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Bora Bora is one of them. Located in French Polynesia, this magic iguana is truly the perfect place for the honeymooner. Filled with scenic scenery and breathtaking, almost incredible scenery, it is probably the most popular of all islands in the whole canyon. Honeymoons and romanticists from all over the globe have described Bora Bora as one of the most wonderful adventures.

The pristine sandy beach and the blue water of the Pacific Ocean will captivate you.

1st Taha'a

It is not for nothing that Bora Bora is known as paradise. French Polynesia has much more to offer. It is made up of 118 inhabited island and atoll areas, which cover a part of the sea about the approximate European area. Once in Tahiti's major airfield, there is a net of isles that can be reached by air or canoe.

Here begin some of the best French Polynesia marine adventure, exploring culture and, yes, romantic. As part of the Society Islands, Taha'a is the main place for Polyynesian export, which includes fine pearl and custard beads cultivated on luxuriant orchards. It' in Taha'a it'?s a five stars course.

The Taha'a Island Resort & Spa has a restaurant and lounge in a tree, as well as 48 overwater bungalow on a transparent lake. As part of the Society Islands, rangiroa is known as the "infinite lagoon". "It is one of the greatest antolls in the whole wide universe. It is the centre of the French Polynesian winemaking sector.

It is Polynesia where the term ink comes from and Fatu Hiva where his best artist comes from. It is Polynesia where the term ink comes from, and the best local artist comes from Fatu Hiva. Capt. James Cook introduced the Polish artistic genre to the West after he and other discoverers were affected by the Marquesas inkprints, a group of French Polynesia vulcanic isles and one of the five administration units of the articel.

There are still spotted neck-and-neck tattooed trunks on the island of Hiva. Today, the mythological South Pacific island mythological style is flourishing there. The beautiful wildlife of the Marquesas is also found in the area. Hiking through the luxuriant but warm jungle of the island and small valley is not for the unexperienced, but the trip is worthwhile.

Moorea has won Bora Bora as the best place for a honeymoon in recent years. There are many who claim that it competes with Bora Bora for the splendour of nature. Intercontinental Moorea has its own centre for dolphins for an up-close bathing adventure, as well as unique facilities such as room services by paddle and a floral bathroom.

Rurutu, better known as the Whale Isle, is surrounded by high rocks of old corals. Throughout the year Rurutu is definitely a place to visit for the beautiful snorkelling, sandy and unbelievable cycling tours on the almost car-free isle. Marquesas brings an immersive Polyniesian immersion to the islands adventure, unlike saying a wedding trip resorts so great that you need a trolley to get around.

Much of this secret archipelago has remained unspoilt by contemporary tourist activity, with a rugged natural splendour that has inspired Herman Melville and Robert Louis Stevenson. Vocalist Jacques Brel and artist Paul Gauguin spend their last few weeks on the Isle of Hiva Oa, known for its wild landscape and archeological marvels such as the huge rock-toiki that covers the Isle.

The Nuku Hiva is best for those who prefer to do without the sunbed and enjoy their holidays walking through the jungle or horse back rides on the island's lonely streets. The Nuku Hiva is full of nature miracles, from vulcanic rocks to thousand feet high falls, with evaporating waters before it hits the floor.

It is an important site for archeological monuments, with the Taipivai valley, which houses several churches and large tikis, and the town of Hatiheu, which provides walks to the petroglyphic peaks and wreck. Manihi, another great nautical paradise, is a real nautical holiday with few people. Manihi, another great nautical paradise, is a real nautical holiday with few people.

The first French Polynesian bead factory was founded here in 1968. In the far western part of the Society Islands, Maupiti is a small volcano shaped volcano encircled by aolla. Maupiti, with its own high summits, is like a little Bora Bora, without any splendour. Teurufaaitu is the highest point of the archipelago, with unbelievable view of Raiatea, Bora Bora and Taha'a.

Maupiti, the oldest of the Society Islands, is lined with archaeological relics from 850 AD. In 1960, after exploring places for his 1960 movie "Mutiny on the Bounty", Marlon Brando falls in Love with the French-Polynesian Way of Life, a heaven he described as "Chiffon in the Wind". "He purchased the Tetiaroa Isle, a former resort for Tahiti kings.

Each of the 35 mansions on the isle has its own swimming pools, a patio and a wood of coconuts, all next to a privately owned bath. Mangareva lies in the centre of the Gambier Isles, the archipelago at the end of the globe, more than a thousand kilometres south-east of Tahiti.

Hiking on Mount Duff through high grassy and pinewood forests provides the best panorama view of the isle. There are a few humble and welcoming guesthouses on the isle. Only about 400 inhabitants make the islands pristine and therefore ideal for scuba dives.

Whilst other Tahitian pearls farmers are often touristic pitfalls, Fakarava is a real explorer of the pearls-trading. Taputapuatea, the best conserved historic site in French Polynesia, is home to a holy sanctuary full of artefacts and holy places. Today the huge harbour of Raiatea is the point of departure for personal boating trips to the nearby archipelago or ocean angling outings.

Best beaches in French Polynesia. Tikehau, an elliptical sandy beach encircled by lush green sea, has the best beach in French Polynesia. The research group of Jacques Cousteau named it Polynesia's richest fishing area, which allows unbelievable snorkelling only a few meters into the depth.

Yet it's the only place on the isle where Wi-Fi works.