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01.08.2024

Experience the unusual taxis of Oceania! A journey not to forget on the opposite side of the world.

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Summary:

 

        Oceania is a region famous for contrasts and opposites. Here you will find unique traditions and even a completely different approach to traffic, with cars travelling on the left side of the road. These features make every journey through the islands of Oceania truly exciting, as do the local taxi rides.

 

Move between the islands of Oceania by water taxi.

Water taxi in Oceania

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        On islands such as Fiji and French Polynesia, water taxis are a familiar way to get around. Finding a ride on these small boats is easy, as they transport passengers between the main islands and resorts, providing scenic views and an unforgettable experience.

 

Travel in the breeze on tuk-tuks in Guinea.

Tuk-tuks in Guinea

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        Tuk-tuks, small three-wheeled vehicles popular in Southeast Asia, can be found in Papua New Guinea and some other islands. They are often brightly coloured and can be adorned with various decorations, adding a bit of exoticism and fun to your journey.

 

Fly over Vanuatu's volcanoes in an air taxi.

Air taxi in Oceania

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        Vanuatu offers an unusual and exciting service — air taxis. These small planes will take you to remote islands and inaccessible corners of the archipelago, providing a quick and comfortable flight. Air taxis over volcanoes are a separate exciting tourist attraction that will add to the thrill of a trip to Vanuatu.

 

Experience giant taxis in Australia for family trips.

Giant taxi in Australia for family trips

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        In Australia, you'll find so-called ‘giant taxis’ — large SUVs and minivans designed to carry large groups of travellers or families with lots of luggage. They are often equipped with all the amenities for long journeys.

 

Learn the traditions of Oceania on a taxi journey.

Taxi driver-guide on the islands of Oceania

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        On islands such as Tonga and Fiji, some taxi drivers offer guided tours, showing tourists local sights and talking about the region's specialities. This is a great way to learn more about the culture and traditions of the islands.

 

Find out why taxi drivers in Australia carry hay.

Taxi drivers in Australia carry hay

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        Another surprising feature of taxis in Australia is the requirement to carry an armful of hay. The law was enacted so that taxi drivers would always be able to feed their horses if they got tired on the road. The law has not been repealed to this day, and there are still penalties for non-compliance. Of course, nowadays it's more of a tribute to tradition, but it adds a kind of charm and uniqueness to your journeys around the country.

 

        Even if you are on the other side of the world, you can be sure that Intui's airport transfer service will take you to the right place — be it a hotel, airport, port or a specific address. You simply get into the vehicle, relax and drive to your destination in comfort. Travel with Intui.travel airport transfer without the hassle of transport on any side of the world!

 

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