The Islands of Tahiti

The Islands of Tahiti welcome you. Officially known as French Polynesia, honeymooners, romantics and adventurers alike are drawn to these islands. The most popular of them being: Tahiti, Moorea, Bora Bora, Huahine, Taha'a, Tetiaroa, Tikehau and Rangiroa, all in the archipelago of the Society Islands, located in the Southern Pacific Ocean. The Islands of Tahiti are comprised of 118 islands encompassing two million square miles. The islands were formed from volcanic activity with lush green, majestic mountains and surrounded by coral reefs and clear turquoise water, ideal for snorkeling, diving, paddle boarding or parasailing. French Polynesia is an overseas collectivity of France and for stays of less than three months, for U.S. citizens, only a current passport is required. Papeete, located on Tahiti Island, is the capital city. Fa'a'a International Airport is only eight hours from Los Angeles by daily nonstop flights. It's also on the same side of the International Date Line as California. Overwater bungalows are popular resort accommodations and rejuvenating spa treatments are coveted activities. Embrace the warmth of the Polynesian people and explore island culture through their music and dance. Stroll on the coral sand beaches, or relax in a hammock. Make sure to leave extra room in your luggage for souvenirs. Visit the art galleries, shops and markets for jewelry, crafts, sarongs, monoi oil and more. Don't forget to return home from your vacation with a Tahitian Black Pearl or two. With temperate weather, the Islands of Tahiti are truly paradise where you will be embraced by Mana.