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Oceania is not really a continent, but it can be seen as a geographic division of the world that includes Australia, New Zealand and some groups of islands scattered in the Pacific Ocean. The main groups are Micronesia, Melanesia and Polynesia. There are more than 25,000 islands and islets of 25 nations and territories spread over the Pacific. Its total population is about 30 million people and, because of the distance, there is little animal life, except for seabirds and insects.

Australia is the great territory of Oceania. Sometimes it is called a continent itself.
Oceania includes Australia, New Zealand, and all of Polynesia.

   Oceania's Top 10 Destinations

  Sydney, Australia 
Gateway to Australia, set on one of the world’s most stunning harbours, which extends either side in a golden chain of easy-to-reach and inner-city beaches. Sydney’s laid-back outdoor lifestyle and physical allure make it one of the world’s easiest and most pleasant cities to visit. 

  Melbourne, Australia 
Melbourne is set around the shores of Port Phillip Bay. The city itself, laid out in a large rectangle and boasting a lively and cosmopolitan pulse, sits on the northern banks of the Yarra River, about five kilometres from the bay.
  Auckland, New Zealand  
Haere mai, welcome to Auckland, New Zealand's biggest city. Wherever you stay in Auckland, you're never far from breathtaking scenery, beautiful beaches, invigorating walks, idyllic holiday islands, outstanding food and wine, great shopping and exciting nightlife.
  Perth, Australia  
On experiencing Perth’s wonderful weather, beautiful beaches and easy-going character, some travellers wonder, just where is everyone? While the lack of big-city bustle has something to do with Perth being the world’s most remote capital city.
  Brisbane, Australia  
It may be Australia’s third-largest city, but for the longest time Brisbane was seen as something of a poor cousin to Sydney and Melbourne: a sleepy country town hiding behind a big city façade.
 
  Gold Coast, Australia  
Gold Coast is the most developed resort area in Australia. The Gold Coast has excellent sandy beaches, theme parks, excellent Gold Coast restaurants, a huge choice of Gold Coast accommodation, expansive Gold Coast nightlife and lots of Gold Coast attractions.
  Canberra, Australia  
Canberra was established in 1911 to create a capital for the newly federated country of Australia.The region offers historic townships, natural wonders, beautiful coastlines and the famous Snowy Mountains.
 
  Adelaide, Australia  
The traditional owners of the Adelaide area are the Kaurna people, whose territory extends south towards Cape Jervis and north towards Port Wakefield. Early European colonists began to arrive in 1836, creating a lush and European-style capital.
  Christchurch, New Zealand  
Christchurch is a great place to live, work, visit and do business. With a population of over 350 000 Christchurch is the international gateway to the South Island.
 
  Cairns, Australia  
Tropical North Queensland is as diverse in natural treasures as the cosmopolitan mix of cultures .The majestic coral structures that make up the Great Barrier Reef extend over 1,500 kilometres, and are home to the greatest variety of flora and fauna species.
 
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