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Campsite and stay in Tuamotu - Tuamotu Archipelago Forum

Are there avenues to go to, not just special campsites? Can I live with the locals? How do locals feel about tourism? As I know the start of the rainy seasons is in November, but I have been informed that the rainy seasons are also starting. Hey Real: It really does depend on which Tuamotu you are going to spend time on, whether you would live with a host or not.

Many guesthouses are located in Rangiroa and Tikehau. You will find the Ramiti guesthouse in Facarava. It is the preferred way to live in the Tuamotus (i.e.: pension) and is quite cheap. They would also live with natives on their land at most all these inns. It' not convenient to hire a yacht to go to the Tuamotus, as it is quite far from Papeete.

They should buy bottled tapas at a local grocer' s. Nov. is the beginning of the wet period, but I was the last two novembers in a row in Tuamotus and the wheather was nice! It' possible to go camping whenever I want? We would like a kind of trip of adventures and sometimes we definitely want to spend the night in a small motel, but it is also enticing to keep away from humans.

Are you allowed to go camping? Hello Real: It is best to go to a campsite, as you can land on your own land if you simply go out. You' re being evicted from personal possession. Tenting can also be quite terrible if you are not ready for mosquitoes. The best thing is to find a beautiful guesthouse and get some bugballs.

The Lonely Planet website provides information on boarding houses and campsites throughout the South Pacific. We wish you a pleasant journey, many greetings, many information about our campsite and guesthouse: In fact, inter-island travel is best done by plane (saving more than anything else), which requires a certain amount of forward-scheduling.

Discover other Tuamotu resources: Every centimetre of space on the island belongs to someone to camp.