South Pacific Islands

The South Pacific Islands refer to a vast region in the Pacific Ocean, comprising numerous island nations and territories. These islands range from large landmasses like Fiji and Samoa to smaller atolls like Tuvalu. The region is known for its stunning natural beauty, diverse ecosystems, and rich cultures, with unique traditions and languages. Economically, many islands rely on tourism, agriculture, and fishing. The South Pacific is also notable for its vulnerability to climate change, facing rising sea levels and extreme weather. Its geopolitical importance has grown, attracting interest from various global powers.