Tahiti

The Vibrant Heart of French Polynesia

Dramatic Topography

Tahiti boasts a visually arresting landscape. Hike or bike through the lush valleys of Fautaua Valley, or challenge yourself with a climb to the top of Mount Marau, the island's highest point, for breathtaking panoramic views.

Surfing Paradise

Tahiti is a surfer's paradise with legendary waves like Teahupo'o, known for its powerful right-hand break that attracts professionals and thrill-seekers alike.



Lagoon Adventures

The island's protected lagoons offer a haven for water activities. Kayak through crystal-clear waters, go snorkelling amongst vibrant coral reefs, or try stand-up paddleboarding for a unique perspective of the coastline.

Black Sand Beaches

A unique aspect of Tahiti is its black sand beaches, formed by volcanic activity. Relax on the shores of Matira Beach, a popular spot for swimming, sunbathing, and watersports, or explore the secluded coves of the Tahiti Iti peninsula.

Explore Moorea

Explore Moorea: Take a day trip or stay longer on Moorea, the 'Magic Island'. Hike to the Belvedere lookout for panoramic views, discover hidden waterfalls, or simply relax on pristine beaches.



Adventure Awaits

Tahiti caters to the adventurous spirit. Go deep sea fishing and reel in trophy fish, take a thrilling jet ski ride, or embark on a 4WD adventure through the rugged interior.

Papatee's Bustling Charm

Explore Papeete, the vibrant capital city. Wander through the Marche (market) overflowing with fresh produce, flowers, and local handicrafts. Enjoy a coffee and croissant at a French cafe, or visit museums showcasing Polynesian art and history.



Cultural Delights

Immerse yourself in Polynesian culture. Witness a captivating performance of the tamure (drum dance), where rhythmic beats tell stories of the islands. Learn about the intricate art of tatau (tattooing) and its deep cultural significance. Attend a Heiva festival, a vibrant celebration of Polynesian dance, music, and tradition.

French Cuisine with a Polynesian Twist

Indulge in French Polynesian cuisine, a delectable fusion of French culinary techniques and fresh local ingredients. Savour poisson cru (raw fish marinated in lime juice) or succulent grilled mahi mahi with a creamy coconut sauce. Don't miss the opportunity to sample fresh tropical fruits like mango and pineapple.

Planning Your Tahitian Escape:

Tahiti offers a diverse experience, catering to families, couples, and solo travellers alike. The dry season, from May to October, boasts sunny skies and pleasant temperatures. Accommodation options range from luxurious resorts to charming guesthouses, catering to various budgets. Embrace the French Polynesian spirit of 'ia ora na' (hello and welcome), and discover the magic of Tahiti!