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Polynesia: a haven for surfers and enthusiasts. Situated between the notorious South Pacific Isles, this mystical goal that inspires Paul Gauguin's screens extends over a great stretch of continent European space. Polynesia is the perfect place to fell in loving, falling in loving or just finding a little peace and quiet, and will impress you with its beautiful and archipelago cuisine.

The Bora Bora is a kind of Paris of French Polynesia. Well-known as the Isles of the wealthy and illustrious and sparkling vision of deep sea bungalow and lagoon, it remains a paradise for honeymoons all over the globe. One of the most beautiful places on the Bora Bora Islands, with its thousand tones of blues painting the image of Bora Bora's magnificent lagoon, is well deserved to be visited.

The rates are anything but reasonable and you won't often find yourself far from the resorts, but if you have the money and are in lover, let Bora be your romantically mekka. The Moorea is the nearest of the islands near Tahiti, which is the ultimate goal for airlines.

Tahiti is a wonderful place, but many visitors find it hard to manoeuvre and they are inclined to dare on the infamous French Polynesian islets. Moorea, a bigger isle with a street surrounding the vulcanic centre (you can discard the GPS), provides sandy shores and vistas that certainly defy the beauties of Bora Bora, and a little more opportunity to go into the city to buy something to dine or to shop.

Walkers will enjoy exploring the jungle-like inland of the islands between seashore meetings and discover that Moorea really is the place where there is something for everyone - the added benefit is that it is a quick, inexpensive cruise from Tahiti. It was Huahine I went to look for his basic womanhood, who is in charge of his name.

The Tahitian, the French Polynesian Societal Islands tongue, the term "Huahine" relates to the intimacy of women. A luxurious resort like Bora Bora, it doesn't host large cosmopolitan resort like its neighbours, but if this is a tie rather than a turn-off, it may be just the one.

Like all the French Polynesian isles, the shores are no less imposing with sandy powder and a hypnotized coconut. But it is the unspoilt nature of Huahine that makes it so special. When you cry over a gnat sting or complain about confined supply of warm waters, the residents won't want you there anyway - the Huahine tribe believe in preserving their local civilization, natural habitat and indigenous minds and will welcome guests and members of their families if they are willing to abide by them.

Motorhome picnics are a great way to get away from the resorts on most islets, and take in a wide range of insular pursuits, from aquatic pursuits to authentic dining and beautiful landscapes. Riding an ATV on a precipitous, winding street on Moorea - let me tell you, you have to put some momentum into the control of these wicked guys!

Long before the LA outbreak of the French Revolution, Polynesians were practicing rural meal trucks or les roulottes (rooo-lot). Though some of the Outlands have different Roulottes of their own, the largest exhibition in Place Vaiete is near the Papeete dock.