Oceania Australasia brings together some of the most varied and visually striking landscapes in the Southern Hemisphere. New Zealand stands out for its snow-covered mountains, fjords, green fields, glacial lakes, and small towns surrounded by dramatic nature, while Australia combines an extensive coastline, reddish deserts, major urban centers, rock formations, vineyards, and agricultural areas. Between the cold and ever-changing light of New Zealand’s landscapes and the dry, intense, golden climate of many Australian regions, strong contrasts in architecture, culture, and atmosphere emerge.

This page guides navigation through different parts of the region, bringing together places with very distinct visual identities and photographic experiences.