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Thursday, June 17, 2010
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Thursday, June 03, 2010
Secret Slices of Paradise
*** Raiatea & Tahaa featured in Frommer's 10 Untouched Island Escapes ***
The Society Islands of Raiatea and Tahaa offer French Polynesia's less-touristed slices of paradise. Raiatea is the most sacred island in the South Seas, with the best-preserved archaeological site in Polynesia. Separated from Raiatea by a thin lagoon, the "vanilla island" of Tahaa is even more traditional. Caressed by omnipresent trade winds, both islands are dripping with enchanting lore and remain blessedly untouched by modern life.Most people who visit Raiatea and Tahaa do so as a day trip or short excursion from nearby Bora Bora or Moorea (both of which are a 45-min. flight away). One of the reasons Raiatea isn't as well-known as its more famous neighbors is that its lush and rocky coastline, however picturesque, has no sandy beaches. But don't let this deter you: The waters around Raiatea and Tahaa are dotted with motus, tiny uninhabited islets that are the definition of tropical fantasy. Your basic motu is a strip of sand, backed by a mound of green, punctuated by perfect palm trees, and surrounded by crystalline turquoise water. Rent a motu for a few hours or the day and have a picnic, comfortable in the knowledge that someone will pick you up well before sundown.
The highlights of visiting Raiatea and Tahaa aren't limited to the sea and water-sports. The stone temple, or marae, at Taputapuatea is Raiatea's spiritual treasure and the most extensive archaeological site in the South Seas, second in importance only to Easter Island . Set in a coconut grove on the shore of the lagoon, Taputapuatea is marvelously evocative of the pre-European era here. Raiatea's Mount Temehani is not the island's tallest peak (it's 792m/2,598 ft. high) but its most sacred one. As the place where ancient Polynesians believe their souls ascended after death, the mountain is inextricably linked with Polynesian mythology. Mount Temehani is also the only place in the world where the fragrant tiare apetahi flower grows, its petals opening each morning with a crackling sound. Trips along the Faaroa River in powered outrigger canoes give you a glimpse of the island's lush and mountainous interior.
To the immediate north of Raiatea lies Tahaa. According to legend, Tahaa was detached from Raiatea by a sacred eel, and in the lagoon that separates the two islands are shipwrecks that divers and snorkelers can explore. Tahaa is commonly known as the Vanilla Island because of its many vanilla plantations -- you can smell the richly aromatic bean being harvested all over the island. Four-wheel-drive vehicles are the best way to discover all the hidden corners of the island and are easily rented in town. When cruise ships are in port, thousands of passengers spill onto shore, so try to plan your organized activities for days when ships are not expected.
Information: www.raiatea.com.
Getting There: Raiatea airport (served by flights from Papeete, Tahiti; Bora Bora; Moorea; and Huahine).
Where to Stay: Le Taha'a Private Island & Spa, Motu Tautau, Tahaa (tel. 800/657-3275; www.letahaa.com). Raiatea Lodge Hotel, Uturoa (tel. 689/600-100; www.raiateahotel.com).
Read more: http://www.frommers.com/micro/2010/10-untouched-island-escapes/secret-slices-of-paradise.html#ixzz0pnFA61g5
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
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Tuesday, May 05, 2009
| Have you heard the exciting news? Tahiti has just launched a major promotional campaign with a chance for lucky people like you to WIN A FREE TRIP TO TAHITI! It’s called “Invest in your love”. And these days, what could be more important to invest in. :) Just send us a short, cute, creative video telling us why you really need Tahiti now. If you’re a winner, you’ll finally get to enjoy that romantic trip to paradise you’ve always dreamed of. For complete details, INCLUDING SPECIAL OFFERS AND DEALS OF THE WEEK, go to (www.investinyourlove.com) And hey, do you have friends and family who could use Tahiti right now? Share this and spread the love! Mauru'uru roa! Your Friends at Tahiti Tourisme |
Tahiti - 7 Days / 6 Nights
This vacation special includes:
• Round-trip Air fare from Los Angeles on Air Tahiti Nui
• Round-trip Inter-island Air from Papeete to Moorea
• 2 nights Manava Suite Resort Tahiti- Superior Room
• 4 nights Moorea Pearl Resort & Spa- Garden Room
• Free meals for children aged between 3 and 14
• All ground transfers and ferry transfers included
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Thursday, March 05, 2009
Help Tahiti's economy and take advantage of this awesome offer...
Tahiti Family Special from $1415*
Roundtrip from Los Angeles - 2 FREE children tickets
Tahiti and her Islands are some of the most exotic, beautiful and peaceful places in the world to visit.
With these special airfares for the family, share the calm beauty and tranquility of the South Pacific with your children. Enjoy the Dolphin quest, see the turtle’s refuge, snorkel, scuba or simply enjoy the warm sun and sand of Tahiti and her islands. Tahiti is closer then you think – hurry to take advantage of this offer while it lasts.
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Monday, December 01, 2008
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
10 YEARS, 10 FLIGHTS AND 10 HOTEL NIGHTS:
NEW YORK, NY, October 28, 2008 - How many hours is the flight from Los Angeles to Tahiti? Eight, ten or twelve? In celebration of Air Tahiti Nui’s 10th anniversary, the airline launched yesterday a fun quiz contest where visitors to www.airtahitinui-usa.com who correctly answer a multiple-choice question about French Polynesia can enter to win a free trip to Tahiti. There are 10 trips up for grabs, with two winners announced every week until November 30, 2008.
Each lucky winner will fly Air Tahiti Nui roundtrip from Los Angeles International Airport, or New York's John F. Kennedy Airport (commencing June 15, 2009), to Tahiti’s Faa’a International Airport in comfortable Moana class (economy) service. Once on island, they will enjoy a complimentary one-night stay at the Le Méridien Tahiti, which overlooks white sand beaches, calming blue waves, and commanding mountains. Located in the heart of Papeete, the capital of Tahiti and cultural hub of the South Pacific, Le Méridien Tahiti is close to colorful markets, distinguished art and history museums, and lush botanical gardens.
Thursday, September 04, 2008


7 Dream Islands (You Haven't Heard of Yet)
One of the seven is the Tahitian island of Fakarava!
Escape to one of these, and you're guaranteed to get there before anyone you know
French Polynesia
Fakarava Island
The island's single road wasn't paved until 2003, in anticipation of a visit by then-French president Jacques Chirac (he never arrived, nor did he give a reason why). But that certainly helped put Fakarava on the map — unlike its more populated neighbors Bora-Bora and Tahiti, Fakarava is home to about 500 residents. In the center of Rotoava village is the Relais Marama, the one pension in town with oceanfront bungalows. For divers and snorkelers, the northern Garuae Pass and the southern Tumakohua Pass have pristine coral reefs that are accessible through outfitter Te Ava Nui. You'll have to travel for a full day to get to and from Tumakohua — the pass is only reachable by boat — but it's worth the trip. The nearby village of Tetamanu has a church built entirely out of coral, as well as several black-pearl farms that give free tours. A pension on the outskirts of Rotoava, Pearl Guest House Havaiki, will even allow you to snorkel to its oyster farm with the owner and keep any pearls you find. One-hour flights to Fakarava depart from Papeete, Tahiti, once daily. — Lynwood Lord
Source: Excerpt from an article featured on Yahoo Travel courtesy of 
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
Thursday, June 19, 2008


Air Tahiti Nui is celebrating it's 10 year Anniversary this month! Check out this special offer here!!!
Return to Paradise! Pay for 1, Get 1 FREE! Returning Tahiti Visitor pays airfare as listed below and a Companion flies FREE*.
(Free companion ticket does not include taxes & fuel surcharges of approx. $287.00 per ticket)
$1368* Roundtrip from Los Angeles
$1668* Roundtrip from New York
























