NIUE

With Tonga to the west, Samoa to the north, Cook Islands to the east and New Zealand 1,500 miles away, most people from Niue moved away from this beautiful little island due to its isolation. Just 1,400 people live here, but they're more than welcoming to the few who make the journey to visit.

Referred to as
'The Rock' (short for Rock of Polynesia)
20 per cent of the island is made up of the pristine Huvalu Forest Conservation Area, so natural beauty is the best it has to offer. And if you're sick of paying for the internet, it's free here - Niue became the world's first wifi nation in 2003.

Here are some pictures..