Travel Ambassador's Program Countries in Oceania

Oceania

Oceania is a geopolitical region, rather than a continent, consisting of many countries in the Pacific Ocean, including those in the continent of Australia and the Pacific Islands.

Country	Capital	Country	Capital
American Samoa (overseas territory of the United States)	Pago Pago (seat of government at Fagatogo)	Australia	Canberra
Baker Island	(overseas territory of the United States)	Cook Islands (territory in free association with New Zealand)	Avarua
Fiji	Suva	French Polynesia (overseas territory of France)	Papeete
Guam (overseas territory of the United States)	Hagåtña	Howland Island	(overseas territory of the United States)
Jarvis Island	(overseas territory of the United States)	Johnston Atoll	(overseas territory of the United States)
Kingman Reef	(overseas territory of the United States)	Kiribati	South Tarawa
Marshall Islands	Majuro	Micronesia	Palikir
Midway Atoll	(overseas territory of the United States)	Nauru	no official capital (seat of government at Yaren)
New Caledonia (overseas territory of France)	Nouméa	New Zealand	Wellington
Niue (territory in free association with New Zealand)	Alofi	Norfolk Island (overseas territory of Australia)	Kingston
Northern Mariana Islands (overseas territory of the United States)	Saipan	Palau	Melekeok
Palmyra Atoll	(overseas territory of the United States)	Papua New Guinea	Port Moresby
Pitcairn Islands (overseas territory of the United Kingdom)	Adamstown	Samoa	Apia
Solomon Islands	Honiara	Tokelau (overseas territory of New Zealand)	no official capital (each atoll has its own administrative centre)
Tonga	Nukuʻalofa	Tuvalu	Funafuti
Vanuatu	Port Vila	Wake Island	(overseas territory of the United States)
Wallis and Futuna (overseas territory of France)	Mata-Utu