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FRENCH POLYNESIA
Vacation packages: Exotic Beauty
Whether you want to get away from it all with an exotic vacation spent lounging in a bungalow over the sea, or want the experience of an island resort, Tahiti is a French Polynesian destination that offers days of sunshine, white-sand beaches, and water adventures. Tahiti is the region’s largest island, known for its incredible beaches and diving. Venture into the French Polynesian islands with their beautiful tropical gardens, incredible snorkeling, and breathtaking views.


FRENCH POLYNESIA at a Glance
Currency: French Pacific Franc, (₣)
Tipping Customs: Small cash tips, while not the custom, are increasingly accepted in Tahiti
Popular Drink: Tahiti Drink
Must Eat: Poisson Cru
Power Up: A or B (two or three-prong) 110 V/220 V
Language: French
Weather: The forecast is warm and sunny, though November and April can be quite warm.
Best Time to Visit: Visit year-round, but May and October are a little cooler.
Top Things to Do in
FRENCH POLYNESIA
Swim with Wildlife
The protected lagoons of French Polynesia draw southern stingrays and green sea turtles; take a stingray tour or visit the Turtle Sanctuary in Bora Bora.
Land of Shimmering White Sands
La Plage de Maui is renowned for its white sand and for its calm and breathtakingly clear water.
Stay In
When your hotel is an over-water bungalow, room service is delivered by canoe and the views are fantastic so why leave your room?
Surf Teuhupo’o Or Take a Lesson on a Safer Break
Teuhupo’o has seven professional surf breaks and is home to one of the heaviest waves in the world go if you’re a pro, or hire a guide and find a more beginner-friendly wave.
Hike the Lush Landscape
Tahiti’s lush volcanic landscape offers many hiking opportunities, with Mount Pahia and Mount Otemanu in Bora Bora offering treks and trails.
