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Snorkel or dive in Bora Bora's crystal-clear waters, visit the Polynesian cultural center, relax on the stunning beaches, and explore the volcanic landscapes of Tahiti.
French Polynesia, located in the South Pacific, is a typical overseas territory, comprising the numerous Nician Islands, including the Society Islands, Atea, Tahiti, and other 118 islands. This unique island group boasts a unique blend of volcanoes, lagoons, and other scenic beauty. Tahiti is the largest island in the Society Islands. In French Polynesia, simply choose the archipelago and island that best suits your needs – the possibilities are endless.
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Tahiti
Synonymous with paradise on earth, Tahiti embodies blue skies, white clouds, turquoise waves, romance, splendor, and legend. With towering volcanoes, crystal-clear lagoons, and romantic beaches, the lush tropical landscape has earned it a place National Geographic has named one of its "Top 10 Vacation Destinations" and a nickname: "God's Gift."
Bora Bora
American author James A. Michener called Bora Bora in the Society Islands "the most beautiful island in the world." His novel, "South Pacific Tales," was set on the island. The novel was later adapted into a musical. For many, Bora Bora is a paradise on Earth. The island's first inhabitants arrived from Southeast Asia 2,000 years ago.
French Polynesia is a French overseas territory with a rich Polynesian heritage, known for its unique culture, traditional arts, and historical significance in the Pacific.
Located in the South Pacific, French Polynesia is accessible by air from major hubs like Los Angeles or Auckland. The main international airport is in Tahiti.
The best time to visit is during the dry season (May–October). Most attractions are open year-round, from 9 AM to 6 PM.
Entry fees vary by attraction, generally around $10–$40. Tickets can be bought online or at the attraction.
Booking tickets 1–2 weeks in advance is recommended for popular attractions, especially during the peak season.
2–3 days for Bora Bora or Moorea. Tahiti requires 3–4 days to explore the island fully.
Bora Bora's Lagoon, Tahiti's waterfalls, and the lush valley of Moorea are the must-see highlights.
Yes, guided tours are available in English, French, and other languages. Audio guides are available at major sites.
The viewpoint from Mount Otemanu in Bora Bora and the beaches of Moorea offer spectacular photo opportunities.
Start with a boat tour of the islands, then explore cultural centers and end with a sunset dinner on the beach.
Yes, night boat tours, Polynesian dance performances, and dinner shows are popular in the evenings.
French Polynesia is busiest during the dry season (May–October). To avoid crowds, visit during the shoulder seasons (April and November).
Most attractions have toilets, food stalls, water stations, and souvenir shops.
Many attractions are accessible, but some islands may have limited accessibility due to their terrain.
Cards and mobile payments are widely accepted. It's recommended to carry some cash for smaller establishments.
French Polynesia has a variety of restaurants serving seafood, French cuisine, and traditional Polynesian dishes, especially in main areas like Papeete.
Yes, there are vegetarian, vegan, and halal options available, especially in larger towns.
Luxury resorts like those on Bora Bora, as well as guesthouses and boutique hotels in Tahiti, offer accommodations close to attractions.
Visit nearby islands such as Moorea or the Marquesas Islands for a variety of cultural and natural experiences.
Yes, you’ll find shops selling pearl jewelry, woven baskets, traditional clothing, and art made from local materials.
Flights between the islands are common, and boats are often used to explore nearby smaller islands.