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Coronavirus – Travel Information – October 1st, 2021
In the context of the fight against the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus in French Polynesia, the conditions of entry to The Islands ...
French Polynesia obtains the international certification “Safe Travels by WTTC”
“Safe Travels by WTTC” is the world’s first global health and safety label for travel and tourism, designed specifically to deal with ...
Tahiti – Practical Information
Preparing your trip to Tahiti...We live in a tropical area, so we suggest wearing light cotton clothes: shorts, cotton slacks or jeans,
Covid-19 lockdown entertainment by e-Tahiti Travel
Lockdown can be relaxing; lockdown can be boring or even hectic for those working from home while home schooling their kids… but at ...
Be assured that these words have not fallen on deaf ears and that they go straight to our heart!
The e-TAHITI travel team would like to deeply thank you for your messages of support during this crisis. Our Travel Designers remain ...
Continuity Plan Covid-19 : message from e-Tahiti Travel
Ia Orana (Tahitian Greetings), I sincerely hope you and your loved ones are doing well despite this challenging time. We are ...
Tahiti, tell me Yes ! French Polynesia, a unique destination for an unforgettable honeymoon…
YES. These three little letters were pronounced with a salted smile with tears of joy. Your destiny is now officially linked to the ...
Miss Tahiti, the beauty of the Pacific
Miss Tahiti, the beauty of the Pacific The beauty of Polynesian women is not a myth. Beautiful skins golden by the sun, brown hair in ...
100+ tahitian first names and their meanings
You want to choose a Polynesian name for your child? Discover more than 100 Tahitian names for boy or girl with their meaning. Names ...
Unique Tahiti Black Pearls
Famous all over the world for their uniqueness and beauty : Tahiti pearls are better known as Tahiti black pearls. The word is poerava ...
French Polynesia offers an oceanic sanctuary
French Polynesia offers an oceanic sanctuary of 4 million square kilometers to its emblematic marine turtles, formerly said to have the
The great art of the emblematic «tifaifai»
Old good times now seem so far away… I mean these antic times where the schooners « Maire » and « Niumaru » were assuring the ...
The mysterious «tahu’a», Polynesian priests
Old good times now seem so far away… I mean these antic times where the schooners « Maire » and « Niumaru » were assuring the ...
The enigmatic “marae” of Tahiti & her islands
Outside of Tahiti and her islands, the “marae” arouse as much interest and interrogation as the mysterious “Moai” of Easter Island. In ...
My return to enigmatic Moorea
Old good times now seem so far away… I mean these antic times where the schooners « Maire » and « Niumaru » were assuring the ...
Win a one-year full membership of the GPSmyCity App
A lucky winner will be chosen at random to get a one-year full membership of the GPSmyCity app...
Cuisine of Tahiti and her Islands
The cuisine of Tahiti and her Islands is the great and rewarding result achieved by nearly a century...
Tahitian handicrafts and its islands
The manual skills and the creativity of the Polynesians are no longer to be demonstrated...
Whale watching in Tahiti and her islands
It is in Tahiti and the Austral Islands that the humpback whales come to give birth to their calves...
Traditional Tahitian dances – cultural survivors
Although traditional Tahitian dances survived to the present day, they owed it historically to the Tiurai festivals
Tiurai and Heiva, July festivities in Tahiti & her islands
Often, it does not take much for the good events to happen or not ... Just a detail, a fortuitous fact...
Matari’i i ni’a” or the rising of the Pleiades in the skies of Tahiti and her islands
If you came to Tahiti and her islands with the deep wish of actually meeting the Polynesian people
