Pacific Games - South Pacific Games Locations

South Pacific Games Locations

Year Games Host City Country Dates Athletes Nations Sports Top Medalling
Nation
1963 I Suva, Viti Levu Fiji 29 August - 8 September 700 13 10 Fiji
1966 II Nouméa, South Province New Caledonia 8 - 18 December 1200 14 20 New Caledonia
1969 III Port Moresby Papua New Guinea 13 - 23 August 12 New Caledonia
1971 IV Papeete, Tahiti / French Polynesia 25 August - 5 September 14 New Caledonia
1975 V Tumon Guam 1 - 10 August 12 New Caledonia
1979 VI Suva, Viti Levu Fiji 28 August - 8 September 2672 19 18 New Caledonia
1983 VII Apia, Upolu Western Samoa 5 - 16 September 2500 New Caledonia
1987 VIII Nouméa New Caledonia 8 - 20 December 11 New Caledonia
1991 IX Port Moresby Papua New Guinea 7 - 21 September 16 Papua New Guinea
1995 X Papeete, Tahiti / French Polynesia 25 August - 5 September 12 New Caledonia
1999 XI Santa Rita Guam 29 May - 12 June 3000 19 New Caledonia
2003 XII Suva, Viti Levu Fiji 28 June - 12 July 22 New Caledonia
2007 XIII Apia, Upolu Samoa 25 August - 8 September 5000 22 33 New Caledonia
2011 XIV Nouméa New Caledonia 27 August - 10 September 4300 22 28 New Caledonia
2015 XV Port Moresby Papua New Guinea 4 - 18 July
2019 XVI Nukuʻalofa, Tongatapu Tonga

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