Independent states

The country occupying the eponymous mainland, which is washed by the Indian and Pacific Oceans

The state in the South Pacific, which is located on a chain of 80 islands, stretching over 1300 kilometers

Equatorial state in the Central Pacific Ocean, which is located on 33 coral atolls and islands with lagoons and white sand beaches

United States Pacific State in Micronesia

Dwarf state on the coral island of the same name in the Western Pacific

A state in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, located on two large islands separated by Cook Strait with volcanoes and glaciers

Archipelago State in Micronesia in the Western Pacific, consisting of more than 500 islands

A country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean that occupies the eastern part of New Guinea and several islands nearby

The state in Polynesia, occupying the western part of the eponymous archipelago. Many Samoa islands are famous for their beaches, fringed by reefs, and tropical areas covered with rainforests with canyons and waterfalls.

The state in the southwestern part of the Pacific Ocean, in Melanesia, occupying most of the eponymous archipelago, as well as some other island groups

The Polynesian kingdom in the South Pacific, covering more than 170 islands, many of which are uninhabited

Pacific State in Polynesia

A state in Oceania, located on the Caroline Islands, north of the shores of New Guinea, in Micronesia

The state in the South Pacific on the eponymous archipelago consisting of more than 300 islands