Currency in Tahiti Bora Bora

Tahitian Currency Exchanges - Bora Bora Bora Message Board

Hello, I would like to know if money can be changed at the Tahiti International and if it is better to do this there or in the States. We' ll arrive very early in the day, with little interflight hassles. I' m only asking because our experiences have shown us that most places worldwide are on the "island time".

ATMs that work most of the day and the Tahiti International Airports ATM will be open upon your arrival. When you need to convert more US into XFP locally, go to the banks on the isle you are going to go and be sure to take your passport to the banks with you.

Currency exchanges are open for all internationally incoming air travel. When you don't have a moment to switch currencies, just go to the banks on the first of the islands as Hamara proposes (and take your pass with you). Greetings, I concur with the above postings and would also like to say that you will get a much better course in Tahiti than if you try to switch your currency in the USA.

Travellers Cheques also receive a higher currency quote of about one CHF per $1, with the lump sum charge for each payment (regardless of the amount) in the airline company being lower than in the city' s banking institutions. So I swapped some cash at the US banking office for 79 CRP.

I was given an 83 CFP currency quote (my bank) and it is available around the clock. The thread has been discontinued due to apathy. If we do not comply with our policies, we will delete any postings and we retain the right to delete postings for any cause.

Money to go? US$ or XPF? - Florentines Forum

Money to go? Are they accepting the currency of Canada at all? Money to go? Money to go? At a Wells Fargo store or on-line. Money to go? Benefit from the currency expertise. Money to go? Money to go? Cause it'?s too much money and the best way to pay is by bank transfer?

Money to go? Money to go? Calculate trips and food to your room and just buy small things. If, in the end, you have a native currency, it is difficult to convert it back into CAD. Money to go? Money to go? The location where you live, where you go shopping, where you dine and what trips you take.

Basically I think Bo's proposal of $500 in converted currency is a good one unless you stay at a small guesthouse that wants to take money in hand and not bank accounts, or take a multitude of on-site outings. They may find some cabs and operators taking strange currency, but you don't get a good currency quote and pay up more for those extra duties.

Money to go? I plan to exchange and collect $1000 US$ because I will try to reserve 2 trips alone. I' m a little bit jumpy because I don't have enough money.