Directors Message:

To our valued customers. I would like to personally thank you all for being so wonderful during this extremely challenging COVID 19 emergency. Your patience and understanding during this unprecedented situation while our incredible team make the necessary changes to your travel plans has been very helpful to us. Whilst we respect your individual circumstances and decisions, It has also been incredibly heart-warming to see the overwhelming majority of our customers elect to change their travel dates rather than cancel altogether. We proudly employ 30 Australians, and we have committed to keeping our team employed throughout this challenging period and beyond. This has been made possible by you.

Due to the unprecedented disruptions caused by COVID-19, we continue to experience high phone call volumes. We are currently prioritising our clients booked to depart within the next 14 days. For enquiries outside of this departure period, it's probably best if you send us an email and we will be in contact as soon as we can. We look forward to serving you as best we possibly can during this time, and well into the future.

On behalf of the team here at Spacifica Travel. Thank you once again. We are extremely grateful.

Kind Regards,

Mathew Christian - Bailey

The Australian Government Department of Health, with regards to Covid-19, announced 'All people who arrive in Australia from midnight 15 March 2020, or think may they have been in close contact with a confirmed case of coronavirus, are required to self-isolate for 14 days'. In addition, they have now issued a temporary travel ban advising all Australians not to travel overseas.

We are making our way through bookings departing within the next 14 days to assist with modifying arrangements. If you are travelling in this period and have not yet had contact from us, please get in touch. We kindly request that anyone else travelling outside of this 14 day period wait for us to contact you to make changes.

As of the 16th of March at 8.00pm, the South Pacific Destinations that require self-isolation upon return to Australia include: 

• The Cook Islands
• Fiji 
• Samoa 
• New Caledonia 
• Tahiti 
• Niue 
• Solomon Islands 
• Tonga 
• Pitcairn Island 

Domestic Destinations that are exempt from self-isolation requirements: 

• Norfolk Island 
• Lord Howe Island 

We understand your concerns and want to assure you that we are doing everything we can. We appreciate your patience and understanding in this unprecedented time.