the dangerous island of Aunu'u, where red quicksand, rough roads, and troubled waters await you. $_$_END_LIST Remote TOKELAU -- A mystery to most, these islands may soon slip underwater. So see that all in this, the ONLY made in their three beautiful unspoiled tropical atolls. $_$_START_LIST ? Meet the world's only swimming pigs, dine at a traditional feast, and behold radian turquoise lagoons. ? Set sail for gorgeous Nukunonu, learn their customs, and meet the High Chief, the Ulu of Tokelau. $_$_END_LIST Beautiful WESTERN SAMOA -- God has gifted these friendly people with a peaceful society, fertile land, and stunning scenery. $_$_START_LIST ? Tour Vailima, near the capital, the last home of Robert Louis Stevenson. ? Behold nature's strangest event: the swarming and rising of the palolo. ? Admire underwater sealife, natural waterslides, pretty scenery, palm-fringed beaches, and breath-taking waterfalls. 80 minutes $_$_END_LIST

Encounter Video. Paradise awaits in the beautiful South Pacific, where your hosts, Craig and Kathleen Myers, take you on an unforgettable voyage across the globe to remote tropical islands and offbeat adventures. Exotic TONGA -- An ancient kingdom renowned for beautiful scenery with a unique authentic culture. $_$_START_LIST ? Visit the last wooden royal palace still in use, and attend a rugby match with the king. ? Explore tropical gardens, spot wildlife, and see beautiful blowholes at sunset. ? Fly to the spectacular Vav's Islands and marvel at fantastic underwater scenery. $_$_END_LIST Tiny TUVALU -- At the crossroads of Micronesia, this new nation may be the thinnest on Earth. $_$_START_LIST ? Sample an authentic feast with a song and dance contest, and try , the national drink. ? Venture across the lagoon to Funafala, where a pink sand beach and an interesting shipwreck await. $_$_END_LIST Rugged AMERICAN SAMOA -- The only part of the USA south of the equator, has an unspoiled culture all its own. $_$_START_LIST ? Learn the ancient legends about their spectacular rock formations on a circle island tour. - Sail to the dangerous island of Aunu'u, where red quicksand, rough roads, and troubled waters await you. Remote TOKELAU -- A mystery to most, these islands may soon slip underwater. So see that all in this, the ONLY made in their three beautiful unspoiled tropical atolls. $_$_START_LIST ? Meet the world's only swimming pigs, dine at a traditional feast, and behold radian turquoise lagoons. ? Set sail for gorgeous Nukunonu, learn their customs, and meet the High Chief, the Ulu of Tokelau. $_$_END_LIST Beautiful WESTERN SAMOA -- God has gifted these friendly people with a peaceful society, fertile land, and stunning scenery. $_$_START_LIST ? Tour Vailima, near the capital, the last home of Robert Louis Stevenson. ? Behold nature's strangest event: the swarming and rising of the palolo. ? Admire underwater sealife, natural waterslides, pretty scenery, palm-fringed beaches, and breath-taking waterfalls. 80 minutes $_$_END_LIST

Globe Trekker Video. Situated in the South Pacific midway between Papua New Guinea and Polynesia, these tropical islands, once infamous among explorers for head hunting and cannibalism, are now better known by travelers for their pristine waters and colorful reefs. Traveler Ian Wright begins his Pacific adventure diving in Fiji. From here he flies to Vanuatu to meet a tribal chief and climb the world's most accessible active volcano. He ends his journey wreck diving where he discovers the bloody World War II history of the Solomon Islands. Along the Way - $_$_START_LIST ? Scuba dive among sunken warships. ? Feed sharks in the Mamanuras Islands. ? Walk through cannibal country. ? Climb an active volcano and peer inside. ? Gallop down the beach on a runaway horse. $_$_END_LIST

Lonely Planet.

Goldhil Video. 90 minutes. Join supermodel Hunter Reno for an incredible trip to many of the most exotic islands of the South Pacific. In addition to spectacular sights and fascinating history, you will discover the beauty of the people and cultures on these islands. Their remote and often isolated locations have helped to preserve long-standing traditions as well as natural beauty. Prepare for the adventure of a lifetime at the Worlds Most Exotic Islands. Fiji Located in the legendary waters where Captain Bligh was set adrift, you will start in the town of Nadi and venture to the Navua for a ride up river to the Namosi Highlands. Witness a traditional Kava ceremony and attend a lovo feast, followed by deep water diving and a cruise through the beautiful and remote Yasawa Islands. Vanuatu Southern Islands Land of the "volcano gods" and over a hundred different languages, these islands are home to fascinating people and cultures. On Efate, missionary dresses are all the fashion, while on the island of Erakor a more traditional way of life includes grass skirts and painted faces. Search for the legendary sea creature the Dugong and visit the top of the island's active volcano - Mt. Yasur. Western Samoa These famous islands still embrace Polynesian life. In a village run by chiefs you will experience hot stone stove cooking and a Siva dance. At the Taga blowholes, village boys toss coconuts into the geysers while caution is exercised at the terrifying rock slides of Papasea's. There is also a fiafa, complete with fire dancing. Nusa Tenggara Witness the exotic weavings from a remote village on the island of Lombok and a traditional wedding ceremony on Sumbawa. Come face to face with a legendary dragon on the mysterious island of Komodo. The spices, colors, and spirit of these islands create a vivid splash of the senses not easily forgotten.

Goldhil Video. 90 minutes. Join supermodel Hunter Reno for an incredible trip to many of the most exotic islands of the South Pacific. In addition to spectacular sights and fascinating history, you will discover the beauty of the people and cultures on these islands. Their remote and often isolated locations have helped to preserve long-standing traditions as well as natural beauty. Prepare for the adventure of a lifetime at the Worlds Most Exotic Islands. Fiji Located in the legendary waters where Captain Bligh was set adrift, you will start in the town of Nadi and venture to the Navua for a ride up river to the Namosi Highlands. Witness a traditional Kava ceremony and attend a lovo feast, followed by deep water diving and a cruise through the beautiful and remote Yasawa Islands. Vanuatu Southern Islands Land of the "volcano gods" and over a hundred different languages, these islands are home to fascinating people and cultures. On Efate, missionary dresses are all the fashion, while on the island of Erakor a more traditional way of life includes grass skirts and painted faces. Search for the legendary sea creature the Dugong and visit the top of the island's active volcano - Mt. Yasur. Western Samoa These famous islands still embrace Polynesian life. In a village run by chiefs you will experience hot stone stove cooking and a Siva dance. At the Taga blowholes, village boys toss coconuts into the geysers while caution is exercised at the terrifying rock slides of Papasea's. There is also a fiafa, complete with fire dancing. Nusa Tenggara Witness the exotic weavings from a remote village on the island of Lombok and a traditional wedding ceremony on Sumbawa. Come face to face with a legendary dragon on the mysterious island of Komodo. The spices, colors, and spirit of these islands create a vivid splash of the senses not easily forgotten.