Where is Tahiti in the World

Where' s Tahiti? Found on the world map

Where' s Tahiti? - Tahiti's other name is Franco Polynesia. One of the world' s widest islands, Tahiti is the biggest in Polynesia. Tahiti's most popular isle is the country of the Bora Bora. The best period to Tahiti is between May and October. Cause it could probably rain the remainder of the year.

It is the warmest of the year between the months of Mars and Apr with an daily mean of 31° C. They can be reached by aeroplane. They can find planes from all over the world. Tahiti flies directly from New York, Tokyo, Sydney and Auckland. It' a five-hour flight from New Zealand to Tahiti.

They can use Air Tahiti nn air travel within the state. They cannot use a grant visas. They can apply for a rural visas at the French embassy. You will need a US visas if you are using US transits.

Situated in the middle of the Great Pacific, halfway between the vast Australian and South American Continent, is a mythical haven known as TAHITI to the world.

Situated in the middle of the Great Pacific, halfway between the vast Australian and South American Continent, is a mythical haven known as TAHITI to the world. It is a gem of exceptional ruggedness, a stunning spectacle of beautiful island and endemic flora, created centuries ago by the unbridled rage of underwater volcanos and the stunning finish of the abundance of sea-corals.

Maybe it is just the fact that TAHITI is the biggest of all Polynesia's isles, whose name is often used to describe the whole French territory. TAHITI is in fact only on the 120 or so beautiful little islets, bays and reefs, which have a carefree natural environment spread over almost the whole of the whole of the European mainland, a combined area of 4.5 million sq. km. with only 3500 kms. of created area.

Frenchspeaking Polynezia is subdivided into 5 singularly attractive archipelagos or groups of isles. The Marquesas islets, which are the latest of nature's finest geological creations and are perhaps acclaimed by many world-famous artists, painter and poet equally for their singular and virtually unchanged old civilization and for their stunning jagged peaks that suddenly jump out of the sea like a peculiar submarine giants snatching unexpected gas.

Society Ilandds (or Leeward Group), also known as "Bora-Bora", also known as "The Pearl of the Pacific", the most celebrated of all eight archipelago es with their stunning emerging Emeralds and Blue Turquoises, where every year a growing number of committed solar worshippers and enchanted tourists come to honor their mythical coasts.

The" du Vent" (the Windward Group), the Tahiti and its twin island," Moorea", also known as" Moorea the Magnificent", offers all unaware visitor, who have the luck to come closer to it from the ocean, the most amazing sight of impressing steep summits and splendid blue -coloured lakes. France-Poland's extraordinary meteorological condition, where the seasonal mean seasonal temperatures (27° Celsius ) are very low, the pristine formations of the beautiful volcano islets and their crystalline lakes, which are of course protected by stunning dead-barrier corals, the celestial vision of the truly stunning mountains and deeply vulcanic depressions littered with the most iridescent green tones and tropic colours, the wealth of beautiful marine life that is a fountain of everlasting joy for the visitor.

All of these features give Tahiti and its archipelago the qualities of a long, endless summers, a real earthly heaven, a fantasy that still may not be let go of by visitors and inhabitants.