The country we chose is New Zealand

It became a member of the Commonwealth of Nations in 1931.

New Zealand is an island about 2000 km south east of Australia.

The capital of New Zealand is Wellington. There are about 3.547.983 people in New Zealand.

January and February are the hot months, and July is the coldest  month of the year. In summer, the average maximum temperature ranges between 70-90°F (20-30ºC) and in winter between 50-60°F (10-15ºC). The official languages are English and Maori. We can visit Rotorua, it’s the heart of New Zealand’s geothermal activity and we can visit Wellington because it’s the capital of arts and culture.

We chose New Zealand because we think this country is interesting. We would really like to visit New Zealand and the capital of this country. We are interested in landscapes. We think it is a very beautiful country. We don’t know it very well but we want to know more. We wanted to show its beauty.

You can listen to New Zealand national anthem here :

The country we chose is St. Lucia. It Became a member of the Commonwealth of Nations in 1789. Saint Lucia is in America, on the Oriental board of the Caribbean Sea. It is also part of the Windward Islands whose capital is Castries.They are about 170 000 inhabitants and an area of 620 KM2.

The island has a tropical climate with two seasons. A dry season (January to April) and a rainy season (May to December).

The official language is English and 80% of the population speaks Creole Caribbean.

The main tourist places are the Botanical Gardens, the capital, the sulfur springs park, the two pitons, pigeon island, park latisab Creole background.

We chose this country because we would like to discover it, and because we love beaches. We also think this island is not well known.

You can listen to St Lucia national anthem here:

It became a member of the Commonwealth of Nations on the 6th august 1962.

Jamaica is on the American continent and is situated South of Cuba. The capital city is Kingston. There are 2 804 332 people in Jamaica. The area is 11 425 km2.

 The climate is tropical and very hot: January 26°C, February 25°C, March 26°C, April 27°C, May 27°C, June 28°C, July 28°C, August 29°C, September 28°C, October 27°C, November 27°C, December 26°C.

The language spoken is English.

The main places are: Montego Bay, Runaway bay, Dun’s river.

We chose this country because:

-We enjoy Usain Bolt

-We are interested in the landscapes and the people

-We would like to go toJamaica to discover this wonderful country

                                              You can listen to Jamaica national anthem here : 

The country we chose is the Bahamas.

It became a member of the Commonwealth in 1973

It is located north of the Caribbean Sea in America. Its capital city is Nassau.

Its population is 307, 451 habitants.

Its area is 13, 940 km²

The climate is tropical. In December the temperature is 78°F and in June the temperature is 82°F

The language spoken is English.

There isn’t a monument but each island is beautiful and we can do diving, going to the beach and you must visit the Blue Hole.

We would like to explore these islands and we don’t know them so this research has been an opportunity to discover them. Bahamas is a very beautiful country and you must visit it. 

You can listen to the Bahamas National anthem here :

1)Where is it situated ?

-The Seychelles is an archipelago of 115 islands located in the Indian Ocean and attached to the African continent. All these islands are grouped into a state which is the main island of Mahé.

-The capital of Seychelles is Victoria.

-There are about 80,000 people in Seychelles

-The area is 455 km2

What is the climate like?

-The Seychelles temperature is between 24 °C and 32 °C all year

Why did you choose this country?

-I would like to live in the Seychelles because they are islands paradise, there are beautiful beaches, the climate is perfect, and the water is clear blue. It is a well known country to spend your holidays.

You can listen to the Seychelles national anthem here :

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