Tahiti Society Islands, French Polynesia Travel Guide
Popular choices include Moorea, a short ferry trip from Papeete, and Tahiti Iti (Teahupo'o), the island's wilder peninsula.
Moorea features lagoons, pineapple plantations, and scenic viewpoints. Tahiti Iti features a well-known surf break.
Discover Tahiti's natural beauty and serene environments just a short drive from Papeete.
Visit Mara'a Grottoes for freshwater pools or Vaipahi Gardens with waterfalls and walking trails.
From July to November, humpback whales migrate through French Polynesian waters. Boat tours are available.
Deepen your knowledge of Tahitian heritage by going to historical and cultural sites.
Marae Arahurahu (Paea) is a restored ancient Polynesian temple. Point Venus (Mahina) marks Captain Cook's visit.
Drive around Tahiti Iti for a look at traditional village life and small farms growing vanilla and taro.
Visiting neighborhood churches or significant Marae sites offers a connection to the island's past.
Explore the wilder, more rustic side of Tahiti, including Teahupo'o village and its well-known surf break.
Moorea, a popular and accessible day trip, boasts stunning lagoons and plantations.
Add extra days to your trip for exploring French Polynesia's diverse islands.
Fully experience Moorea's beauty and relaxed atmosphere. This includes activities like shark and ray feeding or hiking.
For the ultimate luxury lagoon experience, go on an internal flight to Bora Bora. Features iconic overwater bungalows.
For an authentic, less developed island experience, consider Huahine. It has rich archaeological sites and a relaxed pace.
The Society Islands (Moorea, Bora Bora, Huahine, Raiatea, Taha'a) are readily accessible. The Tuamotus are suitable for dive enthusiasts.
A two-week trip could involve exploring various islands for a wide-ranging experience of French Polynesia.
Explore Papeete, the interior, and coastal sights.
Enjoy lagoon activities, hiking, and relaxed island life.
Discover ancient Marae and lush landscapes.
