A group or chain of islands.

A body of water surrounded by land that is often shallow and can sometimes be found in tropical regions.

An island that is formed from a coral reef and has a ring shape with a lagoon in the center.

An economy that relies heavily on migration for work, sending remittances back to the home country.

A structure used for traditional living in Samoa and other Pacific islands, often with a thatched roof.

An ability to navigate or find one's way, often using natural signs such as stars and ocean currents.

An area that is administered by a foreign power but is not fully independent, often with a special international status.

A type of simple language that blends elements from different languages, often created for communication between speakers of different native languages.

An island that is typically composed of volcanic material and is often higher than surrounding areas.

A farm product grown for commercial sale rather than for personal use, often for export.

An area consisting of low-lying land and often lacking in elevation, generally formed from sediment and coral deposits.

A place designed for relaxation and recreation, often with amenities like lodging and activities, typically located by a beach or in nature.

Money that is sent back home by a worker who has gone to another country for employment.

A landmass that is surrounded by water on all sides but is connected to a larger continent by land.

A specialized type of economy that depends on the movement of people for work and support through external sources such as remittances and aid.