1. The period from June to October is considered the best time to visit Moorea. There are almost no heavy rains during these months, so nothing will spoil your excursion program.
2. The temperature is rarely above 21°C in July and August, so these months are not the best for beach recreation.
3. The staff at the majority of hotels, restaurants, and shops speaks English, so it will be not hard to communicate with local people.
4. Besides the national currency, local shops and markets accept US dollars and euro. However, it is still better to exchange money in banks. As a rule, there are specialized exchange offices near large shopping centers, but they usually offer less beneficial exchange rate.
6. It is possible to withdraw cash in ATM. They charge the smallest withdrawal fee and are usually located close to large offices and banks. All banks accept traveler’s checks. Checks in US dollars are usually the most beneficial.
7. Travelers are no recommended to take food of animal origin, any plants, fruit, and items made of artificial and natural pearls to their vacation. It is prohibited to import these items.
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9. Shops are open at 8:00 am and serve visitors till 17:00 – 17:30. Some private shops can serve guests till 22:00, but they can close for a lunch break during the daytime.
10. Do not bargain in local shops and markets. Such behavior is considered a sign of mistrust on the island, so it can deeply hurt the seller. It is also important to mention that prices are fixed in all shops and supermarkets.
11. Banks and other governmental offices work from 8:00 am to 15:30. Saturday and Sunday are usually days off. Some banks also work on Saturdays until 11:30.
12. Vacationers should remember to keep an eye on their belongings in public places. There is a risk to become a victim of pickpockets on markets and crowded streets.
French Polynesia: travelling advices
12. Many people call French Polynesia an earthly paradise, and not without reason. Nevertheless even this beautiful place, created for relaxation and bliss, has an unpleasant side – insects. For this reason, insect repellents, especially against mosquitoes, are an unpleasant necessity. Allergy sufferers need to take medication with them on their trip so as not to endanger their lives due to a possible bite. For understandably reasons, leaving your windows open in the evening when the lights are on is not advisable. 13. In addition to light clothing, you must take a raincoat with you on your journey, because it rains frequently on the islands.
14. In no case should the name of the island of Tahiti be used when speaking of French Polynesia as a whole. Tahiti is one of the many islands that form the archipelago, which form part of French Polynesia.
15. The wireless internet on the islands works poorly. This must be taken into account when going here on vacation. Tourists should not be indignant about this because they will not be understood. Even in good hotels the internet can work intermittently. You can look at this from another angle: in such an amazingly beautiful place it is better to forget about the Network and have a good rest, without being distracted by emails and social networks. Photos from the vacation can be posted afterwards, when you have returned home. … Open
