Tahiti is the largest island in French Polynesia, known for its overwater bungalows, black pearl farms, and rich Polynesian culture. Experience traditional dance, local cuisine, and stunning lagoons.
The air in Tahiti is soft and sweet, scented with tiare flowers and salt from the sea. Jagged green peaks, draped in clouds, rise from the center of the island, while the bustling energy of Papeete’s waterfront gives way to quiet valleys and black sand beaches. As the gateway to French Polynesia, Tahiti is more than just a stopover; it is a vibrant island with a soul of its own. Tahiti travel is a blend of adventure, culture, and the simple joy of watching a sunset over a calm lagoon.
Shaped like a figure eight, the island is made of two parts: the larger Tahiti Nui and the wilder, more secluded peninsula of Tahiti Iti. The interior is a world of deep valleys, towering waterfalls, and lush rainforest, best explored on a 4x4 tour. This is where you feel the island’s mana, or spirit. The culture is a beautiful mix of Polynesian tradition and French influence, from the rhythm of traditional dance to the fresh baguettes sold in every market.
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