Best of French Polynesia

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The best scuba dive in French Polynesia

70 per cent of the French Polynesian people live in Tahiti in the Society Islands acipelago. The Tiputa Pass in Rangiroa is one of the best divesites in French Polynesia - known for its shark, mantas, tortoises and small game. What is the best time to go scuba in French Polynesia? Polynesia offers year round dives.

Humpbacks appear from August to October, Hammerheads from December to March. Mantas between June and October. The Tiputa Pass is known for its large animals: gray shark, tortoises, manta rays, Dolphin, and other. There are seasons from February to November, but September is the best period for shark.

At about 45-50 meters there are ALWAYS a large number of large and diverse shark populations. Grey, black tip, white tip, silver tip and sledge. Mantas, napoleonic ray, barracuda, jackfishes and many others. "If you own or run a diving center: Let us add you to our list.

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5 good reason for a French Polynesian trip - Travel Weekly

Featuring several Tropic Routes starting between Christmas and mid-2018, it is season to make a trip to the relaxing French Polynesian and South Pacific isles. Little ol' Oceania Cruises reminds us of their local roots with its own horns, especially as they are known for "The Finest Cuisine at Sea" and for their laid-back, stylish and laid-back atmosphere.

From December 2017 to May 2018, Oceania Cruises will be offering nine routes from 10 to 29 working nights on board its cruise liner crew of 684 to 1250 people. A French-Polynese cruise through Oceania will be an memorable adventure, with lots of free travel in every harbour and many routes to enjoy to the full the islands most.

There are five good reason to come to French Polynesia and the South Pacific earlier rather than later: Marina, the most luxury and comfortable boat in the Tahitian seas, provides the biggest and most comfortable cabins and suite of the ships that sail the area, as well as the biggest number of luxury veranda cabins.

Select from eight culinary venues, a range of pampering spa services at the generous Canyon Ranch SpaClub and a thoughtful on-board addition that mirrors the South Pacific countryside and culture. To wake up every day, in the clear, azure Pacific blue sea, is an unforgettable time. Snorkeling with mantas in flat pools, kayaking on nearby canals, diving to see what is under the sea or gliding on an exciting boat - there is a good explanation why French Polynesia is the embodiment of "tropical paradise".

Marinas is the only boat that sails the South Pacific and offers everlasting culinary voyages of discovery that offer an unforgettable French-Polynese culinary adventure. French Polynesia is a great place for gourmets, from discovering a variety of subterranean culinary traditions in Nuku Hiva, to eating in Bora Bora's most exquisite restaurants, to a tour of exotic vegetable garden with freshly picked gingerbread, papayas, mango, stars and other indigenous delicacies.

There is no better way to experience the best of French Polynesia than by boat. Every isle has its own distinctive Eden landscape, from an off-road tour through the luxuriant green of Moorea, the fragrant Raiatea orchards to the famous Bora Bora lagoon, the thunderous Tahitian Falls and the Rangiroa dark bead farm, there is a motive why this area has been inspiring artisans, writers and filmmakers for years.

Capture and enlarge images of the area during the day as the day falls towards the skyline. If you enjoy a pre-dinner may tai during a deckparty or a land based supper during your night on Bora Bora, the sunset at night is a stunning memory (and the photographer's dream) of why you plan this beautiful excursion.

Routes included a ride back from Papeete, a Sydney to Papeete route, an epoxy-filled Bali to Honolulu and a Papeete to Los Angeles route.