DAY 1-3 : TAHITI
Arriving in Tahiti, enjoy 2 nights in a sumptuous stilt bungalow on the private "motu" (islet) of the 4* Intercontinental Tahiti Resort for a gradual disconnect.
♥ You will like:
- The sunsets over the impressive reliefs of the island of Moorea from your terrace or bed
- The hearty breakfasts and the gourmet restaurant on stilts Le Lotus
- The hotel's numerous facilities, including infinity pools, a water sports center, a natural lagoonarium and the Argoter Spa with its anti-jet lag treatments.
Embark on this comfortable jet boat in the late afternoon for a short trip on the Tahitian lagoon...as the sun begins to set behind the neighboring island of Moorea, stop to admire this superb spectacle while sipping a glass of Champagne.
DAY 3-6 : BORA BORA
Fly to the Pearl of the Pacific : Bora Bora. After a 45-minute flight, hotel shuttles await you on the airport islet.
The InterContinental Bora Bora Resort & Thalasso Spa 5* is located on a motu (islet) and has a beautiful pristine beach, a multitude of activities and an award-winning Spa that invites you to relax.
You will stay 3 nights in an Otemanu view Villa on stilts with breakfast,
♥ You will like:
- Its Sustainable Luxury hotel label.
- Its dedicated concierge service
- The Thalassotherapy Center with fitness and health trail
Marvel at your senses during a sea ride aboard a comfortable prestige floating lounge, equipped with an upper deck with slide, privatized for you. You will have the privilege to navigate in the mythical lagoon of Bora Bora and enjoy the magnificent turquoise colors to meet the wonders of the sea, multicolored fish, rays, sharks and coral gardens.
Discover Bora Bora from the air: spectacular views of Mount Otemanu, the bright colors of the lagoon, the motu. Combine a 30-minutes flight over beautiful Bora Bora with 40 minutes in the heart of Tupai Atoll, the heart-shaped island.
DAY 6-9 : RANGIROA
After a one-hour flight, land on Rangiroa atoll.
Enjoy a stay at the Kia Ora Hotel, the only 4* on the island. You will appreciate the private pontoon, the bar on stilts, the magnificent white sand beach, the gardens where the villas and bungalows are scattered as well as the small Spa located in the coconut grove, very appreciated after a day of excursion.
Stay of 3 nights in Villa Piscine with breakfasts.
♥ You will like:
- The lagoon with its exceptional colors, home to impressive species of fish within world-renowned diving spots
- Its quality catering and its bar on stilts
- The undeniable comfort of your villa including a private pool
During your stay, combine Rangiroa's unmissable sites in one day! Morning on the lunar landscape of Reef Island, local lunch in the shade of a comfortable and welcoming "Fare pote'e", afternoon at the mythical Blue Lagoon of Rangiroa where the shades of blue-turquoise change according to the light. On the way back, stop at the Tiputa pass to watch the dolphins and finally the last snorkeling stop at the "Aquarium", a site full of fish sheltered from the currents.
DAY 9-12 : TAHITI - PRIVATE ATOLL OF TETIAROA
Return to Tahiti. After a short transit and a 20 minutes flight in Twin-Otter, enjoy the exceptional 5* The Brando on the deserted & private atoll of Tetiaroa.
Stay 3 nights in a 1 bedroom villa with pool on an all-inclusive basis.
♥ You will like:
- The freedom of the All Inclusive formula (meals, softs & alcohols, daily excursion, spa)
- The exceptional setting of this protected atoll, former summer residence of the royal family
- The very high quality of the services and equipment of this hotel which has nevertheless kept the friendly and intimate side dear to Polynesia
On the spot... nothing specific! A whole range of natural excursions are available at no extra charge: discovery of the lagoon's riches, the reef, the island of birds, the turtles in season...
DAY 12 : TAHITI - DEPARTURE
Return to Tahiti for a transit at the Intercontinental Tahiti Resort 4* hotel before taking your international flight back home.
End of our services.
Our services include :
- 2 nights at the Inter Continental Tahiti Resort & Spa - 4*
- 3 nights at the Inter Continental BoraBora Resort Thalasso & Spa - 5*
- 3 nights at Kia Ora Resort & Spa - 4*
- 3 nights at the Brando - 5 *
- 1 day at the InterContinental Tahiti Resort & Spa - 4*
- Welcome and assistance at your international arrival
- Private transfers on international arrival and departure only
- The rest of the transfers in non-private
- Domestic flights
- 11 nights in double occupancy in a 5* hotel (breakfast in Tahiti and Bora Bora, all-inclusive in Tetiaroa)
- 4 activities (3 private + 1 not private)
- Handling fees
- All taxes except the city tax to be paid on site
Our services do not include :
- International flights
- Gratuities
- Drinks and beverages
- Optional Tours
- Check in time at the hotel is 15.00/ check out at 11.00
Accomodation :
- Tahiti : Inter Continental Tahiti Resort & Spa - 4*
- Bora Bora : Inter Continental BoraBora Resort Thalasso & Spa - 5*
- Rangiroa : Kia Ora Resort & Spa - 4*
- Tetiaroa : Brando - 5 *
- Tahiti : InterContinental Tahiti Resort & Spa - 4*
French Polynesia, an overseas collectivity of France, is a paradise located in the South Pacific Ocean. Known for its stunning islands, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant culture, it offers a mix of luxury, adventure, and relaxation. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you plan your trip :
Key Islands :
Tahiti : The largest island and the entry point for most travelers. It has a bustling capital, Papeete, markets, museums, and the beautiful black sand beaches of Papenoo.
Bora Bora : Known for its luxury resorts, turquoise lagoon, and overwater bungalows. Perfect for honeymooners and those seeking a high-end experience.
Moorea : Just a short ferry ride from Tahiti, Moorea offers dramatic mountain scenery, lush landscapes, and great snorkeling spots.
Raiatea and Taha’a : These islands share a lagoon and are ideal for sailing, hiking, and exploring vanilla plantations.
Huahine : Known for its lush forests, ancient ruins, and traditional Polynesian culture.
Fakarava : A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, great for diving and exploring its diverse marine life.
When to Visit :
High Season (June to August) : This period has the best weather but also the highest prices and largest crowds.
Shoulder Seasons (April to May, September to October) : Still good weather, fewer tourists, and better prices.
Low Season (November to March) : Rainy season with more humidity, but it’s less crowded and more affordable.
Getting There and Around :
Flights : Most international flights land in Faa’a International Airport in Tahiti. Air Tahiti Nui and Air France are major carriers.
Inter-Island Travel : Air Tahiti offers flights between islands. Ferries and boats are also common, especially between Tahiti, Moorea, and Bora Bora.
Accommodation :
Luxury Resorts : Bora Bora, Tahiti, and Moorea offer high-end resorts with overwater bungalows.
Mid-Range Hotels : Available on most islands, offering comfortable stays without the high price tag of luxury resorts.
Guesthouses and Pensions : For a more authentic experience, consider staying in local guesthouses, which are often more affordable.
Activities :
Water Sports : Snorkeling, diving, kayaking, and paddleboarding are popular due to the clear waters and rich marine life.
Hiking : Trails on Moorea, Tahiti, and Raiatea offer stunning views and a chance to explore the islands' natural beauty.
Cultural Tours : Learn about Polynesian culture, visit ancient marae (temples), and enjoy traditional dance performances.
Relaxation : Enjoy the beaches, spas, and wellness retreats, especially in luxury resorts.
Cuisine :
Local Dishes : Try poisson cru (raw fish salad), ma’a tinito (pork and beans), and firi firi (fried doughnuts).
Fruits : Fresh tropical fruits like pineapple, mango, and coconut are abundant.
Dining : Options range from high-end restaurants in resorts to local food trucks (roulottes) offering delicious and affordable meals.
Practical Tips :
Currency : The local currency is the French Pacific Franc (XPF).
Language : French and Tahitian are the official languages. English is widely spoken in tourist areas.
Health and Safety : Tap water is safe to drink in most areas, but bottled water is recommended on some islands. Mosquito repellent is advised to prevent mosquito-borne illnesses.
Connectivity : Wi-Fi is available in most hotels and resorts, but can be limited on remote islands.
Cultural Etiquette :
Respect for Traditions : Show respect for local customs and traditions. When visiting marae, dress modestly and follow any posted guidelines.
Greetings : A friendly "ia orana" (hello) goes a long way.
French Polynesia offers a mix of luxury, adventure, and cultural experiences. Whether you’re looking to relax on a beach, explore underwater worlds, or immerse yourself in local culture, this tropical paradise has something for everyone.