Eco-Travel
Tahiti, whales in sight
A spray bursts forth at about 50-70 kilometers per hour, emerging three meters above the surface of the Tahitian lagoon. A leap from an acrobat weighing several tons, measuring 12 to 16 meters in length, with a pectoral fin of 4 to 5 meters, reveals the silhouette of a cetacean. From the hydrophone rise the […]
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French Polynesia offers an oceanic sanctuary
Protection and sustainable management of marine ecosystems in Tahiti and her Islands French Polynesia offers an oceanic sanctuary of 4 million square kilometers to its emblematic marine turtles, formerly said to have the power to guide the souls to the afterlife: Around the world, sea turtles are regarded endearing and vulnerable, just like dolphins and […]
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Preserving Paradise: Our Xperience with Coral Gardeners in Moorea
Nestled in the heart of the South Pacific, Moorea emerges from the ocean like a dream, its jagged peaks and emerald embrace telling tales of ancient volcanoes and the unyielding force of nature. But beneath the turquoise waters lies a fragile world, one that is being tirelessly protected and revived by the Coral Gardeners. Your next visit to Moorea […]
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e-TAHITI travel received the Travelife Partner certification: A Key Milestone for Sustainable Tourism in French Polynesia
At e-TAHITI travel, we are proud to have received this international recognition, which highlights our commitment to respectful and sustainable tourism. This prestigious certification reflects our ongoing efforts to offer authentic travel experiences that harmonize with the environment, local communities, and our travelers.
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