Travel guide to the islands of Tahiti

Who hasn't dreamed of spending the winter with their toes in the sand? French Polynesia boasts crystal-clear lagoons, lush landscapes, and year-round sunshine.

Between the traditional recipes, the international hotels' gastronomy, and the American influence, Bora Bora's chefs have developed original and sophisticated cooking, and the best restaurants on the island know how to highlight both local and international products.

Your trip to French Polynesia should definitely include a stop on the island of Huahine, between Moorea and Raiatea. Just 40 minutes from Papeete (the capital of Tahiti) by air, Huahine is served by daily domestic flights. A few monthly ferries also take visitors to this very special island. Undoubtedly the most beautiful way to arrive on Huahine, an ancient volcanic island whose silhouette is said to resemble a woman, is via the Avapehi Pass, opposite the town of Fare.

The tour of Tahiti stores many secrets, astonishing places, friendly encounters and shared experiences. This is not to be missed during your stay.

The duration of your trip depends on which city you’re flying from. It is a taste of what you’re about to experience: smiles, brightness, colors, comfort.

Traveling by plane is the easiest way to go the Pearl of the Pacific. For the other part of the budget, it all depends on your wishes and your dreams.

Tahiti and its Islands is a territory in the South Pacific and is part of the French Overseas Territories. Political and economic stability, currency and healthcare system, it is a safe and developed democracy.

With five archipelagos and an area of 5 million km2, there is a wide selection of beautiful places. That is what makes the magic of our 118 islands: a diversity of exceptional places to discover.