Oceania is sometimes described as a continent; however, it is a vast region where the waters of the Pacific Ocean — rather than land borders — separate nations. Indeed the only land border here, on the island of New Guinea, does not separate two Oceanian countries but an Oceanian and an Asian one. The countless small islands are known for their white sand with swaying palm trees, astounding coral reefs, and rugged volcanoes. Oceania also contains the deserts of Australia and the highland rainforests of Papua New Guinea, and is a region where one can find indigenous communities and modern metropolises side by side.
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