Principal Monasteries of Oceania

• Holy Monastery of Saint George – Yellow Rock, New South Wales, Australia. Principal Greek Orthodox monastery of Australia.
• Holy Monastery of Panagia Kamariani – Red Hill, Victoria, Australia. Principal Greek Orthodox women’s monastery.
• Monastery of Saint Sava – Elaine, Victoria, Australia. Principal Serbian Orthodox monastery in Oceania.
• Monastery of Saint John the Baptist – New Zealand. Principal Orthodox monastery of New Zealand.
• Monastery of Saint Paisius Velichkovsky – Australia. Principal Romanian Orthodox monastery.

Australia

• Holy Monastery of Saint George – Yellow Rock, New South Wales. The principal Greek Orthodox monastery of Australia.
• Holy Monastery of Panagia Kamariani – Red Hill, Victoria. Principal Greek Orthodox women’s monastery.
• Holy Monastery of Saint John the Forerunner – New South Wales. Greek Orthodox monastery.
• Monastery of Saint Sava – Elaine, Victoria. Principal Serbian Orthodox monastery.
• Monastery of Saint Petka – Kembla Grange, New South Wales. Serbian Orthodox women’s monastery.
• Monastery of Saint Paisius Velichkovsky – Australia. Romanian Orthodox monastery.
• Monastery of the Archangel Michael – Tasmania. Russian Orthodox monastery.
• Monastery of Saint Anthony the Great – Australia. Antiochian Orthodox monastery.

New Zealand

• Monastery of Saint John the Baptist – New Zealand. Principal Orthodox monastery of New Zealand.
• Convent of Saint Paraskeva – New Zealand. Principal women’s Orthodox monastery.
• Monastic House of Saint Silouan – New Zealand. Russian Orthodox monastic residence.
• Monastic Community of the Holy Archangels – New Zealand. Greek Orthodox monastic community.

Pacific Islands

• Monastic House of Saint Nicholas – Fiji. Orthodox missionary monastic residence.
• Monastic Community of Saint Herman of Alaska – Papua New Guinea. Orthodox missionary monastery.
• Monastic House of Saint George – Samoa. Small Orthodox monastic community.

Orthodox Jurisdictions and Ethnic Traditions

• Greek Orthodox – The largest Orthodox monastic presence in Australia and New Zealand.
• Serbian Orthodox – Important monasteries in New South Wales and Victoria.
• Russian Orthodox and ROCOR – Monasteries in Australia and New Zealand.
• Romanian Orthodox – Smaller but important monastic communities in Australia.
• Antiochian Orthodox – Monasteries associated with Arab Orthodox communities.

Female Monasteries and Convents of Special Importance

• Holy Monastery of Panagia Kamariani – Victoria, Australia. Principal women’s monastery of Oceania.
• Monastery of Saint Petka – New South Wales, Australia. Principal Serbian women’s monastery.
• Convent of Saint Paraskeva – New Zealand. Principal women’s monastery of New Zealand.
• Convent of Saint Mary Magdalene – Australia. Orthodox women’s monastery.

Observations

• Australia possesses the largest and most developed Orthodox monastic tradition in Oceania.
• Greek Orthodox monasteries account for the majority of monastic institutions in the region.
• Serbian, Russian, Romanian, and Antiochian communities preserve their own monastic traditions in Australia.
• New Zealand possesses a smaller but active Orthodox monastic presence.
• The Pacific islands contain only a few missionary monastic houses.