Captain James Cook.
James Cook
It was Captain James Cook.
James Cook certainly did not discover Australia. He was the first European to discover Hawaii which, at the time, he named the Sandwich Islands after one of his sponsors, the Earl of Sandwich.
No. Hawaii was "discovered" by explorer James Cook in 1778 long after Columbus' voyages.
Well...He discovered Hawaii in Hawaii, but if you mean when the in was in 1778
Captain James Cook went to New Zealand, Australia, the South Pacific Islands and Hawaii just for his interest
James Cook did not "discover" Tonga, but he first visited the islands in 1773, whilst on his second voyage. Tonga was discovered by two unnamed Dutch explorers in 1616. However, Dutch trader/explorer Abel Tasman is often given the credit, as he was the first known European to land there, doing so in 1643.
Captain James Cook in 1778.
James Cook didn't actually discover any country. Well, when he went to Hawaii, he was been killed by stones and knife there.
Captain James Cook.
James Cook did not discover any countries. He first arrived in New Zealand, but Abel Tasman had discovered the islands in 1642.