What to see and do in Tahiti?

The archipelago boasts exceptional flora and fauna, and a lush natural environment that delights the eye. Explore the island's many lushly-colored parks, including Paofai Gardens and The Water Gardens of Vaipahi. Tahiti's lagoons and waterfalls also impress with their immensity. Indeed, Tahiti abounds in places of unspoiled splendor where vegetation enters into communion with the marine element. The waves crash against the countless rocks of Tiarei Arahoho Blow Hole. Take a safari to the Arahoho Blow Hole, where waterfalls are buried deep in the rainforest. Tahiti is a volcanic island, with two extinct volcanoes for you to admire. You can also climb Tahiti's highest peaks: Orohena, Aorai, Tetufera and Teamaa. All of them offer breathtaking views.

Papeete is also home to the tomb of Tahiti's last king, Pomare V. It's well worth a visit to this unusual building, which is also just a stone's throw from a very charming beach. Other historic buildings are well worth a visit, such as the Assembly of French Polynesia. This quiet, wooded area is a veritable bath of nature. The painter Gauguin was a regular visitor to this central spot, where he enjoyed a moment of relaxation. Take a trip to the municipal market, where the fragrances are delicately sweet. Monoi and vanilla perfume this market, where you can easily find fish from the lagoon and typical Tahitian souvenirs. A shopping session in the heart of Tahiti with friendly vendors. If you enjoy visiting cultural and historical sites, you won't be disappointed by the Musée de la Perle et Bijouterie. A museum with free admission that's a pleasure to explore. The pearl is at the heart of this exhibition, which leads to a boutique where you can purchase high-quality jewelry. Finally, sample Tahitian cuisine. Rich in tastes and flavors, let yourself be tempted by regional dishes often prepared with coconut.

The beautiful island of Tahiti (France) will also be an opportunity for you to enjoy a wide range of activities on your own or with your family, such as surfing, diving at bora-bora among the coral reefs to see the fish, and taking beautiful photos of the moorea, waterfalls and mountains that can be found on the various islands. You can also rent a car or take a cruise to discover the wonderful Pacific sandy beaches that this archipelago has to offer. You can also take a boat trip to one of the world's most beautiful hotels in the midst of the wild life of Rangiroa or Huahine, which will undoubtedly provide you with one of the best experiences of your life.