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South Pacific
(Society Islands) - Overview
The
most exotic places on earth are located in the South Pacific
islands. Lives have been transformed by these secluded, pristine
places. From tranquil and romantic to exciting and new age, the sun
shines brightest in this part of the world, the food tastes better,
the birds sing louder and your joy will be deeper.
Some of our
favorites in the Society Islands of the South Pacific are Tahiti,
Moorea, Huahine Taiatea, Tahaa -The Vanilla Island and Bora Bora,
but don’t miss other regional favorites like Fiji and Turtle Island.
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Bora Bora
No
where on earth will you find more romance and privacy than in an
over water bungalow in Bora Bora or enjoy your time at a luxury
hotel and resort. Either way, the crystal blue waters will call to
you. Snorkel and dive, canoe or hit the water on jet skis.
Mount Otemanu stands like the king to all its
servants below. The rainbow colored fish dance around the lagoon and
the smell of hibiscus is everywhere. A sunset dinner cruises and
shopping complete the trip. |
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Huahine
Lush
forests and untamed landscape mark this quaint island. A best-kept
French Polynesian secret, the deep crystal lagoon surrounds
magnificent bays and the frinigin coral reef makes for some
unbelievable sites.
Cross the bridge at low tide to see
both sides of this two-pieced island and engage with the people in
the small, charming villages. Barely touched by the modern world,
solitude, romance and adventure await. |
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Moorea
Fly
or sail to the lush green island of Moorea where you can experience
waterfalls and meadows.
Almost every photograph you have ever
seen of the South Pacific Society Islands has been taken on Moorea.
Why? Because it has stunning scenery.
Look out over Cook’s Bay or hike
Mount Mouaputa or Mount Mouaroa. You may never come home. |
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Raiatea
Its
name means bright sky. And the name doesn’t lie. Relax on this less
traveled island offering true, unspoiled French Polynesian
experiences.
Water sports and
adventure abound, horseback riding, biking, hiking or just sitting
and looking at the sun and stars might be enough. If not, shop and
dine in modern luxury and don’t miss site seeing at the pearl or
vanilla farms or visiting the archeological ruins.
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Tahaa - The
Vanilla Island
Breath
in, can you smell the vanilla? Most of the world’s vanilla is grown
in this beautiful South Pacific Island. Visit the vanilla farms or
enjoy all that this island has to offer including snorkeling the
giant coral reef, horseback riding, biking and hiking.
Don’t forget to pick up a pearl or
two - Tahaa pearls are among the worlds most beautiful. |
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Tahiti
Consisting
of 118 islands in the South Pacific Ocean, Tahiti boasts sugary
white sand beaches outlined with jagged mountainous peaks that mark
the island. Be welcomed by a turquoise sunrise every morning as it
quietly peaks through the mountain tops.
Over water bungalows offer seclusion,
romance and peace of mind. Vibrant marine life and water sports and
hiking the rugged terrain get the body moving. The people are warm
and welcoming, their Polynesian culture marking nearly everything
from the food to the way spa treatments are given – in luxury and
style.
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