JigsawOceania Puzzles
Oceania is made up of Australia, New Zealand and thousands of islands scattered across the Pacific Ocean. Our Oceania puzzles show Australia's cities, reefs and animals, the fiords of New Zealand and the lagoons of Fiji and French Polynesia. Pick a country below or scroll through the puzzles.
Southern Lights over a Lake, Tasmania
Southern Lights over the Hills of Canterbury, New Zealand
Waterfront Lodge in Bougainville
Tufi and its Fjord from Above
Salamaua Coast from Above
Village on the Sepik River
Forest Waterfall near Sogeri
Rabaul and Simpson Harbour from the Volcano Observatory
Ash Plume of Tavurvur, Rabaul
Turanguna and Kombiu, Rabaul Caldera
Lagoon Seen from a Boat, Palau
Palm Beach and Lagoon, Palau
Golden Jellyfish in Jellyfish Lake, Eil Malk
Green Rock Islands near Koror
Rock Islands from Above, Palau
Natural Arch in the Rock Islands, Palau
Crater Rim of Mount Yasur at Sunrise, Tanna
Blue Hole in the Forest, Vanuatu
Mystery Island (Inyeug), Aneityum
Rainforest Stream with Cascades, Vanuatu
White Beach and Clear Lagoon, Vanuatu
Volcanic Ash Cone, Vanuatu
Bungalows on Iririki Island, Port Vila
Coastal Village and Reef from Above, Vanuatu
About Oceania
In Australia you can put together the Sydney Opera House, Uluru at sunrise, the Great Barrier Reef, the Twelve Apostles and unusual animals such as kangaroos, koalas, wombats and quokkas. In New Zealand, Milford Sound shows cliffs and waterfalls rising straight out of the sea, and in French Polynesia, Bora Bora's turquoise lagoon and overwater bungalows sit beneath the peak of Mount Otemanu.
Many of the Pacific islands were settled by Polynesian navigators, who crossed thousands of kilometres of open ocean in double-hulled canoes, guided by the stars, the swell and the flight of birds. Because the region's wildlife evolved in isolation, Australia has kangaroos and koalas, and New Zealand has flightless birds such as the kiwi.
Newer puzzles sail further across the Pacific: to To Sua Ocean Trench and Lalomanu Beach in Samoa, the Royal Palace and the limestone caves of Vava'u in Tonga, Mount Yasur and the blue holes of Vanuatu, the Rock Islands and Jellyfish Lake in Palau, and the volcanoes of Rabaul, the Sepik River and the fjords of Tufi in Papua New Guinea.