Polynesian artifacts are on display all over the world. They reveal and highlight our culture far beyond the scope of our islands. Find out about the ...
Located at the end of the road on Tahiti Iti’s peninsula, the tiny vicinity of Teahupo’o has become famous ever since the world’s best surfers have gathered t...
With five distinctive archipelagoes spanning over one hundred islands on a magnificent ocean with neither fences nor borders, here you are in Tahiti: a country to explore freely by sea. Get on board for the most magnificent of all cruises!
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Our islands are in a state of permanent enchantment with floral masterpieces on display all year long. We invite you to discover the secrets of these blossoms...
The Polynesians came from south-east Asia and after thousands years of migration first settled the uninhabited islands of what is now called French Polynesia....
If one mentions The HMS Bounty, people tend to immediately think of the Mutiny on the Bounty. If one mentions the name Captain William Bligh, most people envision an old, mean, ugly sea captain—a captain whose men revolted against him because of hi...
Since 2002, French Polynesia’s territory constitutes one of the largest protection zones in the world for marine mammals. Humpback whales are sheltered from w...
Although we hear a lot about watermen having a deep connection to the sea since they practice a number of water sports in and on the water; women are also sta...
French Polynesian Francis Gazeau is one of those people who elicits respect due to his courage and actions. To say that his entire life has always been extraordinary would not be entirely true; but he can certainly be praised for the noble example ...
One hundred and fifty years ago in March 1865, 337 laborers of Chinese origin arrived in Tahiti. This event marked the birth of a Chinese community in our isl...
