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Your Ultimate French Polynesia dream holiday with Moana Voyages

Looking for the ultimate exoticism? In search of escape and new experiences? Moana Voyages will organize your stay down to the last detail: choose your destination and we'll take care of the planning. Get away from it all and discover French Polynesia.

Where is French Polynesia?

A French overseas collectivity, Polynesia is one of the largest territories in the Pacific. It is made up of 5 archipelagos (Society Islands, Tuamotu Islands, Marquesas Islands, Austral Islands, Gambier Islands) comprising no fewer than 118 islands over an area of 4,000 km². Located 6,000 kilometers off the coast of Australia, French Polynesia boasts some of the richest marine biodiversity on the planet.

When is the best time to visit French Polynesia?

This enchanting paradise experiences two distinct seasons. The dry season, spanning from April to October, offers mild temperatures between 72°F to 81°F, known as the "austral winter," featuring refreshing trade winds, particularly from July to September. This period is perfect for engaging in various outdoor activities such as horseback riding, archipelago flights, surfing, kayaking, and hiking. In contrast, the warm season from November to April sees temperatures ranging from 77°F to 95°F, accompanied by higher humidity, especially from December to February. Despite the heat, a constant gentle wind makes this season enjoyable, facilitating boat excursions and spontaneous swims in the inviting 79°F lagoon. The austral summer further transforms the landscape, enhancing the lushness of valleys and creating a delightful haven for tropical fruit enthusiasts. Despite the seasonal variations, it's important to note that Polynesian weather changes rapidly, with clear skies often replacing clouds within minutes, and climatic nuances from island to island due to the expansive distances between them.

What to do in French Polynesia ?

The many islands of French Polynesia abound in natural riches. That's why, with the right advice, it's hard to get bored. The white sandy beaches of Bora Bora, Moorea and Rangiroa are ideal for sunbathing and swimming in a translucent lagoon. Polynesia will delight surfers, divers, kayakers and snorkelers. If you're looking for a bit of height, Polynesia's high islands offer the chance to hike along marked trails and contemplate the beauty of the landscape from the many viewpoints that open onto breathtaking panoramas. Last but not least, in addition to its famous market where you'll find numerous artisans, the city of Papeete offers a number of shopping centers for your last-minute purchases and bars and restaurants for your evening activities.

How do I find accommodation in French Polynesia?

Once you've decided on your itinerary, it's best to book your accommodation as soon as possible. If you're on a tight budget, consider camping sites, small hotels and guesthouses. For even greater comfort, Polynesia has a number of internationally renowned hotel complexes, as well as apartment and villa rentals. Whatever type of accommodation you're looking for, there's no shortage of options.

Honeymoon in French Polynesia: the ideal destination for lovers

If you're looking to celebrate your honeymoon in Polynesia, you won't be disappointed. The fine sandy beaches, lush island vegetation and Polynesian hospitality are sure to win you over. The islands of Moorea, Taha'a and Tikehau provide an idyllic setting for your romantic getaway. Bungalows on stilts, candlelit dinners on the beach and boat trips are just some of the options for lovers.

Get in Touch with MoanaVoyages to Plan Your French Polynesia Getaway

When it comes to organizing your trip to the Islands of Tahiti, Moana Voyages makes the process effortless. Our team of travel specialists is prepared to tailor the best package, guaranteeing that your experience in French Polynesia is just as unforgettable as the destination itself.

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