2 in 1: Many European cities to both California and French Polynesia from only €735!

Great deal! Fly to both San Francisco and Tahiti in one trip from UK, Belgium, France, Germany, Austria or Switzerland from only €735!

A crimson bridge, cable cars, a sparkling bay, and streets lined with elegant Victorian homes — San Francisco is undeniably one of the world’s great cities. Located along the Northern California at the state’s distinctive bend in the coast, the region has an alluring magic that stretches beyond the bay to diverse cities with nightlife and trend-setting cuisine.

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Famous for its paradise coral lagoons, white sand beaches and pristine natural environment, the Polynesian Triangle boasts up of over 1,000 islands scattered over the central and southern Pacific Ocean. From holiday paradise like Bora Bora and Tahiti to unique cultural heritage of Hawaii and Easter Island, it is easy to see why this splendid and distant region of the world is so desirable for travellers.

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What Tahiti lacks in wide white-sand beaches, it makes up for in waterfall-laden, shadowy mountains, unpretentiously beautiful black-sand beaches, sheltered blue lagoons and a distinctly Polynesian, modern buzz. This is the heart of the islands, where the cultures from all the archipelagos are mixed in the cacophonous, dusty, yet smiling and energetic capital of Pape’ete. Outside the city, explore the majestic, mountainous interior on a 4WD tour, learn to dive in the translucent lagoon, wander amid mystical archaeological sites, and from July to October go whale-watching. In July, catch the country’s most spectacular festival; the percussion and dance-heavy Heiva. Stay at a resort or head to Tahiti Iti to experience a more traditional pace of life – all international air travel goes through Tahiti, and it would be a shame to miss such an essential part of this region’s cultural puzzle.

As you arrive by plane, the view says it all. How not to be mesmerised by this stunning palette of sapphire, indigo and turquoise, all mixed together in modern-art abstractions? And these sand-edged motu (islets) and soaring rainforest-covered basaltic peaks? With such a dreamlike setting, Bora Bora is, unsurprisingly, a honeymooners’ choice. But there’s much more to do than clink glasses with your loved one in a luxurious hotel. The good thing is that you can mix slow-paced sun-and-sand holidays with action-packed adventures. Diving, snorkelling, lagoon tours, hiking and parasailing are readily available. What you shouldn’t expect, though, is a thriving nightlife. Bora Bora is a quiet island. And this dream destination is much more accessible than you think. As well as five-star resorts, a handful of low-key midrange hotels beckon.

Ra’iatea and Taha’a are encircled by a common lagoon, but the two islands couldn’t be more different. Ra’iatea is high, imposing and fiercely independent, has the second biggest town in French Polynesia after Pape’ete and is considered by many to be the spiritual seat of the Polynesian Triangle. Taha’a, on the other hand, has graceful low hills, is famous for its sweet-scented vanilla and is arguably the quietest of the Society Islands. Both islands are ideal places to explore a mysterious and wild-feeling Polynesia.

Huahine is immaculately tropical and effortlessly Polynesian. Lush and scarcely developed, this is an island to visit for extreme calm, communing with nature and a genuine taste of culture. There are plenty of opportunities for diving, surfing, snorkelling, exploring top-notch archaeological sites and horse riding, but the beauty of this place is just how easy it is to relax and do very little at all. The days go by, your skin gets a little darker and your smile a little wider.

Welcome to Mo’orea! If you’ve been dreaming of holiday-brochure turquoise lagoons, white-sand beaches, vertical peaks and lush landscapes, you’d be hard-pressed to find better than this gem of an island. Hovering less than 20km across the ‘Sea of the Moon’ from its big sister, Tahiti, Mo’orea absorbs its many visitors so gracefully that its feels surprisingly nontouristy.

Travel dates:
November 2018 – March 2019

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Baggage during the trip:
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Accommodation:
In Tahiti we recommend you to book 3* Hitimoana Villa Tahiti  with good reviews. Situated on the western coastline of Tahiti, Hitimoana Villa Tahiti offers waterfront bungalows with a private patio. There is a swimming pool surrounded by sun loungers and free kayaking and snorkelling can be enjoyed onsite. Surrounded by lush tropical gardens, the family-run Hitimoana Villa offers a peaceful retreat, just 6 minutes’ drive from the nearby black sand beach. Papeete is 25 minutes’ drive away. The property offers a private pontoon, ideal for fishing. The tour desk books surfing, sightseeing trips, diving and horse riding. All bungalows include a ceiling fan, tea/coffee making facilities and a private bathroom with hot water. Most bungalows offer lagoon or garden views.

In Bora Bora we suggest you staying at Hotel Royal Bora Bora. Situated in front of Motu Piti Uu’Uta, the Royal Bora Bora resort is located in the south of the island at Matira Point, 15 minutes’ drive from Vaitape Pier. With a private beach area, the property also features a garden. Guests can enjoy a drink at the bar or a meal in the 180 restaurant. At the hotel, all rooms have a desk and a flat-screen TV. Every room is fitted with a kettle, while certain rooms include a terrace and others also feature garden views. All guest rooms at Royal Bora Bora have air conditioning and a wardrobe. A continental breakfast is available every morning at the accommodation.

While in Moorea, consider staying at Pension Motu Ili with excellent reviews. In a waterfront location on Moorea Island, Pension Motu Iti is ideally located between Cook and Opunohu Bays. The restaurant features a shady terrace positioned over the lagoon. Free internet access is available.
Guests at Pension Motu Iti Moorea have free use of kayaks to explore the tropical waters of the lagoon. Internet access is available from 2 self-service computers with webcams, printer and a scanner. Motu Iti’s restaurant features a varied menu is using local produce. Pizzas, hamburgers and fresh fish are available. Guests can enjoy cocktails on the sun terrace while watching the sunset over the lagoon. Featuring lagoon views, the dormitory rooms have access to shared bathroom facilities with hot water. The ferry quay at Vaiare is a 30-minute bus ride away. Ferries and fast catamarans travel between Moorea and Tahiti several times a day.

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