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A few words about your future destination

French Polynesia is 118 islands, 76 of which are inhabited, grouped into 5 archipelagos that are a dream come true: the Society archipelago with the Windward Islands and Leeward Islands, the Tuamotu archipelago, the Gambiers archipelago, the Austral archipelago and the Marquesas archipelago.
The ancient civilisation has left many vestiges such as the marae temples that you will find in different places: Taputapuatea marae on the island of Raiatea (classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site!), Arahurahu marae on the island of Tahiti in Paea or Upeke marae on the island of Hiva Oa in Taaoa.
Tahiti, of the Society and Windward Islands, is known for its black sand beaches, lagoons, waterfalls and 2 extinct volcanoes. It is very popular with tourists and for good reason. Tahiti offers magnificent hikes and the most fit can climb Mont'Orohena, the island's highest peak, for a 6-hour hike offering a breathtaking view of Tahiti and the neighbouring islands. The magnificent Lake Vaihiria, in the heart of the lush vegetation, is not to be missed and can be reached on foot, horseback or quad bike.
Not far from there, you can sail to the magnificent island of Bora-Bora, which is a dream come true with its "postcard" landscapes, its lagoon, its bungalows on stilts, its manta rays, its barrier reef and its Mount Otemanu, which culminates in the centre of the atoll.

Opposite Tahiti, you have the island of Moorea - with its 3 bays, beaches, rainforests, 8 towering mountains, it will delight hikers and divers. The island is small and you can easily walk around it and stop at the countless viewpoints, including Loockout Lookout.
As the cradle of pearl farming in Polynesia (the famous Tahitian pearls!), you can visit a pearl farm in the Gambiers archipelago. And on the Tuamotu Islands, diving enthusiasts will be delighted by the beauty of the underwater spectacle and the gradations of colours of the lagoon and its corals.
The Cook Islands in the Austral Islands have a taste of paradise. They offer lush green volcanoes, crystal clear lagoons, white sandy beaches... even if idleness is more the order of the day, the Cook Islands are full of cultural and natural riches and the welcome is very warm. But it is Rurutu that is the main island of the Austral archipelago. It is full of limestone caves with impressive stalactites and stalacmites, offering landscapes quite different from its neighbouring islands.
Nuku Hiva, Hiva Oa, Fatu Hiva, 'Ua Pou... these sweet sounds are none other than the Marquesas Islands which form one of the 5 archipelagos and are located 1500 km north of Tahiti. These volcanic islands with their lush nature are a paradise for hikers.
French Polynesia is also about outrigger canoe or vaka races and of course traditional dance and if you are in Papeete in July, don't miss Heiva, an annual cultural event that features 'ori tahiti, 'ote'a, 'aparima, hivinau and paoa dances.
Nana!