Best Time to Visit French Polynesia

What is the best time to visit Bora Bora, French Polynesia?

The peak seasons (good because it is also the best time to visit Bora Bora) run from May to October. November and April may be a good option as the wheather should be good, but fewer visitors and lower rates will make your holiday better. June to November would be the best time for sea animals such as mantas, shark and humbacks.

More Bora Bora Bora holiday adventures can be found on RoveMe. A visit depends on your preferences: May-October has the best sunshine with very occasional rainfall. Since the west is so beautiful, this is the most busy time for visitors. Nov - April is a low seasons with fewer visitors, but this is also the wet one.

In November I myself went there during the wet period and it was not so terrible.

Tahiti's best time for a holiday

If you are considering the best time for a Tahitian holiday, you will want clear water and clear scuba but you will also want to prevent busy tourism. Tahiti is situated in the Pacific Ocean, with Australia, China, Brazil and America surrounding it, so travellers come from all over the world on holiday.

Fiestas and hot weathers are possible all year round, but the time of your journey can spare you the search for a motel or a ride. Frommer's Traveller Guide suggests travelling during the arid period, from May to October, when travellers are enjoying early dawn troughs of 68 F and daily peaks of 82 F. The rainy seasons are increasing from November to April, with mean temperature between 72 and 86°C.

Situated in the South Pacific Balricane Zone, Tahiti has the most activities from November to March. Frommer's says the most romantically time to visit is during the vernal equinox at the end of September and end of March, when lovely celestial colours of the star and lunar are reflecting over the waters. Throughout the year, flower and ukulele flower shows, boating competitions and celebratory costume show.

In" Hidden Tahiti & French Polynesia" Robert F. Kay suggests you book a Tahiti vacation for July when you experience the one-month Heiva and the French Bastille day with cooking, dancing contests, handicrafts, sporting activities and living touring. The Chinese New Year is a celebration of processions and fun. Frommer's says that the busy French Polynesia is July and August, when French Polynesians and Europeans don't go to university.

Christmases to early January, middle to end of February, March springs, early May and early October are also very bustling time. Do not be astonished if stores and authorities are shut on public days such as Ascension Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Mission Day, Working Day, Whit Monday and Bastille Day. While Lonely Planet acknowledges that French Polynesia is an inexpensive holiday, you can cut costs like any other holiday resort if you are planning around rush hours.

When you travel from June to September or over Christmas, make sure you make your reservations as far in advanced as possible. Crossing during the wet seasons, October to March, will help you economize, says Destination 360. For the best weathers, the months of May to October are your best choice, but you should schedule well in advance. 2.

July is the perfect time to enjoy the largest culture event. If you are afraid of a hurricane or a delay in your journey, please stay away from November to March. Do not crowd in September or November. To put it briefly, the best time for an overall mix of good weathers, cheap fares and low levels of air pollution is the summer seasons in May or November.