Tahiti is a paradise as beautiful as an oil painting, full of mysterious tropical colors!

Tahiti, also known as Tahiti Island, is the largest island in French Polynesia in the central South Pacific. It is famous for its beautiful beaches, blue waters, and unique culture, making it an excellent choice for island vacations. Tahiti is warm all year round and rich in resources, making it a typical tropical paradise. Here is a detailed guide I have put together. If you find it helpful, remember to follow me!

Attractions

- Bora Bora Island: Known for its clear and colorful waters, snow-white beaches, and romantic overwater bungalows. You can participate in snorkeling, diving, and other activities to get up close and personal with the rich marine life. You can also climb to the island's observation deck to overlook the beautiful scenery of the entire island and lagoon. Generally speaking, a day trip to Bora Bora Island costs around EUR 200–500, depending on the activities and services.
- Moorea Island: Known for its spectacular volcanic landscapes, dense jungles, and beautiful beaches. You can join a 4WD adventure tour to explore waterfalls and ancient religious sites deep in the jungle, costing around EUR 100–300. You can also experience traditional Polynesian cultural performances, with ticket prices ranging from EUR 50–150.
- Tahiti Island: The main island of French Polynesia, where you can visit the Papeete Market to experience the local fireworks, free of charge. You can also go to the black sand beach to enjoy the unique black sand beach and blue sky and sea, free of charge. In addition, Tahiti Island also has some historical sites and museums, with ticket prices ranging from EUR 10–30.

Food

- Sashimi: Tahitian sashimi is made with fresh tuna, snapper, and other main ingredients, paired with coconut milk, lemon, and other seasonings, with a delicious taste. A serving of sashimi costs around EUR 20–50.
- Baguette Sandwich: You can find them everywhere on the streets of Tahiti, filled with various meats, vegetables, and sauces, and they are affordable, usually around EUR 5–15.
- Coconut Cake: Made with coconut as the main ingredient, it has a sweet and soft taste and is one of Tahiti's specialty desserts. A serving of coconut cake costs around EUR 5–10.

Notes

- Transportation: Public transportation on Tahiti Island is not very developed, so renting a car or joining a tour group is a more convenient way to travel. When renting a car, pay attention to traffic rules and driving habits.
- Culture: The Tahitian people are warm and hospitable, but when visiting local religious sites and traditional villages, respect local cultural customs and religious beliefs and avoid inappropriate behavior.
- Currency: The common currency in Tahiti is the Pacific Franc. It is recommended to exchange some cash before departure and bring a credit card for use in large shopping malls and hotels.