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Moorea Mountains
Moorea is a favorite of all who venture to French Polynesia. Here, you'll find the real South Seas experience -- a casual, barefoot existence amid white sand beaches, multi-hued lagoons and, of course, quaint Tahitian-style hotels offering plenty of sun and fun activities. Moorea's jagged mountains and volcanic spires reach into the clouds, while below, valleys are blanketed with the colors one only finds when tropical climates and rich, volcanic soils meet.
InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort
Novelist James Michener wrote that Bora Bora is "the most beautiful island in the world." It certainly makes the most dramatic first appearance, especially if you arrive by air. Surrounding the small island is the most stunning lagoon in the entire Pacific. Its colors, ranging from the palest turquoise to the deepest blues, are created by the water's varying depths. Amid the rich emerald green of the island itself, the volcanic peak of Mount Otemanu stands godlike, often draped in white clouds. Nearly every water sport is enjoyed on Bora Bora, but most famous is its snorkeling. U.S. Navy in World War II, now claimed by the island's tropical vegetation.
Relais Mahana
Huahine is also home to many of French Polynesia's most important archaeological sites. The ideal place to experience the traditional Polynesian way of life. Last of the Society Islands reached by tourism, Huahine has remained virtually unknown to tourists until recently. With its deep water bays, and lagoons bordered by motus (islets), mountainous Huahine is ripe for your exploration. Visit the tiny, picturesque port of Fare when it really comes to life on shipping day. That's when many of Huahine's 4,000 inhabitants travel to town by le truck to see old friends; swap news.
Raiatea & Taha'a - Le Taha'a Private Island & Spa
Experience the roots of Polynesian culture and its inspirational beauty. Raiatea is revered by the Tahitians as the birthplace of their religion and culture. According to legend, it was from her shores that ancient Polynesian explorers set off for Hawaii and New Zealand. A climb up Mount Temehani will reward the adventurous with a rare glimpse of the Tiare Apetahi, a flower which grows no place else on earth. On Raiatea, visitors can also marvel at the Taputapuatea Marae, considered the most important and best-preserved religious site in French Polynesia.
Tuamotu Archipelago
The waters of the Tuamotus are a scuba diver's dream. About 200 miles northeast of Tahiti lies the Tuamotu Archipelago, composed of the largest collection of coral atolls in the world. Whether you opt for shallow, ocean or drift dives, the underwater scenery is guaranteed to be some of the most spectacular you've ever seen.
Rangiroa
Rangiroa, the largest of the atolls, offers the adventurous traveler the rare opportunity to live amid the wild beauty of the Tuamotus. You'll find an array of daily aquatic excursions and activities from which to choose.
Manihi - Black pearls
Manihi is a small atoll located north of Rangiroa, 330 miles from Tahiti, with a population of just 300 inhabitants. A trip to the black pearl farm is a must.
Tikehau - Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort
Tikehau, an oval-shaped atoll approximately 8 miles from Rangiroa, has a large pass and a series of islets. The charming village of Tuherahera is situated on the south end of the largest motu (islet).
Marquesas Islands
Experience rugged beauty and fascinating culture when you journey to the Marquesas. Spectacular volcanic peaks soar from the ocean depths, lush valleys steeped in history wait to be explored, the wild ocean crashes on black sand beaches, and sheltered coves reveal a turquoise tide with pink and white sand.
Honeymoons in Tahiti and Her Islands
Tahiti is world renowned as one of the most idyllic destinations for honeymoon, anniversaries and romantic getaways. Most resorts offer couples special honeymoon rates and inclusions. Ask Islands In The Sun for details.
Cruising Paradise - Huamana Cruises
Relax in a comfortable suite that moves with you as you travel the islands, and visit many locations that many visitors often miss. From deluxe accommodations aboard the magnificent Paul Gauguin to your private cabin on board a 50-foot catamaran, you'll find the perfect at-sea adventure in paradise to suit your tastes.
Hotel Bora Bora
Sofitel Moorea Beach Resort
Bora Bora Lagoon Resort & Spa
Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort & Spa
Le Maitai Polynesia Bora Bora
Bora Bora Nui Resort & Spa, Luxury Collection
Hotel Bora Bora - Pool fare
Le Méridien Tahiti - Pool
Marquesas Hiva Oa Hanakee Pearl Lodge
Tahitian Girl
Tahitian dancers
Many visitors arriving in Tahiti, the capital of Papeete, no doubt expect grass huts, pareo-clad natives and the quiet crash of the surf. They are surprised to discover that Papeete is a modern, bustling port. Just accept our promise that the Tahiti of legend does live on elsewhere on the island; then, start to enjoy Papeete's unique cosmopolitan charms. There's plenty to do on Tahiti--from a game of golf on French Polynesia's only course (72-par with majestic views of the island and outer reef), to a breathtaking helicopter ride to Mount Aorai. Or try your hand at big game fishing, water skiing, scuba diving, sailing and windsurfing.
Tahitian men canoeing
Bora Bora Hotel - Tahitian Girls