Honeymoon 
Cruises 
Combined Islands 
Beach & Exotic 
DAY 1-2 : TAHITI
Upon arrival, relax for one night in Tahiti before setting out to discover the islands.
Located between land and sea, Te Moana Tahiti Resort offers the perfect setting for your stopover in an authentic Polynesian setting. It is close to a shopping center and a marina.
One-night stay in a garden studio with breakfast.
♥ You will like:
- The splendid sunsets on Moorea from the pool or the pontoon
- The large infinity pool and its artificial waterfall
- Its proximity to a shopping center, a marina and several food trucks.
DAY 2-4 : RAIATEA
35 minutes flight to Raiatea, the sacred island. A few minutes from the airport and the city center Uturoa, discover one of the key hotels of the island: the Raiatea Lodge 3 *.
2 nights stay in standard room with half board.
♥ You will like:
- Its original colonial architecture & the charm that emanates from it
- A refined and sought-after cuisine
- The swimming pool after a good day of excursion and the white sand islet accessible by kayak (15min)
During your stay, go on a half-day tour. Your guide will make you discover Raiatea differently. You will visit unusual and picturesque places and discover local personalities. You will learn all about education, religion, local economy, handicrafts, politics, and more... The history of Raiatea is so rich and exciting!
DAY 4-11 : CATAMARAN TOURS (Bora Bora - Tahaa - Huahine - Raiatea)
On the eleventh day, embark on a beautiful and spacious Lagoon 620 catamaran with only 6 cabins for an 8-day cruise in complete privacy. After introductions to the crew and other passengers, discover your comfortable air-conditioned cabin and set sail! Head for Bora Bora, Tahaa, Huahine and back to Raiatea.
Enjoy the shades of blue of the Polynesian lagoons, the coral gardens, the tasty meals on board, the paradisiacal motus, the abundant underwater fauna, the majestic mountains, the magical sunsets and many other surprises... Optional excursions are available on board.
♥ You will like:
- The premium comfort of Lagoon 620 Catamaran
- The privacy of a cruise up to 12 passengers
- Navigation close to islands and “motu” (islets), offering exceptional views
DAY 11 : TAHITI - DEPARTURE
Back in Tahiti, enjoy your last day relaxing at the Tahiti by Pearl Resorts 4*.
Room available from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm (without meals) with access to the hotel's facilities.
A private transfer will be arranged in the evening for your international departure.
End of our services.
Our services include :
- 1 night at Hotel Te Moana Tahiti Resort 3*
- 2 nights at Raiatea Lodge 3*
- 7 nights in non private catamaran with Archipels Cruises
- 1 Leisure Day at Le Tahiti by Pearl Resorts 4*
- Welcome and assistance on your international arrival
- All non-private transfers (except for the international departure transfer) Domestic flights
- 3 nights double occupancy in 3* hotels with breakfast included in Tahiti and half board in Raiatea
- 7 nights on a catamaran (cabin cruise) & full board (drinks not included)
- 1 non-private activity
- 1 day room in a 4* hotel
- Handling fees
- All taxes except the tourist tax payable 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 : Moana Tahiti Resort 3*
- Raiatea : Raiatea Lodge 3*
- Private catamaran with Archipels Cruises
- Tahiti : Pearl Resorts 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.
French Polynesia
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