However, there are a few Pacific islands that have historical ties to France and have some French speakers:
* New Caledonia: This French territory has French as its official language. It is located in the southwest Pacific Ocean.
* French Polynesia: This overseas territory of France is located in the central Pacific Ocean. French is the official language.
* Wallis and Futuna: This French overseas collectivity, located in the southwest Pacific Ocean, has French as its official language.
* Vanuatu: While not a French territory, Vanuatu has a significant number of French speakers due to its colonial history with France. The country's official languages are Bislama, English, and French.
While French isn't the official language of the entire Pacific, it does hold historical and cultural significance in some areas of the region.