Everything you need to know to offer the best Tahiti Tour

Information on travel arrangements for the best Tahiti Tour

A trip to Tahiti requires careful planning. Don’t embark on an adventure on a whim! Meticulously plan your stays to give your customers one of the best experiences of their lives in this Polynesian paradise.

➡️ Read our full article on the formalities required to travel to Tahiti.

What are the formalities for entering French Polynesia?

Remind your customers to check the validity of their passport. Make sure they complete ESTA formalities if transiting the USA.

What to pack for your tahiti tour?

Recommend light clothing suited to the tropical climate. Encourage the inclusion of accessories such as sunglasses, sunscreen and hats, as well as mosquito protection. Recommend appropriate footwear for excursions and flip-flops, a local necessity.

What about baggage handling at the airport?

Inform your passengers about the airline’s strict rules on baggage weight and dimensions. In general, cabin baggage must not exceed 10 kg and hold baggage 20 kg. Emphasize the importance of baggage allowances for domestic flights.

Have you considered the time difference?

French Polynesia, including Tahiti (with the exception of the Marquesas), is located in the Honolulu time zone, with GMT-11h in summer and GMT-12h in winter in the northern hemisphere.

👉 In summer, this represents a time difference of :

• -2h with the Pacific coast of the USA ;
• -6h with Santiago, Chile ;
• -4h with Sydney ;
• -2h with Auckland;
• -12h with Paris.

👉 In winter, a time difference of :

• -2h with the Pacific coast of the USA ;
• -6h with Santiago de Chile ;
• -3h with Sydney ;
• -1h with Auckland;
• -11h with Paris.

Suggest strategies for adapting to jet lag. Short, well-planned naps are welcome, especially in summer.

What needs to be declared to customs?

It’s important to inform holidaymakers about customs regulations in France: all goods must be declared.

What is the local currency in tahiti?

The currency in Tahiti is the Pacific Franc (XPF or CFP). Currently 1 Pacific Franc is equivalent to:

• 0.0091 US dollar ;
• 0.014 Australian dollar ;
• 0.015 New Zealand dollar;
• 0.0084 Euro.

VISA, Mastercard and American Express are accepted at most ATMs and retailers. You can pay for purchases in euros and dollars in many stores.

Do I need travel insurance?

For total peace of mind of your pleasant trip to tahiti, we recommend taking out comprehensive travel insurance. You’ll need to check the details of the contract included with your bank card.

Book accommodation in Tahiti: offer unforgettable stays!

To satisfy holidaymakers, there’s nothing like a well-thought-out Tahiti Tour. But to offer dream holidays as they should be, you need to choose the right accommodation. Tahiti Travel Services has selected for you three luxury resorts that are both authentic and exotic, to guarantee you top-of-the-range collections that live up to your expectations.

1. Hotel Le Tahiti by Pearl Resorts

Discover luxury at Le Tahiti by Pearl Resorts, with breathtaking views over Matavai Bay. Spacious rooms near the black sand beach, international cuisine and a spa with natural products await travelers.

The little extras: a convenient EUR – XPF exchange service, a craftsmen’s market and a free shuttle service to Papeete. A heavenly experience, according to Primerose’s product and marketing manager!

2. Villa Coco Lagoon

Discover Polynesian charm at Villa Coco Lagoon, an authentic 160 m² residence overlooking the lagoon and the island of Moorea.

With a large living room, two terraces offering spectacular views, Polynesian sculptures and decorations, this villa fuses tradition with colorful local art deco. A unique experience, according to travel consultant Maruia, with all the comforts you need for a wonderful stay.

3. Vanira Lodge

For travelers in search of nature, Vanira Lodge is an authentic hotel nestled between mountain and sea. Bungalows built in a Polynesian style with breathtaking views over the lagoon. Natural materials, untreated wood and exposed river stones create an authentic atmosphere.

Perched high in the mountains, this place offers a unique spectacle in harmony with nature. A must see in this part of the island.

A guide to island hopping in French Polynesia

Tahiti and her sister islands have delighted explorers from all over the world since the dawn of time.

Everyone is welcome in French Polynesia, whatever their origin, gender or sexual orientation. The archipelago has a very open mentality and will make you experience moments of sweetness. Extend your Tahiti Tour with new experiences.

Tetiaroa Cruise with Lunch

Treat travelers to an unforgettable day on a Tetiaroa cruise from Tahiti! Start with breakfast at sea, explore Marlon Brando’s atoll, enjoy an exquisite lunch on the beach, and dive into crystal-clear waters.

From July to October, you may even encounter whales on your crossing. An exceptional day of responsible travel and marine discovery awaits you!

Tahiti Highlights

Do your guests only have half a day to see the jewels of Tahiti? For your Tahiti Tour essential, you’ll be accompanied by a fascinating Polynesian guide. He’ll introduce you to the island’s history, culture and natural treasures.

From grandiose landscapes to tropical gardens, waterfalls and natural caves, let yourself be seduced by the splendor of Tahiti.

Tahiti Food Tour

How about immersing yourself in Tahitian culture through its street food? With Kalei, a passionate local guide, discover the history of Papeete while sampling unexpected local specialties. Your Tahiti Food Tour is the ideal way for gourmets to discover new flavors.

By preparing your guests thoroughly, you can guarantee them a smooth and satisfying experience, as well as happy clients who are ready to explore all the wonders of the Tahiti Tour.

✨ FAQ

Which is the most beautiful island in Tahiti?

Moorea is Tahiti’s sister island. It is one of the most beautiful islands in French Polynesia.

What’s the best airline to fly to Tahiti?

Air Tahiti Nui, experts in air transport to Tahiti, has won the prestigious title of “Best airlines in the South Pacific” for the third year running in Global Traveler’s GT Tested Reader Survey Awards, as voted by readers of the American magazine Global Traveler.

What to wear at night in Tahiti

In Polynesia, opt for lightness with dresses, pāreu (sarong), shorts and short sleeves. Add a sweater for cool evenings and a windbreaker on windy days. For walks, opt for long sleeves and light pants. Aita pea pea (no problem), keep it casual and light. Get in the Mana!