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Heiata or the Austral Softness...
See the little pouch you are given at the airport? That's her! In everyday life, Heiata ensures that your stay goes smoothly. She confirms your reservations, issues your plane tickets and prepares the documents that will be handed to you upon your arrival. If she's not at the office, there's no need to look far, she must be working on her fa'arapu or making a belt out of 'auti leaves. You know, there's one thing she loves even more than singing, it's learning and passing on traditions to her children.
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Your Favorite Package
You missed the boat for your honeymoon by choosing a destination a bit closer? Big mistake. Big! Huge! But it's not too late. Sure, ordering two kids' menus with extra fries in the midst of romantic candlelight dinners isn't typical, but a family trip to our islands is just as wonderful... Proof: we've chosen a great hotel on a black-sand beach with a big pool and a few cocktails to enjoy at sunset.
How about dinning in the middle of the trees in Taha'a and a having swim in the coral garden ? And if you do want your overwater experience, wait till you see the Four Seasons of Bora Bora...
Slice of Heaven
Tahiti - Bora Bora - Taha'a
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Your soft spot
I know what you’re thinking: 'Yet another of these hotels for newlyweds...' Not at all! Have you seen the dinosaur-themed course? And those sweet potato fries at the pool bar? The coral garden? The only challenge is choosing between the beach villa and the garden pool bungalow.
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The Activity you recommend
Building sandcastles is great, but 4x4 excursions in the Papeno'o Valley are even better. Especially when you can count the waterfalls along the way, cross the tunnel that leads to the Maroto relay and swim in Vaihiria Lake while learning about the local flora and fauna.
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Your Travel Tip
To read : "I have tested for you... the Heiva i Tahiti"
Judging by her rhythmic tamau and the fluidity of her tuane'e, it’s hard to believe that Heiata only started dancing at the age of 15. But one thing is for sure: she has made up for lost time since then. After several tours in New Caledonia, France, New Zealand, and Vanuatu, she joined a major troupe in Hawaii before participating in the best dancer competition at the Heiva i Tahiti and opening her dance school in Rimatara. So it’s no surprise that she chose this article...
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