The Tuamotus

The Tuamotus Travelling Hints and Article in Polynesia, France

France-Polynesia has attracted tourists for hundreds of years, and the relatively unexplored Tuamotus are the jewel of the Pacific Islands coronet..... France-Polynesia has attracted tourists for hundreds of years, and the relatively unexplored Tuamotus are the jewel of the Pacific coronet. Away from the glamour and glamour of the icon Bora Bora, the Tuamotu Islands feel separated from the remainder of Polynesia.

Here is our choice of six heavenly excursions along the archipelago.....

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If you want to break up the connection and live a longer time, you should go to the Tuamotus. Begin in Rangiroa, The Endless Lagoon, and explore a chain of corals surrounding a bright blue colored dive site and a jet lagoon one of the largest in the game. Tikehau, The Pink Sand Island, is perfect for snorkeling thanks to a wealth of colorful tropic fishing, while Manihi, The Island of Pearls, dreamt of a tropic island far away from the fashionable underworld.

It is a South Pacific farmland where the world's most coveted jewelry is made - beads. Rangiroa Laguna is home to an amazing variety of sea creatures, making it an ideal place for snorkeling. In Fakarava, the island of dreams, an unspoiled oasis where bird and sea creatures nest in perfect balance with the countryside and the sea.

It is a wealthy eco-system with a host of species of rare bird and plant species, while many of the diving spots are practically unexplored. Coastal living is also peculiar, with picturesque towns, old core colonies and inviting folk - a real flavour of Polynesia. Tuamotus are sanctuary with plenty of light and rains, usually falling in rainfall to keep the waterfall intact.

About the Tuamotus | NZETC

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