Tahiti Vacation

  • Tahiti, the largest and most populated island in the Windward group of French Polynesia, is located in the southern Pacific Ocean. Tahiti is a French territory and Tahitians are French citizens with almost the same civil and political rights as those living in France. However, because they are semi-autonomous, they have their own President, laws, and financial system. France provides subsidies, education and security to the country. CIA The World Factbook: French Polynesia
  • Attractions

    1. Arahurahu Marae: This is the only ancient temple in Polynesia that has been fully restored. Frommers: Ancient Temple
    2. La Maison de James Norman Hall: Visit the home of novelist James Norman Hall, who co-wrote Mutiny on the Bounty. Hall's family manages the house, which is a reproduction of the original and contains his personal belongings, such as his typewriter and original manuscripts. Frommers: Johnathan Hall House
    3. Lagoonarium de Tahiti: Dive, snorkel or enjoy the lagoons from the underwater viewing room. Reef sharks, sea turtles and colorful tropical fish abound. Frommers: Lagoon
    4. Marché Municipale: Buy fruits, vegetables, fish, meat and crafts at this public market. Frommers: Outdoor Market
    5. Musée de Tahiti et Ses Isles: One of the best museums in the South Pacific, the Museum of Tahiti and Her Islands showcases the geological history of the islands, the sea life, the plants and the animals. There are also displays on issues of culture such as tapa-cloth making, early tools, body ornaments and tattoos. Frommers: Museum of Tahiti and Her Islands

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