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More to see in Tahiti Island
The cuisine of Tahiti has absorbed both the traditional meals and French classic recipes. The fresh and natural ingredients used in the local restaurants and cafes will impress you. It is safe to buy food from street-food traders as well as at supermarkets; also, you can purchase some mangos or a pineapple just in the street. Do not miss an opportunity to taste some local alcoholic drinks, such as vanilla rum or pineapple wine, which is produced at the local pineapple plantations. The local beer has an original taste and is brewed of the breadfruits. The grape wines of this region are notable for their nice bouquet and other flavors of tropical fruits. Needless to say that the islands are famous for their fish. Here you will taste the delicious tuna; you can find all possible dishes with this fish on Tahiti. It is also the right place to try the swordfish and mahi-mahi. However, if you are one of the reckless taste testers, you can experiment with fugu fish (blowfish), but it is pure exotica for gastronomic thrill-seekers. A gourmet might want to taste a local dish – Poisson cru à la tahitienne; it is prepared with raw fish marinated in lemon juice and coconut milk. It might remind of ceviche, but because of coconut and vegetables used in the dish, the taste is really inexpressible. Tahiti’s cuisine combines different tastes of meat and fish with sweet fruits; a perfect example of such a combination is tartare with mango. Seafood lovers might be … Read further

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Best beaches

The most popular black sand beach is Pointe Vénus. In 1769, the beautiful Pointe Venus witnessed outstanding historical event (there is a special commemorative plaque about that). The popular beach is an important tour object, and it’s perfect for a relaxing stay and to enjoy the picturesque surroundings. Divers won’t be disappointed, as there are more than ten attractive places to dive close to Tahiti … Open

Advices for travellers

8. The work schedule of many stores is different from the usual one. The large stores work from 7:00-8:00 to17:00 with a break from 12:00 to 13:30. Some minimarkets are open until 10 p.m., so there will be no problem if you need to purchase some products or any other little necessity. Please, note that it is better to visit the hypermarkets on a weekday since on Saturday they close at 11 a.m. 9. Most of the … Open

Shopping, streets and outlets

Although Tahiti is a part of the overseas collectivity of the French Republic, it still has its own currency, which is the CFP French Pacific Franc. Its rate is fixed and pegged to the Euro. However, both the European currency and the American dollar are accepted for payment in the large shopping centers or in the shops at the hotels. Credit cards are also accepted there; on the other hand, non-cash payments are … Open

Tahiti Island for children - what to visit

Such an exotic tour to the sea, sun and palm trees is already a happy occasion for every child; however, do not pass up an opportunity of getting your child acquainted with something new, diversify your beach holiday with exciting tours and trips. To visit the islands and not to go to the Lagoonarium would be a big failure. The Lagoonarium is situated on Bora Bora, not Tahiti. However, it is surely worth to … Open

Travel guide to Tahiti Island

Tourists should not neglect shopping in Tahiti. As a rule, local jewelry with pearls remains the most popular souvenir that tourists prefer to buy. There are affordable jewelry pieces, as well as exclusive and expensive items. Local souvenir shops offer interesting items by local craftsmen. Various items in the national and marine styles are usually the most popular. Female tourists may like essential oils and … Open

Traditions and mentality of Tahiti Island

As for the national holidays and feasts, the most colorful and entertaining cultural event of the Polynesian life is the Heiva I Tahiti – the annual festival of life held on July 14. If you are lucky to be visiting the island exactly on the festival days, you will have an opportunity to get to know the culture and traditions of Polynesians to the full extent. During the feast period, different singers and … Open

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