All UNESCO World Heritage Sites
The Islands of Tahiti is a treasure trove of biodiversity and culture, where nature and history intertwine to offer breathtaking landscapes and unique heritage sites. Three sites are recognized by UNESCO for their exceptional value: the Fakarava Biosphere Reserve, the Taputapuātea Marae in Raiatea, and the Marquesas Islands. Discover what makes these places must-visit destinations.…
The most Instagram worthy spots in The Islands of Tahiti
French Polynesia, with its white sandy beaches, turquoise lagoons and lush green vegetation is a veritable tropical paradise.The South Sea Island scenery is just perfect for taking photos to embelish your Instagram page. Here are 10 of the best spots, that will make superb souvenirs and turn your followers green with envy.
Tahitian Noni Juice
Tahitian noni juice is touted as a cure-all, medicinal drink that is enjoyed by fashion and fitness celebrities and holistic health practitioners all over the world. The elixir is praised as the solution to everything from problem skin and aging, to gout and inflammation issues, and much more. However, Tahitian noni juice as a miracle…
Tahitian Gardenia
The National Flower of French Polynesia The Tahitian gardenia, also known as the Gardenia taitensis, or by its original Tahitian name of tiare Tahiti, is the national flower of The Islands of Tahiti. Most commonly referred to as the Tahitian tiare flower, this type of gardenia has become a staple in Tahitian culture. The name…
The Tiki of Taaoa and the Upeke Archeological Site
Hiva Oa is the second biggest of the Marquesas Islands, after Nuku HIva. A 3 hour 45 minute flight from Tahiti takes you to Henua Enana, as the islands are called in the Marquesan language. Hiva Oa is a mystical land of tales and legends, charged with the spiritual force, Mana. It's what causes the…
A Picnic on the Motu
The soft sand is warm, the turquoise lagoon is shimmering, and all tghat swimming and snorkeling has mad you feel a little peckish. Well, you're in luck! The table's been set in the shallow water, and a delicious poisson cru and a glass of frsh coconut juice are waiting for you! Tāmā’a maita’i! Motu is…
Rangiroa: a Practical Guide
Welcome to Rangiroa, the biggest atoll in French Polynesia. Rangiroa is an atoll as surprising and beautiful as Bora Bora, with excellent scuba diving, superb beaches, and a vineyard on a motu in the middle of the lagoon! You're sure to pass an unforgettable vacation.! Whether you're an explorer, a diver or a confirmed sunworshipper,…
Where to shop in Tahiti
Tahiti is the biggest and busiest island in French Polynesia, and is home to over 60% of the population. It is the ideal place for shopping, especially when you're looking for souvenirs to take home with you. Papeete is the capital of French Polynesia and also its commercial heart. Products and produce from all over…
Boat Trips in Bora Bora
Bora Bora is said to have the most beautiful lagoon in the world, so you'll want to spend as much time as possible exploring it. A picnic on a motu, a snorkeling or diving excursion to discover the magnificent underwater scenery, or a romantic cruise at sunset, ...there are lots of reasons to take to…