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Fast Facts• The Islands of Tahiti are just an eight-hour flight from Los Angeles.
• The 118 islands and atolls of French Polynesia cover an area of the ocean the size of Western Europe.
• When combined, the total landmass of all of French Polynesia is only slightly larger than the state of Rhode Island.
• The Islands of Tahiti receive as many visitors in an entire year as Hawaii does in one week.
• The Tuamotu Atolls, one of Tahiti’s five archipelagoes, are the largest chain of atolls in the world.
The Islands of Tahiti
Tahiti Tourisme North America 300 Continental Blvd. Suite 160, El Segundo, CA 90245Phone: (310) 414-8484 Fax: (310) 414-8490 E-mail: [email protected] www.Tahiti-Tourisme.comThe official website of Tahiti Tourisme North America
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Hotels and family hotels
Only family hotels
Tokyo11 Hours
Honolulu5 Hours
Auckland5 Hours
Los Angeles 8 Hours
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Groups and Incentive Guide
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Ultimate RewardAn escape to the Islands of Tahiti, world-renowned for white-sand beaches, stunning turquoise lagoons, and varied landscapes ranging from coral atolls to volcanic mountain peaks, is the ultimate incentive award.
Just 8 hours from L.A. Tahiti’s Faa’a International Airport is just eight hours nonstop with daily departures from Los Angeles and just five hours nonstop from Hawaii. As far south of the equator as Hawaii is north, Tahiti is halfway between California and Australia, in the same time zone as Hawaii, and on the same side of the International Date Line as North America.
Unspoiled and Uncrowded The Islands of Tahiti receive fewer visitors in a year than Hawaii does in one week. The resorts and cruise ships are smaller and perfectly suited for incentive groups, conferences and executive meetings.
Luxury Resorts and Spas New and renovated four- and five-star resorts feature full-service Polynesian spas, plus a wide range of options. Unique in the world, the resorts are the optimal size for incentive groups, while offering the perfect blend of service, ambience, experiences and privacy.
Classic Overwater Bungalows The overwater bungalow was first invented in the Islands of Tahiti nearly 50 years ago and is now the quintessential icon of paradise. Many overwater bungalows feature private sundecks with ladders to the lagoon, glass floors or tables for views of marine life below, or even your own swimming pool.
People and Culture Tahitians are known for their beauty, warmth, hospitality and easy nature. The island culture is best experienced through music and dance. Passionate and powerful, these colorful performances are a breathtaking highlight for every group.
Year-round Warmth Cooled by the gentle breezes of the South Pacific, the climate is tropical yet enjoyably moderate. This is a 12-month destination with mostly sunny, pleasant days where the air and water have an average daily temperature of 80 degrees.
Affordability Incentive planners are finding that the customized programs with all-inclusive itineraries are comparable to other high-end destinations and resorts around the world for both companies and attendees.
Conference Facilities Resorts offer a range of facilities for groups up to 450 for meetings and executive conferences. The Islands of Tahiti is a perfect and refreshing alternative to other Pacific and luxury destinations.
Unique Activities Only here can your clients enjoy breakfast delivered to their overwater bungalow by a flower bedecked outrigger canoe, a catered picnic in the warm shallow lagoon of their own tiny private island, shopping for Tahitian cultured pearls at a private showing or dinner below a spectacular South Seas sunset.
Why The Islands of TahitiLocated in the South Pacific, the Islands of Tahiti are the ideal groups and incentive destination.
Just eight hours by air from Los Angeles, and surrounded by pristine, crystal clear blue waters, the 118 islands and atolls offer natural beauty, authentic island culture and unique French Polynesian style.
Hotel and Resort Overview
All Properties have an activities desk, boutique*, and swimming pool.** located at sister property.
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WIFI in LobbyComplimentary $ Charges apply
WIFI in room Complimentary $ Charges apply
TAHITI BORA BORAMOOREA OTHER ISLANDS
Standard Room - Tahiti Pearl Resort & SpaStandard Room - Tahiti Pearl Resort & SpaGarden Bungalow
InterContinental Moorea Resort & SpaGarden Bungalow
InterContinental Moorea Resort & Spa Beach Bungalow - Four Seasons Resort Bora BoraBeach Bungalow - Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora Overwater Bungalow - The St. Regis Bora Bora
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All flights arrive at Faa’a International Airport (PPT), located near the city of Papeete on the island of Tahiti. The airport is close and convenient to all the major hotels and resorts on the island of Tahiti and also serves the domestic airline, Air Tahiti, for service to the other islands and atolls.
Inter-Island Transportation
Other Transportation
Inbound Operators
Airline Service from North America
Getting to and around the Islands of TahitiNonstop from (LAX) and (HNL). Flights depart daily from Los Angeles and weekly from Honolulu
AIR TAHITI NUI www.AirTahitiNui.com Phone: (310) 662-1860LAX to PPT, Daily nonstop flightsFleet: Airbus 340-300 Classes of service: Business (30 pax) and Economy (264 pax)
FLYING - AIR TAHITI AIR TAHITI www.AirTahiti.com [email protected]: 011 (689) 40-86-42-42 Fleet: Twin-engine, jet prop ATR72-500 (68 pax), ATR42-500 (48 pax), and Twin Otter DHC6-300 (19 pax)
TAHITI HELICOPTERSwww.Tahiti-Helicopters.comPhone: 011 (689) 50-40-75
YACHT CHARTERSThe Islands of Tahiti offers many luxury yacht charter options for small groups up to 24 passengers. Day or overnight expeditions available. For a listing of the yacht charters, please visit our website.
YEAR ROUND CRUISESPAUL GAUGUIN CRUISESUp to 332 pax www.PGCruises.com [email protected] Phone: (800) 848-6172
MARAMA TOURSwww.MaramaTours.com Michael FayePhone: 011 (689) 40 50 74 74 [email protected]
SOUTH PACIFIC TOURSwww.SouthPacific-Tours.comThomas MoratalPhone: 011 (689) 40 80 35 [email protected]
TAHITI NUI TRAVEL www.TahitiNuiTravel.com Isabelle Olite Phone: 011 (689) 40 46 41 13 [email protected]
TAHITI TOURSwww.Tahiti-Tours.comSylvia LacombePhone: 011 (689) 40 46 40 [email protected]
Year Round CruisesWINDSTAR CRUISESUp to 148 paxwww.WindstarCruises.comChartersAndIncentives@WindstarCruises.comPhone: (800) 628-3354
FERRY SERVICE BETWEEN THE ISLANDS OF TAHITI AND MOOREAAREMITI www.Aremiti.netPhone: 011 (689) 40 50 57 91 Tahiti officePhone: 011 (689) 40 56 31 10 Moorea officeAremiti 5: Rapid catamaran, 30 minutes Aremiti Ferry: 1 hour
TEREVAU www.Facebook.com/TerevauPhone: 011 (689) 40 50 03 50Rapid catamaran, 30 minutes
AIR FRANCE www.AirFrance.com/usPhone: (800) 532-4777 Delta GroupsLAX-PPT, 3 weekly nonstop flightsFleet: Boeing 777-200Classes of service: Business (40 pax), Premium Economy (24 pax) and Economy (216 pax)
HAWAIIAN AIRLINES www.HawaiianAirlines.comPhone: (800) 367-5320 HNL-PPT, Weekly nonstop flights Fleet: Airbus 330-200Classes of service: First (18 pax) and Main (294 pax)
The Islands of Tahiti have many experienced inbound operators that are highly skilled with groups all sizes and of varying demands. These in-destination experts can organize, manage and execute all aspects of group travel or incentive program, including inter-island transportation, accommodations, excursions, special themed and team building events, transportation, and much more.
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Ultimate RewardAn escape to the Islands of Tahiti, world-renowned for white-sand beaches, stunning turquoise lagoons, and varied landscapes ranging from coral atolls to volcanic mountain peaks, is the ultimate incentive award.
Just 8 hours from L.A. Tahiti’s Faa’a International Airport is just eight hours nonstop with daily departures from Los Angeles and just five hours nonstop from Hawaii. As far south of the equator as Hawaii is north, Tahiti is halfway between California and Australia, in the same time zone as Hawaii, and on the same side of the International Date Line as North America.
Unspoiled and Uncrowded The Islands of Tahiti receive fewer visitors in a year than Hawaii does in one week. The resorts and cruise ships are smaller and perfectly suited for incentive groups, conferences and executive meetings.
Luxury Resorts and Spas New and renovated four- and five-star resorts feature full-service Polynesian spas, plus a wide range of options. Unique in the world, the resorts are the optimal size for incentive groups, while offering the perfect blend of service, ambience, experiences and privacy.
Classic Overwater Bungalows The overwater bungalow was first invented in the Islands of Tahiti nearly 50 years ago and is now the quintessential icon of paradise. Many overwater bungalows feature private sundecks with ladders to the lagoon, glass floors or tables for views of marine life below, or even your own swimming pool.
People and Culture Tahitians are known for their beauty, warmth, hospitality and easy nature. The island culture is best experienced through music and dance. Passionate and powerful, these colorful performances are a breathtaking highlight for every group.
Year-round Warmth Cooled by the gentle breezes of the South Pacific, the climate is tropical yet enjoyably moderate. This is a 12-month destination with mostly sunny, pleasant days where the air and water have an average daily temperature of 80 degrees.
Affordability Incentive planners are finding that the customized programs with all-inclusive itineraries are comparable to other high-end destinations and resorts around the world for both companies and attendees.
Conference Facilities Resorts offer a range of facilities for groups up to 450 for meetings and executive conferences. The Islands of Tahiti is a perfect and refreshing alternative to other Pacific and luxury destinations.
Unique Activities Only here can your clients enjoy breakfast delivered to their overwater bungalow by a flower bedecked outrigger canoe, a catered picnic in the warm shallow lagoon of their own tiny private island, shopping for Tahitian cultured pearls at a private showing or dinner below a spectacular South Seas sunset.
Why The Islands of TahitiLocated in the South Pacific, the Islands of Tahiti are the ideal groups and incentive destination.
Just eight hours by air from Los Angeles, and surrounded by pristine, crystal clear blue waters, the 118 islands and atolls offer natural beauty, authentic island culture and unique French Polynesian style.
Hotel and Resort Overview
All Properties have an activities desk, boutique*, and swimming pool.** located at sister property.
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Does this property offer buy-outs?
Room categories
Overwater bungalows
Garden bungalows
Beachfront bungalows
Number of Suites/Villas
Other room typeTotal number of units
Identical units
MEETING ROOMSNumber of Meeting rooms
Maximum capacity of the largest
RESTAURANTSNumber of Restaurants
Maximum capacity of the largest Can restaurants be converted
into meeting spaces?
OTHER SERVICES & AMENITIES
Business Center
Dive Center Fitness Center
Spa
Kid’s Club/Babysitting Services
Room Service
WIFI in LobbyComplimentary $ Charges apply
WIFI in room Complimentary $ Charges apply
TAHITI BORA BORAMOOREA OTHER ISLANDS
Standard Room - Tahiti Pearl Resort & SpaStandard Room - Tahiti Pearl Resort & SpaGarden Bungalow
InterContinental Moorea Resort & SpaGarden Bungalow
InterContinental Moorea Resort & Spa Beach Bungalow - Four Seasons Resort Bora BoraBeach Bungalow - Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora Overwater Bungalow - The St. Regis Bora Bora
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All flights arrive at Faa’a International Airport (PPT), located near the city of Papeete on the island of Tahiti. The airport is close and convenient to all the major hotels and resorts on the island of Tahiti and also serves the domestic airline, Air Tahiti, for service to the other islands and atolls.
Inter-Island Transportation
Other Transportation
Inbound Operators
Airline Service from North America
Getting to and around the Islands of TahitiNonstop from (LAX) and (HNL). Flights depart daily from Los Angeles and weekly from Honolulu
AIR TAHITI NUI www.AirTahitiNui.com Phone: (310) 662-1860LAX to PPT, Daily nonstop flightsFleet: Airbus 340-300 Classes of service: Business (30 pax) and Economy (264 pax)
FLYING - AIR TAHITI AIR TAHITI www.AirTahiti.com [email protected]: 011 (689) 40-86-42-42 Fleet: Twin-engine, jet prop ATR72-500 (68 pax), ATR42-500 (48 pax), and Twin Otter DHC6-300 (19 pax)
TAHITI HELICOPTERSwww.Tahiti-Helicopters.comPhone: 011 (689) 50-40-75
YACHT CHARTERSThe Islands of Tahiti offers many luxury yacht charter options for small groups up to 24 passengers. Day or overnight expeditions available. For a listing of the yacht charters, please visit our website.
YEAR ROUND CRUISESPAUL GAUGUIN CRUISESUp to 332 pax www.PGCruises.com [email protected] Phone: (800) 848-6172
MARAMA TOURSwww.MaramaTours.com Michael FayePhone: 011 (689) 40 50 74 74 [email protected]
SOUTH PACIFIC TOURSwww.SouthPacific-Tours.comThomas MoratalPhone: 011 (689) 40 80 35 [email protected]
TAHITI NUI TRAVEL www.TahitiNuiTravel.com Isabelle Olite Phone: 011 (689) 40 46 41 13 [email protected]
TAHITI TOURSwww.Tahiti-Tours.comSylvia LacombePhone: 011 (689) 40 46 40 [email protected]
Year Round CruisesWINDSTAR CRUISESUp to 148 paxwww.WindstarCruises.comChartersAndIncentives@WindstarCruises.comPhone: (800) 628-3354
FERRY SERVICE BETWEEN THE ISLANDS OF TAHITI AND MOOREAAREMITI www.Aremiti.netPhone: 011 (689) 40 50 57 91 Tahiti officePhone: 011 (689) 40 56 31 10 Moorea officeAremiti 5: Rapid catamaran, 30 minutes Aremiti Ferry: 1 hour
TEREVAU www.Facebook.com/TerevauPhone: 011 (689) 40 50 03 50Rapid catamaran, 30 minutes
AIR FRANCE www.AirFrance.com/usPhone: (800) 532-4777 Delta GroupsLAX-PPT, 3 weekly nonstop flightsFleet: Boeing 777-200Classes of service: Business (40 pax), Premium Economy (24 pax) and Economy (216 pax)
HAWAIIAN AIRLINES www.HawaiianAirlines.comPhone: (800) 367-5320 HNL-PPT, Weekly nonstop flights Fleet: Airbus 330-200Classes of service: First (18 pax) and Main (294 pax)
The Islands of Tahiti have many experienced inbound operators that are highly skilled with groups all sizes and of varying demands. These in-destination experts can organize, manage and execute all aspects of group travel or incentive program, including inter-island transportation, accommodations, excursions, special themed and team building events, transportation, and much more.
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Taravao
Vairao
Teahupoo
Pueu
Tautira Papeari
Mataiea Papara
Paea
Punaauia
Faa’a
Arue
Papenoo
TiareiWaterfalls
Waterfall
Waterfall
ReLais de la Maroto
Gauguin Museum/Botanical Gardens
James Norman Hall Home Public MarketVai’ete SquareTo’ata SquarePearl Museum
Fern Grotto
Te Pari Cliffs
Golf Course
Waterfall
Overlook
Lake Vaihiria
Overlook
Taravao Plateau
Point Venus Anchorage of European Exploration Ships
Blow Hole
Mt. Orohena 7334'
Pro Surfing Tournament Site
Mt. Ronui 4345'
Le Méridien Tahiti
InterContinental Tahiti Resort & Spa
Cruiseship Port
Mahina
Faaone
Hitiaa
MatavaiBay
Taravao Isthmus
Papenoo Valley
PAPEETEFaa’a International Airport
PPT
T A H I T I N U I
T A H I T I I T I
Manava SuiteResort Tahiti Museum of Tahiti
& Her Islands
Tomb of King Pomare VTahiti Pearl Beach Resort
Mahaena
Afaahiti
Toahotu
Te Pari
Haapiti
Afareaitu
Maharepa
Temae
Paopao
Papetoai
Tiahura
Waterfall
Waterfall
“Pierced”Mountain
Mt. Rotui
2949’
Mt. Tohiea 3959'
Moorea Pearl Resort & Spa
Sofitel Moorea Ia Ora Beach Resort
MOZ
Overlook
VaiarePass
Teruaupu Pass
Avarapa Pass
Matauvau Pass
Tupapaurau Pass
Tiki Village
Cook’s B
ay
Opunohu Bay
Fruit Juice Factory
Belvédère Overlook
Opunohu Valley
M O O R E A
Cruiseship Anchorage
(Rotates between bays)
Pihaena
Club Bali Hai
Urufara
Vaiare
Teavaro
Varai Titiroa Marae
Haumi
Vaianae
Hilton Moorea Lagoon
Resort & Spa
Atiha
Green Pearl Golf Course, 18 holesInterContinental Moorea
Resort & Spa
TahitiTahiti…the name evokes visions of paradise
The largest island throughout the country towers over the ocean and is crowned by a circle of majestic peaks.
The mountainous interior is adorned with deep valleys, clear streams, and high waterfalls, all bathed in the green iridescence of Mother Nature’s light. The coastal lands are edged with a rugged coastline and fields of tropical flowers. Papeete, home to most of the country’s population, is the invigorating capital city of Tahiti and international gateway of the country. Here you will find natural beauty and unique French Polynesian style, including resorts, spas, fine dining and local restaurants, vibrant markets, museums, pearl shops and boutiques.
Moorea soars magically out of the ocean in an explosion of green velvet. A wide, shallow lagoon surrounds the island’s vertical mountains where poetic threads of waterfalls tumble down fern-softened cliffs. Peaceful meadows flanked by pinnacles of green will fill your senses and renew your belief in the majesty of nature. Pastel-painted houses surrounded by gardens of hibiscus and birds of paradise, circle the island in a fantasy of happy, yet simple villages. Explore the island’s lush interior by land, or from the stunning lagoon.
Just a 10-minute flight or a 30-minute high-speed catamaran ride from the island of Tahiti.
MooreaThe quintessential South Seas island
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Spas in the Islands of Tahiti offer a “spa within a spa” experience, one found nowhere else on Earth. All the natural ingredients for the world’s perfect spas are found here: soothing lagoon waters, a rich botanical environment, air scented of vanilla and tiare flowers, and calming tranquility. Guests will not only soak in the soothing treatments, but will delight in the scenic wonders that surround each of these world-famous spas.
Experience the tastes of Tahiti at any of the world-class restaurants that offer the ideal blend of French and Polynesian cuisine, fresh local ingredients, and the South Pacific ambience. A dine-around featuring a surprising variety of cuisines at the resorts and local restaurants makes for a lively, group evening.
Spend a leisurely afternoon visiting our museums and boutiques. Peruse the art galleries, artisan workshops, and meet our mamas at their craft stands. Visit the handful of museums illustrating our history, culture, art, or even tour the home of James Norman Hall, the co-author of Mutiny on the Bounty.
The Islands of Tahiti offer a variety of Team Building Activities that can be arranged for unique and fun team competitions. Here are a few ideas for the ultimate amazing race!
• Heiva I Tahiti is the celebration of ancient traditions and competition that is the most important event in the Islands of Tahiti for more than 125 years. Groups compete in fun activities, ranging from fruit-carrying races and basket weaving, to canoe races and Tahitian “dance offs.”
• Corporate themed treasure hunts or road rallies can feature hidden clues around the is lands that can be explored “South Pacific style” by outrigger canoes, ATVs, horseback and even wave runners. • Groups enjoy the excitement of diving for pearls in the shallow waters where guests snorkel to “recover” Tahitian pearls hidden along the sandy bottom. This event can be created either as a lunch activity or as an inter-group competition on the resort beaches or on a private island.
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Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
Le Méridien Bora Bora
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Le Méridien Bora Bora
Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
St. Regis Bora Bora Resort
Sofitel Bora Bora Marara Beach Resort
Sofitel Bora Bora Private Island
NBora Bora ui Hilton
Resort & Spa
Bora Bora Pearl BeachResort & Spa Faanui
VAITAPE
Anau
Matira Pt.
Overlook
Overlook
Villa MahanaBloody Mary’s
Mt. Otemanu2384'
Motu Teveiroa
Teavanui Pass
Motu Tapu
Motu Toopua
Motu Piti Aau
Motu Tofari
Motu Tupaia
B O R A B O R A
Cruiseship Anchorage
InterContinental Bora BoraResort & Thalasso Spa
InterContinental Bora BoraLe Moana Resort
BOB
The Brando
T E T I A R O A
TT I
Bora Bora stuns with the noble and impressive Mt. Otemanu rising from the crystal clear lagoon. The island’s unreal beauty combines majestic sunsets and waters resembling an artist’s palette of liquid blues and greens. Romantics from around the world have laid claim here, basking in the lush tropical slopes and valleys blossoming with hibiscus, while palm-covered motu circle the illuminated lagoon like a delicate necklace. Many of the world’s finest luxury resorts dot the island with overwater bungalows, thatched roof villas, and a fabled ambience creating the epitome of paradise.
Less than a one-hour flight from the island of Tahiti, Moorea or the Tuamotu Atolls.
Just a 20-minute flight from the island of Tahiti on Air Tetiaroa.
This stunning atoll gained acclaim as the historic private getaway of Tahitian royalty for its ideal beauty and environment for tranquility and rejuvenation.
Only 4.5 miles in diameter, Tetiaroa is enclosed by a coral reef which preserves pristine white-sand beaches with swaying palms frequented by sea turtles, manta rays and exotic birds. Tetiaroa captured the attention of Marlon Brando while filming Mutiny on the Bounty. Enchanted by this Eden and the Polynesian way of life, he vowed to make it his own one day, and succeeded in 1967. It remains a place of rare biodiversity and a natural sanctuary for birds and marine life.
Bora BoraThe picture-perfect postcard of paradise
TetiaroaWorld-renowned as Marlon Brando’s dream sanctuary
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The Brando, Tetiaroa Private IslandThe Brando, Tetiaroa Private Island
For the more adventurous, 4x4 excursions follow the back roads into our untamed forests and pristine valleys dotted with waterfalls, rivers, ancient religious sites known as marae, breathtaking lookouts, and numerous vanilla plantations or pineapple fields.
Pair your guests with an experienced naturalist on walking and nature tours to explore the marae, meandering into the valleys to see towering waterfalls, or up to awe-inspiring scenic lookouts.
Yacht or catamaran charters for groups of four to 100 can be enjoyed for half- or full-day sailings on the calm lagoons. These charters are often used for intimate events such as a sunset champagne reception complete with local musicians and dancers. Simply no better way to end the day.
The Islands of Tahiti are known for snorkeling and diving. Plentiful and colorful fish in warm, shallow, calm and clear waters offer prime snorkeling conditions that are unequalled around the globe. Experienced divers will enjoy prime visibility while encountering large and infinite marine life in the lagoons and ocean with one of the many expert dive masters.
Unique in the world and unforgettable, shark and ray feeding can be experienced in the water amongst these beautiful creatures or enjoyed from the boat for the less adventurous. This activity can be perfectly paired with a motu picnic for full day of fun in the sun – and water.
Excursions for whale and dolphin watching are also very popular, especially during their migration seasons, or daily routines. For those wanting to get an even closer view, the Dolphin Center on the island of Moorea features acrobatic dolphins for groups of up to 60 people. Turtle rehabilitation centers are located at a few resorts where native green sea turtles can be intimately observed while they recuperate before being released back into their natural habitat.
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Taravao
Vairao
Teahupoo
Pueu
Tautira Papeari
Mataiea Papara
Paea
Punaauia
Faa’a
Arue
Papenoo
TiareiWaterfalls
Waterfall
Waterfall
ReLais de la Maroto
Gauguin Museum/Botanical Gardens
James Norman Hall Home Public MarketVai’ete SquareTo’ata SquarePearl Museum
Fern Grotto
Te Pari Cliffs
Golf Course
Waterfall
Overlook
Lake Vaihiria
Overlook
Taravao Plateau
Point Venus Anchorage of European Exploration Ships
Blow Hole
Mt. Orohena 7334'
Pro Surfing Tournament Site
Mt. Ronui 4345'
Le Méridien Tahiti
InterContinental Tahiti Resort & Spa
Cruiseship Port
Mahina
Faaone
Hitiaa
MatavaiBay
Taravao Isthmus
Papenoo Valley
PAPEETEFaa’a International Airport
PPT
T A H I T I N U I
T A H I T I I T I
Manava SuiteResort Tahiti Museum of Tahiti
& Her Islands
Tomb of King Pomare VTahiti Pearl Beach Resort
Mahaena
Afaahiti
Toahotu
Te Pari
Haapiti
Afareaitu
Maharepa
Temae
Paopao
Papetoai
Tiahura
Waterfall
Waterfall
“Pierced”Mountain
Mt. Rotui
2949’
Mt. Tohiea 3959'
Moorea Pearl Resort & Spa
Sofitel Moorea Ia Ora Beach Resort
MOZ
Overlook
VaiarePass
Teruaupu Pass
Avarapa Pass
Matauvau Pass
Tupapaurau Pass
Tiki Village
Cook’s B
ay
Opunohu Bay
Fruit Juice Factory
Belvédère Overlook
Opunohu Valley
M O O R E A
Cruiseship Anchorage
(Rotates between bays)
Pihaena
Club Bali Hai
Urufara
Vaiare
Teavaro
Varai Titiroa Marae
Haumi
Vaianae
Hilton Moorea Lagoon
Resort & Spa
Atiha
Green Pearl Golf Course, 18 holesInterContinental Moorea
Resort & Spa
TahitiTahiti…the name evokes visions of paradise
The largest island throughout the country towers over the ocean and is crowned by a circle of majestic peaks.
The mountainous interior is adorned with deep valleys, clear streams, and high waterfalls, all bathed in the green iridescence of Mother Nature’s light. The coastal lands are edged with a rugged coastline and fields of tropical flowers. Papeete, home to most of the country’s population, is the invigorating capital city of Tahiti and international gateway of the country. Here you will find natural beauty and unique French Polynesian style, including resorts, spas, fine dining and local restaurants, vibrant markets, museums, pearl shops and boutiques.
Moorea soars magically out of the ocean in an explosion of green velvet. A wide, shallow lagoon surrounds the island’s vertical mountains where poetic threads of waterfalls tumble down fern-softened cliffs. Peaceful meadows flanked by pinnacles of green will fill your senses and renew your belief in the majesty of nature. Pastel-painted houses surrounded by gardens of hibiscus and birds of paradise, circle the island in a fantasy of happy, yet simple villages. Explore the island’s lush interior by land, or from the stunning lagoon.
Just a 10-minute flight or a 30-minute high-speed catamaran ride from the island of Tahiti.
MooreaThe quintessential South Seas island
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d Sa
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et
Spas in the Islands of Tahiti offer a “spa within a spa” experience, one found nowhere else on Earth. All the natural ingredients for the world’s perfect spas are found here: soothing lagoon waters, a rich botanical environment, air scented of vanilla and tiare flowers, and calming tranquility. Guests will not only soak in the soothing treatments, but will delight in the scenic wonders that surround each of these world-famous spas.
Experience the tastes of Tahiti at any of the world-class restaurants that offer the ideal blend of French and Polynesian cuisine, fresh local ingredients, and the South Pacific ambience. A dine-around featuring a surprising variety of cuisines at the resorts and local restaurants makes for a lively, group evening.
Spend a leisurely afternoon visiting our museums and boutiques. Peruse the art galleries, artisan workshops, and meet our mamas at their craft stands. Visit the handful of museums illustrating our history, culture, art, or even tour the home of James Norman Hall, the co-author of Mutiny on the Bounty.
The Islands of Tahiti offer a variety of Team Building Activities that can be arranged for unique and fun team competitions. Here are a few ideas for the ultimate amazing race!
• Heiva I Tahiti is the celebration of ancient traditions and competition that is the most important event in the Islands of Tahiti for more than 125 years. Groups compete in fun activities, ranging from fruit-carrying races and basket weaving, to canoe races and Tahitian “dance offs.”
• Corporate themed treasure hunts or road rallies can feature hidden clues around the is lands that can be explored “South Pacific style” by outrigger canoes, ATVs, horseback and even wave runners. • Groups enjoy the excitement of diving for pearls in the shallow waters where guests snorkel to “recover” Tahitian pearls hidden along the sandy bottom. This event can be created either as a lunch activity or as an inter-group competition on the resort beaches or on a private island.
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Islands of Tahiti MuseumIslands of Tahiti Museum
Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
Le Méridien Bora Bora
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Le Méridien Bora Bora
Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
St. Regis Bora Bora Resort
Sofitel Bora Bora Marara Beach Resort
Sofitel Bora Bora Private Island
NBora Bora ui Hilton
Resort & Spa
Bora Bora Pearl BeachResort & Spa Faanui
VAITAPE
Anau
Matira Pt.
Overlook
Overlook
Villa MahanaBloody Mary’s
Mt. Otemanu2384'
Motu Teveiroa
Teavanui Pass
Motu Tapu
Motu Toopua
Motu Piti Aau
Motu Tofari
Motu Tupaia
B O R A B O R A
Cruiseship Anchorage
InterContinental Bora BoraResort & Thalasso Spa
InterContinental Bora BoraLe Moana Resort
BOB
The Brando
T E T I A R O A
TT I
Bora Bora stuns with the noble and impressive Mt. Otemanu rising from the crystal clear lagoon. The island’s unreal beauty combines majestic sunsets and waters resembling an artist’s palette of liquid blues and greens. Romantics from around the world have laid claim here, basking in the lush tropical slopes and valleys blossoming with hibiscus, while palm-covered motu circle the illuminated lagoon like a delicate necklace. Many of the world’s finest luxury resorts dot the island with overwater bungalows, thatched roof villas, and a fabled ambience creating the epitome of paradise.
Less than a one-hour flight from the island of Tahiti, Moorea or the Tuamotu Atolls.
Just a 20-minute flight from the island of Tahiti on Air Tetiaroa.
This stunning atoll gained acclaim as the historic private getaway of Tahitian royalty for its ideal beauty and environment for tranquility and rejuvenation.
Only 4.5 miles in diameter, Tetiaroa is enclosed by a coral reef which preserves pristine white-sand beaches with swaying palms frequented by sea turtles, manta rays and exotic birds. Tetiaroa captured the attention of Marlon Brando while filming Mutiny on the Bounty. Enchanted by this Eden and the Polynesian way of life, he vowed to make it his own one day, and succeeded in 1967. It remains a place of rare biodiversity and a natural sanctuary for birds and marine life.
Bora BoraThe picture-perfect postcard of paradise
TetiaroaWorld-renowned as Marlon Brando’s dream sanctuary
©Ta
hiti
Tour
ism
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Le Méridien Bora Bora ©Ti
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The Brando, Tetiaroa Private IslandThe Brando, Tetiaroa Private Island
For the more adventurous, 4x4 excursions follow the back roads into our untamed forests and pristine valleys dotted with waterfalls, rivers, ancient religious sites known as marae, breathtaking lookouts, and numerous vanilla plantations or pineapple fields.
Pair your guests with an experienced naturalist on walking and nature tours to explore the marae, meandering into the valleys to see towering waterfalls, or up to awe-inspiring scenic lookouts.
Yacht or catamaran charters for groups of four to 100 can be enjoyed for half- or full-day sailings on the calm lagoons. These charters are often used for intimate events such as a sunset champagne reception complete with local musicians and dancers. Simply no better way to end the day.
The Islands of Tahiti are known for snorkeling and diving. Plentiful and colorful fish in warm, shallow, calm and clear waters offer prime snorkeling conditions that are unequalled around the globe. Experienced divers will enjoy prime visibility while encountering large and infinite marine life in the lagoons and ocean with one of the many expert dive masters.
Unique in the world and unforgettable, shark and ray feeding can be experienced in the water amongst these beautiful creatures or enjoyed from the boat for the less adventurous. This activity can be perfectly paired with a motu picnic for full day of fun in the sun – and water.
Excursions for whale and dolphin watching are also very popular, especially during their migration seasons, or daily routines. For those wanting to get an even closer view, the Dolphin Center on the island of Moorea features acrobatic dolphins for groups of up to 60 people. Turtle rehabilitation centers are located at a few resorts where native green sea turtles can be intimately observed while they recuperate before being released back into their natural habitat.
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Just a 35-minute flight from the island of Tahiti.
Raiatea is the most sacred island in the South Pacific, as it was the center of religious culture over 1000 years ago, and is home to the ancient and sacred complex of the legendary Taputapuatea.
Taha’a, known as the vanilla island with abundant vanilla plantations and the resultant fragrant air, offers a glimpse of the traditional, tranquil life of the Tahitians. The island’s simple beauty is charmed by soft mountain shapes and surrounded by tiny motu with bright sand beaches. In the fertile interior valleys, local farmers grow watermelon, vanilla, and copra.
Just a one-hour flight from Tahiti or Bora Bora.
These atolls abound with unexplored lagoons, white and pink sand beaches, and rich marine life. They’re dotted with small villages where the friendly people relish a slow-paced world.
Rangiroa, the second largest atoll in the world, is a string of coral encircling a luminous, and infinitely deep, turquoise and jade lagoon. Recognized as one of the world’s greatest dive destinations, exhilarating drift dives feature dolphins, marlin, grey and hammerhead sharks, and manta rays.
In Tikehau, fish seem to outnumber people one-billion to one. While you may encounter reef sharks and the occasional manta ray, the appeal is the enormous population of colorful fish.
Raiatea and Taha’a Worlds away from the hectic daily grind
Rangiroa and TikehauEndless lagoons are home to oceanic wonders
mapmap
Fetuna
Avera
UTUROA
Faaroa Bay
Faaroa Valley
Nordby
Faaaha
Toahotu Pass
Teavapiti Pass
Iriru Pass
Naonao Pass
Tea Vamoa Pass
Papai Pass
Rautoanui Pass
Tetuatiare Pass
Toamaro Pass
Punaeroa Pass
Haamene
Patio
Tiva
Poutoru
FaaahaBay
Tevaitoa
Mt. Temehani 2598'
Marina
Marina
Botanical Gardens
Overlook
Opoa
TaputapuateaMarae
Complex
Cruiseship Port
Le Taha'a IslandResort & Spa
Relais & Chateaux
Hipu
HurepitiBay
Tehurui
VaiaauBay
FaatemuBay Puohine
T A H A’A
R A I A T E A
RFP
Otepipi The Pink Sands
The Blue Lagoon
Fenuaroa
TiputaPass Tiputa
Vahituri
Hotel Kia Ora Resort & SpaRGI
Tuherahera
TuheiavaPass
Bird Island
The Pink Sands
R A N G I R O A
T I K E H A U
Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort
TIH
Le Taha’a Island Resort & Spa Hotel Kia Ora Resort & SpaHotel Kia Ora Resort & Spa
The motu picnic is the iconic Tahitian incentive activity. A motu is a tiny private island where guests enjoy the experience of their own personal paradise and escape from the world. Spend the afternoon snorkeling, playing beach games, or just relaxing under the cooling palms of a coconut tree. Gourmet meals are served on tables set among the majestic trees or in the warm, shallow waters of the lagoon.
For an unforgettable Robinson Crusoe experience or South Pacific theme night, transport your guests to a motu by outrigger canoes and be welcomed by fire dancers, coconut tree climbers, and engaging craftsmen and artisans while traditional dishes are unearthed from the ahima’a (traditional underground Tahitian oven) before their eyes. Close the evening with live music and a dance performance by highly trained dance troupes or perhaps your group would just like to dance under the stars of the South Pacific.
Circle-island Tours offer guests the choice of easily exploring each of our islands by land, or by sea. Private vehicles are expertly guided around the island’s terrain, stopping at various points of interest and showcasing breathtaking views. For the more aquatic-minded, wave runners or powered outrigger canoes navigate the colorful and calm lagoons, stopping to wade in shallow lagoons or undiscovered beaches while offering panoramic views of the islands.
Inspiring. Memorable. Do everything. Or do nothing at all.
The activity options for your incentive program are as infinite as the colors of the islands, each offering themes derived from the rich Polynesian culture, dramatic island landscapes, and fascinating history
With so many natural wonders in and above the water, each island presents a number of
exciting activities that can be created or
customized for your incentive program.
Our experienced DMC/Inbound Operators, resorts and cruise lines can
arrange every detail and create inclusive
options for groups.
Motu Tapu Hilton Bora Bora Nui Resort & Spa InterContinental Moorea Resort & SpaInterContinental Moorea Resort & Spa
Bora Bora Pearl Beach Resort (SPM)
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Sofitel Moorea Ia Ora Beach ResortSofitel Moorea Ia Ora Beach Resort
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Just a 35-minute flight from the island of Tahiti.
Raiatea is the most sacred island in the South Pacific, as it was the center of religious culture over 1000 years ago, and is home to the ancient and sacred complex of the legendary Taputapuatea.
Taha’a, known as the vanilla island with abundant vanilla plantations and the resultant fragrant air, offers a glimpse of the traditional, tranquil life of the Tahitians. The island’s simple beauty is charmed by soft mountain shapes and surrounded by tiny motu with bright sand beaches. In the fertile interior valleys, local farmers grow watermelon, vanilla, and copra.
Just a one-hour flight from Tahiti or Bora Bora.
These atolls abound with unexplored lagoons, white and pink sand beaches, and rich marine life. They’re dotted with small villages where the friendly people relish a slow-paced world.
Rangiroa, the second largest atoll in the world, is a string of coral encircling a luminous, and infinitely deep, turquoise and jade lagoon. Recognized as one of the world’s greatest dive destinations, exhilarating drift dives feature dolphins, marlin, grey and hammerhead sharks, and manta rays.
In Tikehau, fish seem to outnumber people one-billion to one. While you may encounter reef sharks and the occasional manta ray, the appeal is the enormous population of colorful fish.
Raiatea and Taha’a Worlds away from the hectic daily grind
Rangiroa and TikehauEndless lagoons are home to oceanic wonders
map
Fetuna
Avera
UTUROA
Faaroa Bay
Faaroa Valley
Nordby
Faaaha
Toahotu Pass
Teavapiti Pass
Iriru Pass
Naonao Pass
Tea Vamoa Pass
Papai Pass
Rautoanui Pass
Tetuatiare Pass
Toamaro Pass
Punaeroa Pass
Haamene
Patio
Tiva
Poutoru
FaaahaBay
Tevaitoa
Mt. Temehani 2598'
Marina
Marina
Botanical Gardens
Overlook
Opoa
TaputapuateaMarae
Complex
Cruiseship Port
Le Taha'a IslandResort & Spa
Relais & Chateaux
Hipu
HurepitiBay
Tehurui
VaiaauBay
FaatemuBay Puohine
T A H A’A
R A I A T E A
RFP
Otepipi The Pink Sands
The Blue Lagoon
Fenuaroa
TiputaPass Tiputa
Vahituri
Hotel Kia Ora Resort & SpaRGI
Tuherahera
TuheiavaPass
Bird Island
The Pink Sands
R A N G I R O A
T I K E H A U
Tikehau Pearl Beach Resort
TIH
Le Taha’a Island Resort & Spa Hotel Kia Ora Resort & SpaHotel Kia Ora Resort & Spa
The motu picnic is the iconic Tahitian incentive activity. A motu is a tiny private island where guests enjoy the experience of their own personal paradise and escape from the world. Spend the afternoon snorkeling, playing beach games, or just relaxing under the cooling palms of a coconut tree. Gourmet meals are served on tables set among the majestic trees or in the warm, shallow waters of the lagoon.
For an unforgettable Robinson Crusoe experience or South Pacific theme night, transport your guests to a motu by outrigger canoes and be welcomed by fire dancers, coconut tree climbers, and engaging craftsmen and artisans while traditional dishes are unearthed from the ahima’a (traditional underground Tahitian oven) before their eyes. Close the evening with live music and a dance performance by highly trained dance troupes or perhaps your group would just like to dance under the stars of the South Pacific.
Circle-island Tours offer guests the choice of easily exploring each of our islands by land, or by sea. Private vehicles are expertly guided around the island’s terrain, stopping at various points of interest and showcasing breathtaking views. For the more aquatic-minded, wave runners or powered outrigger canoes navigate the colorful and calm lagoons, stopping to wade in shallow lagoons or undiscovered beaches while offering panoramic views of the islands.
Inspiring. Memorable. Do everything. Or do nothing at all.
The activity options for your incentive program are as infinite as the colors of the islands, each offering themes derived from the rich Polynesian culture, dramatic island landscapes, and fascinating history
With so many natural wonders in and above the water, each island presents a number of
exciting activities that can be created or
customized for your incentive program.
Our experienced DMC/Inbound Operators, resorts and cruise lines can
arrange every detail and create inclusive
options for groups.
Motu Tapu Hilton Bora Bora Nui Resort & Spa InterContinental Moorea Resort & SpaInterContinental Moorea Resort & Spa
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Le Méridien Bora Bora
Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
St. Regis Bora Bora Resort
Sofitel Bora Bora Marara Beach Resort
Sofitel Bora Bora Private Island
NBora Bora ui Hilton
Resort & Spa
Bora Bora Pearl BeachResort & Spa Faanui
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Anau
Matira Pt.
Overlook
Overlook
Villa MahanaBloody Mary’s
Mt. Otemanu2384'
Motu Teveiroa
Teavanui Pass
Motu Tapu
Motu Toopua
Motu Piti Aau
Motu Tofari
Motu Tupaia
B O R A B O R A
Cruiseship Anchorage
InterContinental Bora BoraResort & Thalasso Spa
InterContinental Bora BoraLe Moana Resort
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The Brando
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Bora Bora stuns with the noble and impressive Mt. Otemanu rising from the crystal clear lagoon. The island’s unreal beauty combines majestic sunsets and waters resembling an artist’s palette of liquid blues and greens. Romantics from around the world have laid claim here, basking in the lush tropical slopes and valleys blossoming with hibiscus, while palm-covered motu circle the illuminated lagoon like a delicate necklace. Many of the world’s finest luxury resorts dot the island with overwater bungalows, thatched roof villas, and a fabled ambience creating the epitome of paradise.
Less than a one-hour flight from the island of Tahiti, Moorea or the Tuamotu Atolls.
Just a 20-minute flight from the island of Tahiti on Air Tetiaroa.
This stunning atoll gained acclaim as the historic private getaway of Tahitian royalty for its ideal beauty and environment for tranquility and rejuvenation.
Only 4.5 miles in diameter, Tetiaroa is enclosed by a coral reef which preserves pristine white-sand beaches with swaying palms frequented by sea turtles, manta rays and exotic birds. Tetiaroa captured the attention of Marlon Brando while filming Mutiny on the Bounty. Enchanted by this Eden and the Polynesian way of life, he vowed to make it his own one day, and succeeded in 1967. It remains a place of rare biodiversity and a natural sanctuary for birds and marine life.
Bora BoraThe picture-perfect postcard of paradise
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For the more adventurous, 4x4 excursions follow the back roads into our untamed forests and pristine valleys dotted with waterfalls, rivers, ancient religious sites known as marae, breathtaking lookouts, and numerous vanilla plantations or pineapple fields.
Pair your guests with an experienced naturalist on walking and nature tours to explore the marae, meandering into the valleys to see towering waterfalls, or up to awe-inspiring scenic lookouts.
Yacht or catamaran charters for groups of four to 100 can be enjoyed for half- or full-day sailings on the calm lagoons. These charters are often used for intimate events such as a sunset champagne reception complete with local musicians and dancers. Simply no better way to end the day.
The Islands of Tahiti are known for snorkeling and diving. Plentiful and colorful fish in warm, shallow, calm and clear waters offer prime snorkeling conditions that are unequalled around the globe. Experienced divers will enjoy prime visibility while encountering large and infinite marine life in the lagoons and ocean with one of the many expert dive masters.
Unique in the world and unforgettable, shark and ray feeding can be experienced in the water amongst these beautiful creatures or enjoyed from the boat for the less adventurous. This activity can be perfectly paired with a motu picnic for full day of fun in the sun – and water.
Excursions for whale and dolphin watching are also very popular, especially during their migration seasons, or daily routines. For those wanting to get an even closer view, the Dolphin Center on the island of Moorea features acrobatic dolphins for groups of up to 60 people. Turtle rehabilitation centers are located at a few resorts where native green sea turtles can be intimately observed while they recuperate before being released back into their natural habitat.
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Taravao
Vairao
Teahupoo
Pueu
Tautira Papeari
Mataiea Papara
Paea
Punaauia
Faa’a
Arue
Papenoo
TiareiWaterfalls
Waterfall
Waterfall
ReLais de la Maroto
Gauguin Museum/Botanical Gardens
James Norman Hall Home Public MarketVai’ete SquareTo’ata SquarePearl Museum
Fern Grotto
Te Pari Cliffs
Golf Course
Waterfall
Overlook
Lake Vaihiria
Overlook
Taravao Plateau
Point Venus Anchorage of European Exploration Ships
Blow Hole
Mt. Orohena 7334'
Pro Surfing Tournament Site
Mt. Ronui 4345'
Le Méridien Tahiti
InterContinental Tahiti Resort & Spa
Cruiseship Port
Mahina
Faaone
Hitiaa
MatavaiBay
Taravao Isthmus
Papenoo Valley
PAPEETEFaa’a International Airport
PPT
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T A H I T I I T I
Manava SuiteResort Tahiti Museum of Tahiti
& Her Islands
Tomb of King Pomare VTahiti Pearl Beach Resort
Mahaena
Afaahiti
Toahotu
Te Pari
Haapiti
Afareaitu
Maharepa
Temae
Paopao
Papetoai
Tiahura
Waterfall
Waterfall
“Pierced”Mountain
Mt. Rotui
2949’
Mt. Tohiea 3959'
Moorea Pearl Resort & Spa
Sofitel Moorea Ia Ora Beach Resort
MOZ
Overlook
VaiarePass
Teruaupu Pass
Avarapa Pass
Matauvau Pass
Tupapaurau Pass
Tiki Village
Cook’s B
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Opunohu Bay
Fruit Juice Factory
Belvédère Overlook
Opunohu Valley
M O O R E A
Cruiseship Anchorage
(Rotates between bays)
Pihaena
Club Bali Hai
Urufara
Vaiare
Teavaro
Varai Titiroa Marae
Haumi
Vaianae
Hilton Moorea Lagoon
Resort & Spa
Atiha
Green Pearl Golf Course, 18 holesInterContinental Moorea
Resort & Spa
TahitiTahiti…the name evokes visions of paradise
The largest island throughout the country towers over the ocean and is crowned by a circle of majestic peaks.
The mountainous interior is adorned with deep valleys, clear streams, and high waterfalls, all bathed in the green iridescence of Mother Nature’s light. The coastal lands are edged with a rugged coastline and fields of tropical flowers. Papeete, home to most of the country’s population, is the invigorating capital city of Tahiti and international gateway of the country. Here you will find natural beauty and unique French Polynesian style, including resorts, spas, fine dining and local restaurants, vibrant markets, museums, pearl shops and boutiques.
Moorea soars magically out of the ocean in an explosion of green velvet. A wide, shallow lagoon surrounds the island’s vertical mountains where poetic threads of waterfalls tumble down fern-softened cliffs. Peaceful meadows flanked by pinnacles of green will fill your senses and renew your belief in the majesty of nature. Pastel-painted houses surrounded by gardens of hibiscus and birds of paradise, circle the island in a fantasy of happy, yet simple villages. Explore the island’s lush interior by land, or from the stunning lagoon.
Just a 10-minute flight or a 30-minute high-speed catamaran ride from the island of Tahiti.
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Spas in the Islands of Tahiti offer a “spa within a spa” experience, one found nowhere else on Earth. All the natural ingredients for the world’s perfect spas are found here: soothing lagoon waters, a rich botanical environment, air scented of vanilla and tiare flowers, and calming tranquility. Guests will not only soak in the soothing treatments, but will delight in the scenic wonders that surround each of these world-famous spas.
Experience the tastes of Tahiti at any of the world-class restaurants that offer the ideal blend of French and Polynesian cuisine, fresh local ingredients, and the South Pacific ambience. A dine-around featuring a surprising variety of cuisines at the resorts and local restaurants makes for a lively, group evening.
Spend a leisurely afternoon visiting our museums and boutiques. Peruse the art galleries, artisan workshops, and meet our mamas at their craft stands. Visit the handful of museums illustrating our history, culture, art, or even tour the home of James Norman Hall, the co-author of Mutiny on the Bounty.
The Islands of Tahiti offer a variety of Team Building Activities that can be arranged for unique and fun team competitions. Here are a few ideas for the ultimate amazing race!
• Heiva I Tahiti is the celebration of ancient traditions and competition that is the most important event in the Islands of Tahiti for more than 125 years. Groups compete in fun activities, ranging from fruit-carrying races and basket weaving, to canoe races and Tahitian “dance offs.”
• Corporate themed treasure hunts or road rallies can feature hidden clues around the is lands that can be explored “South Pacific style” by outrigger canoes, ATVs, horseback and even wave runners. • Groups enjoy the excitement of diving for pearls in the shallow waters where guests snorkel to “recover” Tahitian pearls hidden along the sandy bottom. This event can be created either as a lunch activity or as an inter-group competition on the resort beaches or on a private island.
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Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
Le Méridien Bora Bora
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Le Méridien Bora Bora
Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
St. Regis Bora Bora Resort
Sofitel Bora Bora Marara Beach Resort
Sofitel Bora Bora Private Island
NBora Bora ui Hilton
Resort & Spa
Bora Bora Pearl BeachResort & Spa Faanui
VAITAPE
Anau
Matira Pt.
Overlook
Overlook
Villa MahanaBloody Mary’s
Mt. Otemanu2384'
Motu Teveiroa
Teavanui Pass
Motu Tapu
Motu Toopua
Motu Piti Aau
Motu Tofari
Motu Tupaia
B O R A B O R A
Cruiseship Anchorage
InterContinental Bora BoraResort & Thalasso Spa
InterContinental Bora BoraLe Moana Resort
BOB
The Brando
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Bora Bora stuns with the noble and impressive Mt. Otemanu rising from the crystal clear lagoon. The island’s unreal beauty combines majestic sunsets and waters resembling an artist’s palette of liquid blues and greens. Romantics from around the world have laid claim here, basking in the lush tropical slopes and valleys blossoming with hibiscus, while palm-covered motu circle the illuminated lagoon like a delicate necklace. Many of the world’s finest luxury resorts dot the island with overwater bungalows, thatched roof villas, and a fabled ambience creating the epitome of paradise.
Less than a one-hour flight from the island of Tahiti, Moorea or the Tuamotu Atolls.
Just a 20-minute flight from the island of Tahiti on Air Tetiaroa.
This stunning atoll gained acclaim as the historic private getaway of Tahitian royalty for its ideal beauty and environment for tranquility and rejuvenation.
Only 4.5 miles in diameter, Tetiaroa is enclosed by a coral reef which preserves pristine white-sand beaches with swaying palms frequented by sea turtles, manta rays and exotic birds. Tetiaroa captured the attention of Marlon Brando while filming Mutiny on the Bounty. Enchanted by this Eden and the Polynesian way of life, he vowed to make it his own one day, and succeeded in 1967. It remains a place of rare biodiversity and a natural sanctuary for birds and marine life.
Bora BoraThe picture-perfect postcard of paradise
TetiaroaWorld-renowned as Marlon Brando’s dream sanctuary
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The Brando, Tetiaroa Private IslandThe Brando, Tetiaroa Private Island
For the more adventurous, 4x4 excursions follow the back roads into our untamed forests and pristine valleys dotted with waterfalls, rivers, ancient religious sites known as marae, breathtaking lookouts, and numerous vanilla plantations or pineapple fields.
Pair your guests with an experienced naturalist on walking and nature tours to explore the marae, meandering into the valleys to see towering waterfalls, or up to awe-inspiring scenic lookouts.
Yacht or catamaran charters for groups of four to 100 can be enjoyed for half- or full-day sailings on the calm lagoons. These charters are often used for intimate events such as a sunset champagne reception complete with local musicians and dancers. Simply no better way to end the day.
The Islands of Tahiti are known for snorkeling and diving. Plentiful and colorful fish in warm, shallow, calm and clear waters offer prime snorkeling conditions that are unequalled around the globe. Experienced divers will enjoy prime visibility while encountering large and infinite marine life in the lagoons and ocean with one of the many expert dive masters.
Unique in the world and unforgettable, shark and ray feeding can be experienced in the water amongst these beautiful creatures or enjoyed from the boat for the less adventurous. This activity can be perfectly paired with a motu picnic for full day of fun in the sun – and water.
Excursions for whale and dolphin watching are also very popular, especially during their migration seasons, or daily routines. For those wanting to get an even closer view, the Dolphin Center on the island of Moorea features acrobatic dolphins for groups of up to 60 people. Turtle rehabilitation centers are located at a few resorts where native green sea turtles can be intimately observed while they recuperate before being released back into their natural habitat.
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Taravao
Vairao
Teahupoo
Pueu
Tautira Papeari
Mataiea Papara
Paea
Punaauia
Faa’a
Arue
Papenoo
TiareiWaterfalls
Waterfall
Waterfall
ReLais de la Maroto
Gauguin Museum/Botanical Gardens
James Norman Hall Home Public MarketVai’ete SquareTo’ata SquarePearl Museum
Fern Grotto
Te Pari Cliffs
Golf Course
Waterfall
Overlook
Lake Vaihiria
Overlook
Taravao Plateau
Point Venus Anchorage of European Exploration Ships
Blow Hole
Mt. Orohena 7334'
Pro Surfing Tournament Site
Mt. Ronui 4345'
Le Méridien Tahiti
InterContinental Tahiti Resort & Spa
Cruiseship Port
Mahina
Faaone
Hitiaa
MatavaiBay
Taravao Isthmus
Papenoo Valley
PAPEETEFaa’a International Airport
PPT
T A H I T I N U I
T A H I T I I T I
Manava SuiteResort Tahiti Museum of Tahiti
& Her Islands
Tomb of King Pomare VTahiti Pearl Beach Resort
Mahaena
Afaahiti
Toahotu
Te Pari
Haapiti
Afareaitu
Maharepa
Temae
Paopao
Papetoai
Tiahura
Waterfall
Waterfall
“Pierced”Mountain
Mt. Rotui
2949’
Mt. Tohiea 3959'
Moorea Pearl Resort & Spa
Sofitel Moorea Ia Ora Beach Resort
MOZ
Overlook
VaiarePass
Teruaupu Pass
Avarapa Pass
Matauvau Pass
Tupapaurau Pass
Tiki Village
Cook’s B
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Opunohu Bay
Fruit Juice Factory
Belvédère Overlook
Opunohu Valley
M O O R E A
Cruiseship Anchorage
(Rotates between bays)
Pihaena
Club Bali Hai
Urufara
Vaiare
Teavaro
Varai Titiroa Marae
Haumi
Vaianae
Hilton Moorea Lagoon
Resort & Spa
Atiha
Green Pearl Golf Course, 18 holesInterContinental Moorea
Resort & Spa
TahitiTahiti…the name evokes visions of paradise
The largest island throughout the country towers over the ocean and is crowned by a circle of majestic peaks.
The mountainous interior is adorned with deep valleys, clear streams, and high waterfalls, all bathed in the green iridescence of Mother Nature’s light. The coastal lands are edged with a rugged coastline and fields of tropical flowers. Papeete, home to most of the country’s population, is the invigorating capital city of Tahiti and international gateway of the country. Here you will find natural beauty and unique French Polynesian style, including resorts, spas, fine dining and local restaurants, vibrant markets, museums, pearl shops and boutiques.
Moorea soars magically out of the ocean in an explosion of green velvet. A wide, shallow lagoon surrounds the island’s vertical mountains where poetic threads of waterfalls tumble down fern-softened cliffs. Peaceful meadows flanked by pinnacles of green will fill your senses and renew your belief in the majesty of nature. Pastel-painted houses surrounded by gardens of hibiscus and birds of paradise, circle the island in a fantasy of happy, yet simple villages. Explore the island’s lush interior by land, or from the stunning lagoon.
Just a 10-minute flight or a 30-minute high-speed catamaran ride from the island of Tahiti.
MooreaThe quintessential South Seas island
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Spas in the Islands of Tahiti offer a “spa within a spa” experience, one found nowhere else on Earth. All the natural ingredients for the world’s perfect spas are found here: soothing lagoon waters, a rich botanical environment, air scented of vanilla and tiare flowers, and calming tranquility. Guests will not only soak in the soothing treatments, but will delight in the scenic wonders that surround each of these world-famous spas.
Experience the tastes of Tahiti at any of the world-class restaurants that offer the ideal blend of French and Polynesian cuisine, fresh local ingredients, and the South Pacific ambience. A dine-around featuring a surprising variety of cuisines at the resorts and local restaurants makes for a lively, group evening.
Spend a leisurely afternoon visiting our museums and boutiques. Peruse the art galleries, artisan workshops, and meet our mamas at their craft stands. Visit the handful of museums illustrating our history, culture, art, or even tour the home of James Norman Hall, the co-author of Mutiny on the Bounty.
The Islands of Tahiti offer a variety of Team Building Activities that can be arranged for unique and fun team competitions. Here are a few ideas for the ultimate amazing race!
• Heiva I Tahiti is the celebration of ancient traditions and competition that is the most important event in the Islands of Tahiti for more than 125 years. Groups compete in fun activities, ranging from fruit-carrying races and basket weaving, to canoe races and Tahitian “dance offs.”
• Corporate themed treasure hunts or road rallies can feature hidden clues around the is lands that can be explored “South Pacific style” by outrigger canoes, ATVs, horseback and even wave runners. • Groups enjoy the excitement of diving for pearls in the shallow waters where guests snorkel to “recover” Tahitian pearls hidden along the sandy bottom. This event can be created either as a lunch activity or as an inter-group competition on the resort beaches or on a private island.
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Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
Le Méridien Bora Bora
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All flights arrive at Faa’a International Airport (PPT), located near the city of Papeete on the island of Tahiti. The airport is close and convenient to all the major hotels and resorts on the island of Tahiti and also serves the domestic airline, Air Tahiti, for service to the other islands and atolls.
Inter-Island Transportation
Other Transportation
Inbound Operators
Airline Service from North America
Getting to and around the Islands of TahitiNonstop from (LAX) and (HNL). Flights depart daily from Los Angeles and weekly from Honolulu
AIR TAHITI NUI www.AirTahitiNui.com Phone: (310) 662-1860LAX to PPT, Daily nonstop flightsFleet: Airbus 340-300 Classes of service: Business (30 pax) and Economy (264 pax)
FLYING - AIR TAHITI AIR TAHITI www.AirTahiti.com [email protected]: 011 (689) 40-86-42-42 Fleet: Twin-engine, jet prop ATR72-500 (68 pax), ATR42-500 (48 pax), and Twin Otter DHC6-300 (19 pax)
TAHITI HELICOPTERSwww.Tahiti-Helicopters.comPhone: 011 (689) 50-40-75
YACHT CHARTERSThe Islands of Tahiti offers many luxury yacht charter options for small groups up to 24 passengers. Day or overnight expeditions available. For a listing of the yacht charters, please visit our website.
YEAR ROUND CRUISESPAUL GAUGUIN CRUISESUp to 332 pax www.PGCruises.com [email protected] Phone: (800) 848-6172
MARAMA TOURSwww.MaramaTours.com Michael FayePhone: 011 (689) 40 50 74 74 [email protected]
SOUTH PACIFIC TOURSwww.SouthPacific-Tours.comThomas MoratalPhone: 011 (689) 40 80 35 [email protected]
TAHITI NUI TRAVEL www.TahitiNuiTravel.com Isabelle Olite Phone: 011 (689) 40 46 41 13 [email protected]
TAHITI TOURSwww.Tahiti-Tours.comSylvia LacombePhone: 011 (689) 40 46 40 [email protected]
Year Round CruisesWINDSTAR CRUISESUp to 148 paxwww.WindstarCruises.comChartersAndIncentives@WindstarCruises.comPhone: (800) 628-3354
FERRY SERVICE BETWEEN THE ISLANDS OF TAHITI AND MOOREAAREMITI www.Aremiti.netPhone: 011 (689) 40 50 57 91 Tahiti officePhone: 011 (689) 40 56 31 10 Moorea officeAremiti 5: Rapid catamaran, 30 minutes Aremiti Ferry: 1 hour
TEREVAU www.Facebook.com/TerevauPhone: 011 (689) 40 50 03 50Rapid catamaran, 30 minutes
AIR FRANCE www.AirFrance.com/usPhone: (800) 532-4777 Delta GroupsLAX-PPT, 3 weekly nonstop flightsFleet: Boeing 777-200Classes of service: Business (40 pax), Premium Economy (24 pax) and Economy (216 pax)
HAWAIIAN AIRLINES www.HawaiianAirlines.comPhone: (800) 367-5320 HNL-PPT, Weekly nonstop flights Fleet: Airbus 330-200Classes of service: First (18 pax) and Main (294 pax)
The Islands of Tahiti have many experienced inbound operators that are highly skilled with groups all sizes and of varying demands. These in-destination experts can organize, manage and execute all aspects of group travel or incentive program, including inter-island transportation, accommodations, excursions, special themed and team building events, transportation, and much more.
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Ultimate RewardAn escape to the Islands of Tahiti, world-renowned for white-sand beaches, stunning turquoise lagoons, and varied landscapes ranging from coral atolls to volcanic mountain peaks, is the ultimate incentive award.
Just 8 hours from L.A. Tahiti’s Faa’a International Airport is just eight hours nonstop with daily departures from Los Angeles and just five hours nonstop from Hawaii. As far south of the equator as Hawaii is north, Tahiti is halfway between California and Australia, in the same time zone as Hawaii, and on the same side of the International Date Line as North America.
Unspoiled and Uncrowded The Islands of Tahiti receive fewer visitors in a year than Hawaii does in one week. The resorts and cruise ships are smaller and perfectly suited for incentive groups, conferences and executive meetings.
Luxury Resorts and Spas New and renovated four- and five-star resorts feature full-service Polynesian spas, plus a wide range of options. Unique in the world, the resorts are the optimal size for incentive groups, while offering the perfect blend of service, ambience, experiences and privacy.
Classic Overwater Bungalows The overwater bungalow was first invented in the Islands of Tahiti nearly 50 years ago and is now the quintessential icon of paradise. Many overwater bungalows feature private sundecks with ladders to the lagoon, glass floors or tables for views of marine life below, or even your own swimming pool.
People and Culture Tahitians are known for their beauty, warmth, hospitality and easy nature. The island culture is best experienced through music and dance. Passionate and powerful, these colorful performances are a breathtaking highlight for every group.
Year-round Warmth Cooled by the gentle breezes of the South Pacific, the climate is tropical yet enjoyably moderate. This is a 12-month destination with mostly sunny, pleasant days where the air and water have an average daily temperature of 80 degrees.
Affordability Incentive planners are finding that the customized programs with all-inclusive itineraries are comparable to other high-end destinations and resorts around the world for both companies and attendees.
Conference Facilities Resorts offer a range of facilities for groups up to 450 for meetings and executive conferences. The Islands of Tahiti is a perfect and refreshing alternative to other Pacific and luxury destinations.
Unique Activities Only here can your clients enjoy breakfast delivered to their overwater bungalow by a flower bedecked outrigger canoe, a catered picnic in the warm shallow lagoon of their own tiny private island, shopping for Tahitian cultured pearls at a private showing or dinner below a spectacular South Seas sunset.
Why The Islands of TahitiLocated in the South Pacific, the Islands of Tahiti are the ideal groups and incentive destination.
Just eight hours by air from Los Angeles, and surrounded by pristine, crystal clear blue waters, the 118 islands and atolls offer natural beauty, authentic island culture and unique French Polynesian style.
Hotel and Resort Overview
All Properties have an activities desk, boutique*, and swimming pool.** located at sister property.
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InterContinental Moorea Resort & SpaGarden Bungalow
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All flights arrive at Faa’a International Airport (PPT), located near the city of Papeete on the island of Tahiti. The airport is close and convenient to all the major hotels and resorts on the island of Tahiti and also serves the domestic airline, Air Tahiti, for service to the other islands and atolls.
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Getting to and around the Islands of TahitiNonstop from (LAX) and (HNL). Flights depart daily from Los Angeles and weekly from Honolulu
AIR TAHITI NUI www.AirTahitiNui.com Phone: (310) 662-1860LAX to PPT, Daily nonstop flightsFleet: Airbus 340-300 Classes of service: Business (30 pax) and Economy (264 pax)
FLYING - AIR TAHITI AIR TAHITI www.AirTahiti.com [email protected]: 011 (689) 40-86-42-42 Fleet: Twin-engine, jet prop ATR72-500 (68 pax), ATR42-500 (48 pax), and Twin Otter DHC6-300 (19 pax)
TAHITI HELICOPTERSwww.Tahiti-Helicopters.comPhone: 011 (689) 50-40-75
YACHT CHARTERSThe Islands of Tahiti offers many luxury yacht charter options for small groups up to 24 passengers. Day or overnight expeditions available. For a listing of the yacht charters, please visit our website.
YEAR ROUND CRUISESPAUL GAUGUIN CRUISESUp to 332 pax www.PGCruises.com [email protected] Phone: (800) 848-6172
MARAMA TOURSwww.MaramaTours.com Michael FayePhone: 011 (689) 40 50 74 74 [email protected]
SOUTH PACIFIC TOURSwww.SouthPacific-Tours.comThomas MoratalPhone: 011 (689) 40 80 35 [email protected]
TAHITI NUI TRAVEL www.TahitiNuiTravel.com Isabelle Olite Phone: 011 (689) 40 46 41 13 [email protected]
TAHITI TOURSwww.Tahiti-Tours.comSylvia LacombePhone: 011 (689) 40 46 40 [email protected]
Year Round CruisesWINDSTAR CRUISESUp to 148 paxwww.WindstarCruises.comChartersAndIncentives@WindstarCruises.comPhone: (800) 628-3354
FERRY SERVICE BETWEEN THE ISLANDS OF TAHITI AND MOOREAAREMITI www.Aremiti.netPhone: 011 (689) 40 50 57 91 Tahiti officePhone: 011 (689) 40 56 31 10 Moorea officeAremiti 5: Rapid catamaran, 30 minutes Aremiti Ferry: 1 hour
TEREVAU www.Facebook.com/TerevauPhone: 011 (689) 40 50 03 50Rapid catamaran, 30 minutes
AIR FRANCE www.AirFrance.com/usPhone: (800) 532-4777 Delta GroupsLAX-PPT, 3 weekly nonstop flightsFleet: Boeing 777-200Classes of service: Business (40 pax), Premium Economy (24 pax) and Economy (216 pax)
HAWAIIAN AIRLINES www.HawaiianAirlines.comPhone: (800) 367-5320 HNL-PPT, Weekly nonstop flights Fleet: Airbus 330-200Classes of service: First (18 pax) and Main (294 pax)
The Islands of Tahiti have many experienced inbound operators that are highly skilled with groups all sizes and of varying demands. These in-destination experts can organize, manage and execute all aspects of group travel or incentive program, including inter-island transportation, accommodations, excursions, special themed and team building events, transportation, and much more.
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Ultimate RewardAn escape to the Islands of Tahiti, world-renowned for white-sand beaches, stunning turquoise lagoons, and varied landscapes ranging from coral atolls to volcanic mountain peaks, is the ultimate incentive award.
Just 8 hours from L.A. Tahiti’s Faa’a International Airport is just eight hours nonstop with daily departures from Los Angeles and just five hours nonstop from Hawaii. As far south of the equator as Hawaii is north, Tahiti is halfway between California and Australia, in the same time zone as Hawaii, and on the same side of the International Date Line as North America.
Unspoiled and Uncrowded The Islands of Tahiti receive fewer visitors in a year than Hawaii does in one week. The resorts and cruise ships are smaller and perfectly suited for incentive groups, conferences and executive meetings.
Luxury Resorts and Spas New and renovated four- and five-star resorts feature full-service Polynesian spas, plus a wide range of options. Unique in the world, the resorts are the optimal size for incentive groups, while offering the perfect blend of service, ambience, experiences and privacy.
Classic Overwater Bungalows The overwater bungalow was first invented in the Islands of Tahiti nearly 50 years ago and is now the quintessential icon of paradise. Many overwater bungalows feature private sundecks with ladders to the lagoon, glass floors or tables for views of marine life below, or even your own swimming pool.
People and Culture Tahitians are known for their beauty, warmth, hospitality and easy nature. The island culture is best experienced through music and dance. Passionate and powerful, these colorful performances are a breathtaking highlight for every group.
Year-round Warmth Cooled by the gentle breezes of the South Pacific, the climate is tropical yet enjoyably moderate. This is a 12-month destination with mostly sunny, pleasant days where the air and water have an average daily temperature of 80 degrees.
Affordability Incentive planners are finding that the customized programs with all-inclusive itineraries are comparable to other high-end destinations and resorts around the world for both companies and attendees.
Conference Facilities Resorts offer a range of facilities for groups up to 450 for meetings and executive conferences. The Islands of Tahiti is a perfect and refreshing alternative to other Pacific and luxury destinations.
Unique Activities Only here can your clients enjoy breakfast delivered to their overwater bungalow by a flower bedecked outrigger canoe, a catered picnic in the warm shallow lagoon of their own tiny private island, shopping for Tahitian cultured pearls at a private showing or dinner below a spectacular South Seas sunset.
Why The Islands of TahitiLocated in the South Pacific, the Islands of Tahiti are the ideal groups and incentive destination.
Just eight hours by air from Los Angeles, and surrounded by pristine, crystal clear blue waters, the 118 islands and atolls offer natural beauty, authentic island culture and unique French Polynesian style.
Hotel and Resort Overview
All Properties have an activities desk, boutique*, and swimming pool.** located at sister property.
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Standard Room - Tahiti Pearl Resort & SpaStandard Room - Tahiti Pearl Resort & SpaGarden Bungalow
InterContinental Moorea Resort & SpaGarden Bungalow
InterContinental Moorea Resort & Spa Beach Bungalow - Four Seasons Resort Bora BoraBeach Bungalow - Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora Overwater Bungalow - The St. Regis Bora Bora
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Fast Facts• The Islands of Tahiti are just an eight-hour flight from Los Angeles.
• The 118 islands and atolls of French Polynesia cover an area of the ocean the size of Western Europe.
• When combined, the total landmass of all of French Polynesia is only slightly larger than the state of Rhode Island.
• The Islands of Tahiti receive as many visitors in an entire year as Hawaii does in one week.
• The Tuamotu Atolls, one of Tahiti’s five archipelagoes, are the largest chain of atolls in the world.
The Islands of Tahiti
Tahiti Tourisme North America 300 Continental Blvd. Suite 160, El Segundo, CA 90245Phone: (310) 414-8484 Fax: (310) 414-8490 E-mail: [email protected] www.Tahiti-Tourisme.comThe official website of Tahiti Tourisme North America
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Hotels and family hotels
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Honolulu5 Hours
Auckland5 Hours
Los Angeles 8 Hours
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