Discover the gigantic lagoon of New Caledonia and the crystal-clear waters of the Society and Tuamotu archipelagos in Polynesia where various types of fauna mingle. Multicoloured fish, extraordinarily shaped coral (a pure paradise for the under-water hunter), beaches, bays and islands where nature is preserved and protected.

Climate
Apart from New Zealand in the far south, the Pacific Islands are tropical in climate and experience only small fluctuations in temperature and daylight throughout the year. Typical daytime temperatures are between 24 - 31 °C (75 - 89 °C).
Whether we consider the climate consists of two main climates : the dry season (winter), from June to November and the wet, cyclone season (summer), from December to May. On average, temperatures vary from 25 to 28°C throughout the year and the rate of the trade-winds slows down in the summertime (cyclone season).

Polynesia
French Polynesia, consists of five island groups of volcanic origin; the Society Islands, the Marquesas, Tuamotu, Gambier and the Austral Ridge. Ideal sailing conditions can be experienced from April through to the end of October with sunny weather and good easterly trade winds.

New Caledonia
New Caledonia is situated in the heart of the South Pacific, 1500 km east of Australia. The barrier reef stretching 1600 km and encircling the mainland island is the world's largest lagoon, and surely one of the most beautiful. Cooled by the Pacific Ocean and the trade winds, New Caledonia enjoys a soft, sunny climate.

Australia
The Whitsunday Islands located within the Great Barrier Reef marine park lie on the northeast coast of Queensland, a couple hours from Sydney. The Whitsunday Islands offer the ultimate sailing experience. Hoist the sails and set off for the islands of your dreams.

Tonga
The islands of Tonga is located 1500 miles North East of New Zealand, just below the Tropic of Capricorn. It is a fascinating land of brilliant colours, blue lagoons, fine white sandy beaches and lush green coconut plantations.

New Zealand
Known as 'The City of Sails', Auckland is said to have more yachts per head than any other place in the world! The scenery is beautiful, the sailing good and the diving superb.
The world famous Bay Of Islands has attracted sailors from around the world for over a century with its sheltered anchorages and temperate climate.