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island
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Destination Cook Islands Muri Beach on Rarotonga in the Cook Islands. Photo: Andries3 · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Cook Islands A lone paddler in Akitua Lagoon, on Aitutaki, the Cook Islands. Photo: brianscantlebury.com · Creative Commons BY-ND -
Destination Vanuatu Iririki Island Resort in Vanuatu. Photo: Phillip Capper · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Fiji Lean back and enjoy the gentle breezes of Fiji. Photo: Paul D'Ambra · Creative Commons BY-ND -
Destination Vanuatu Cool off in Cascade Falls, Port Vila on Vanuatu Photo: eGuide Travel · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Fiji Just a sample of the brilliant blue waters in Fiji. Photo: Frontierofficial · Creative Commons BY -
Destination Fiji The amazing view at Liku Lagoon in Fiji's Yasawa Islands, where cruise ship passengers can stroll the empty beaches or snorkel on reefs teeming with tropical fish. Photo: JD Lasica · Special to Cruiseable -
Destination Puerto Vallarta Marietas Island, about 15 miles off the coast of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, offers snorkeling and scuba diving. Courtesy of Riviera Nayarit CVB -
Ship Star Flyer Get close-up views of Caribbean and Mediterranean islands aboard sister clipper ships Star Flyer and Star Clipper. Courtesy of Star Clippers -
Ship Norwegian Breakaway Kayaking, snorkeling and other adventures await when you book passage to the Caribbean on Norwegian Cruise Lines. Courtesy of Norwegian Cruise Line -
Ship Norwegian Jade Norwegian Jade stops in the flooded crescent-shaped caldera that forms the interior of Santorini, Greece. Courtesy of Norwegian Cruise Line -
Ship SeaDream II A SeaDream ship sails past a dramatic cliffscape in Capri, Italy. Courtesy of SeaDream Yacht Club -
A view of the inactive Quill volcano along the brim of St. Eustatius, southeast of the Virgin Islands. Photo: Cees Timmers · statiatourism.com -
Destination Bermuda Trunk Island, Bermuda, named for its resemblance to an elephant trunk. Bermuda Department of Tourism -
Destination Tahiti Tahiti, known as “The Queen of the Pacific,” is the largest and most populous of the 130 islands in French Polynesia. Courtesy of Tahiti Tourisme -
Destination Moorea The true spelling of Moorea is Mo'ore'a, which means "yellow lizard" in Tahitian. Courtesy of Tahiti Tourisme
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