Tahiti
We’ve compiled the best of the best in Tahiti - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
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We’ve compiled the best of the best in Tahiti - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
Look out for the signs denoting the French name trou du souffleur. However, you won't miss it because the blowhole is right on—and under—the...Read More
These two sights are side by side. The museum has 25 small original works by the famous artist who lived in Tahiti and the Marquesas Islands...Read More
The nation's cultural center is housed in a traditional Polynesian design, octagonal building which has a theater, cinema, exhibition space...Read More
This park, with meandering pathways leading to ferny grottoes (caves), has lovely gardens and crystal clear pools. You can walk into the caves...Read More
Beautifully restored and maintained, this ancient religious site is the most spectacular on the island and is used as a backdrop for historical...Read More
This is the center of the Catholic community in Pape'ete, as well as a quiet and cool retreat from the hot and sticky city. Built in 1875 and...Read More
This pale pink church with white timber filigree work and a clock tower topped with green steeple is right on the main road a 100 yards or so...Read More
You could spend hours wandering around this lively market, which sells almost everything from fruit and vegetables to fish and handicrafts to...Read More
Once the compound of Tahiti's 19th-century royal family, today it's the center of French Polynesia's territorial government. The square houses...Read More
This open space, in front of the cruise dock and next to the tourist office, is the heart of Pape'ete. The square comes alive when cruise ships...Read More
This point on Matavai Bay has major significance: it is the place where Captain Samuel Wallis landed in 1767 and where James Cook watched the...Read More
Pearl pioneer Robert Wan's lovely museum is one of a kind. Here you'll see a pearl-encrusted prayer book that belonged to Charles II of France...Read More
Located at the Pointe des Pecheurs (fishermen's point), this is one of the best museums in the South Pacific. Situated on the site of an ancient...Read More
It's an easy walk of about 100 yards from the carpark to the first of these three waterfalls (also known, collectively, as the Fa'arumai Waterfalls...Read More
The tomb of Tahiti's last king—Pomare V (1839–1891)—is built of coral stones in the shape of small lighthouse, which has a red door and is topped...Read More
Pape'ete's first shopping center houses 65 stores over three levels. The red-roofed building has stood on Boulevard Pomare, almost directly...Read More
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