RB Travel Guide: The Pacific Ocean in Photographs

The Pacific Ocean is terrifyingly large clocking in at 165.25 million square miles. It makes up 46% of the planet’s water. The bottom of the Pacific reaches all the way down to Antarctica, and hugs Australia and Asia-Pacific before being looked out upon by the Americas. The Pacific has had wars waged upon it, been the crash landing site for three satellites, and is facing increasing plastic pollution and lower oxygen levels each year. The Pacific Ocean is one of the most wonderful places on earth; a true marvel of natural power, so for our latest RB Travel Guide, we’ve created a collection of images that represent its raw beauty and massive size.

Click the images above and below to visit the profiles and support of the work of these talented RB photographers.

Have you seen any  natural or man made wonders on RB or a favorite shot of the Pacific Ocean? Paste them in the comments below. Also, check out the groups National Parks of the World & Great Parks of the World & Your Country’s Best for more truly inspiring work.