유명한 Polynesian Triangle 10개섬

유명한 Polynesian Triangle 10개섬

태평양의 깨끗한 구석에 유명한 Polynesian Triangle이다. 

Oceania 섬의 세 가지 주요 그룹중 하나다.( Melanesia and Micronesia, Polynesia)

Polynesia 섬 그룹은 북쪽의 미국 하와이 제도, 남서쪽의 뉴질랜드, 남동쪽의 Easter Islands로 구성되어 있으며, 

오랫동안 전 세계적으로 유명한 관광목적지로 평가되어 왔다. 

기술적으로 폴리네시아 삼각형은 1,000개 이상의 개별섬으로 구성되어 있으며 아래는 10개의 주요섬은 섬이다. 

1.New Zealand

Few people on planet Earth have yet to hear about New Zealand. 

Although English is the native language, and the island has long been part of the British Commonwealth, most 

of the extremely rich cultural heritage of the Polynesian people, Maori has been preserved to this day, and in fact

 is a tourist magnet for many. 

Wellington is the capital, and Auckland is the largest city, although many will tell you that few come to New Zealand 

to visit urban centers.

House with blue door in Hobbiton, New Zealand

Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand

Blooming Lupus on the coast of Lake Tekapo in New Zealand

Waikato, New Zealand

Mount Taranaki, New Zealand

2.Kauai, Hawaii

The list of famous Polynesian islands will not be complete without the most incredible Hawaiian islands. 

Not as impressive or volcanic as a large island, or populated like Oahu, the island of Kauai was on this list precisely 

because of the lack of influence of modern civilization.

Beautiful woman looking at Wailua Falls, Kauai, Hawaii

Queen's Baths on the island of Kauai, Hawaii

Mount Vayaleale is known as the wettest place on earth, Kauai, Hawaii

Wailua Falls, Kauai, Hawaii

Aerial view of Kauai, Hawaii

3.Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia

A French Polynesian island known as Nuku Hiva will help you get into the past. 

The local city of Taihai, in particular, evokes images of the long-gone fishing villages of the times, although the

 whole island seems to have no idea about the Old World.

Rock overgrown with jungle on the island of Nuku Hiva, Marquis Islands, French Polynesia

Beach at Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia

Taihai, Marquesas, French Polynesia

Dirty ocean road at Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia

4.Upolu, Samoa

Another destination is Upolu! Among world-class attractions and hospitality, Upolu boasts truly special things,

 such as the world's smallest spider species and burial place of famous writer and researcher Robert Louis Stevenson, 

and of course - To-Sua, also known as the most amazing oceanic worldwide.

Papolu Papaytay Falls, Upolu Island, Samoa

Coral reef lagoon, South side of Upolu Island, Samoa

Tropical Beach, Upolu Island, Samoa

Bird's-eye view of To-Sua ocean depression on Upolu Island, Samoa

5.Rarotonga, Cook Islands

The largest and brightest of the Cook Islands, Rarotonga joined the Western world through its discovery in 1823 

by Captain John Dibbs.

 In the West, Cook Islands is hardly the most populous place to stay on the Polynesian Islands. 

It is,in fact,a relatively lonely place(if it can be said that such things exist)and,thus,a famous place for a honeymoon.

Black Rock Beach, Rarotonga, Cook Islands

Needle on Rarotonga, the main island of the Cook Islands. 

The observation deck can be reached on foot across the island of Cross.

Kayaking near Motu Koromiri, a small island in the lagoon of Rarotonga, near the beach of Muri. Cook Islands

White sand beach and black rocks on Rarotonga, Cook Islands

6.Easter Island, Chile

The place is definitely one of the most amazing historical monuments in the world. 

Although technically it is Chilean territory, Easter Island has a name that is almost as well known as Polynesia itself. 

The bastion of the ancient culture of the Polynesian Triangle and its southeastern point, Easter Island may be known 

for its National Park and the statues of Rapa Nui, but it is also a natural wonder. 

Nearly 1000 individual statues of moai have been recognized as an outstanding UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. 

But Rapa Nui National Park is a unique sight to explore in its own way: it boasts beautiful views of natural splendor 

and an abundance of other stone monuments

; from houses and walls to petroglyphs. Island visitors are often embraced by a mysterious, ancient feeling,

Early Cao, Easter Island, Chile

Volcano, Easter Island, Chile

Owache Beach, Easter Island, Chile

7.Vavau Islands, Tonga

First, who does not want to visit the island in the form of a giant jellyfish? 

In fact, some of the greatest aspects of the Vavau island group lie in the marine animals that live here

: whether they are beautiful coral reefs, almost full of colorful sea life, or the fact that this may be the best place

 in the world to see humpback whales!

Sea cave on the islands of Vava'u, Tonga

Starfish. Vavau Islands, Tonga

Humpback whale jumping out of the water. Vavau Islands, Tonga

8.Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Many years of international tourism, especially popular among Europeans, mainly due to its association with what

 is known as French Polynesia, is not occasional for Bora Bora, which boasts a fine blend of Polynesian beauty 

and modern comforts. 

Although most tourists come to enjoy the beauty of the famous lagoon, or, at most, climb the top of a sleeping 

volcano, the island also boasts interesting remnants of Polynesian history, and some relics of the Second World War.

The path to heaven. Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Aerial view of Bora Bora, French Polynesia

Beautiful woman looking towards the Otemanu mountain in Bora Bora, French Polynesia

9.Tutuila, American Samoa

Tutuila is widely known as the largest island of American Samoa. 

The capital, Pago Pago, also serves as the main harbor and is considered one of the deepest and most impressive 

natural harbors not only in the South Pacific, but also in the world. 

But, incredibly, the greatness of Pago-Pago can simply pale in comparison with many of the mountain peaks of 

Tutuila and the stunningly lush tropical forests.

Pago Pago, Tutuila, American Samoa

Aerial photography of Pago Pago, Tutuila, American Samoa

10.Niue

Limestone cave, Avaiki, Niue Island

Niue, a self-governing island, located near the main island of New Zealand (and indeed, the smallest self-governing 

body in the world!). 

This is a stunning little island, whose name literally means "see the coconut."

 It is also the site of one of the most extensive coral atolls on the planet.

 Although Alofi is an economic center and home to diplomatic affairs, the entire island is worth a visit for its beautiful 

abundance of shady bays and rocky beaches, as well as its famous coral reef.

Hikutavake Reef Trail, Niue Island

Reef Hikutavaka in Alofi. Niue Island

Niue Island