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French Polynesia and her miriad of beautiful, tropical islands, including Bora Bora and Tahiti, are an ideal place for a special holiday, anniversary or a honeymoon.  So if you would like to enjoy a trip to the paradise islands, then Tahiti and her islands could be the place for you.

Known more commonly as Tahiti, the correct name for these islands is French Polynesia, which is a collection of five Archipelagos, the Society Islands, of which Tahiti is one, the Austral Islands, the Marquesas, the Gambier Islands and the Tuamotu Atolls archipelago. There are 118 islands with an area of 1544 square miles of land but they are spread over an area of nearly 2,000,000 square miles of Pacific Ocean, which is equal in size to the mainland of  Western Europe!

Probably the most well known are the Society Islands, which includes the most popular islands of Tahiti, Bora Bora, Moorea, Tetiaroa, Tahaa, Huahine and Raiatea. The main international and domestic airport is Papeete, on Tahiti, and all connecting flights to any of the outer islands leave from here.  Bora Bora is probably the most famous lagoon in the world, and with good reason; it is very beautiful and everything you would imagine paradise to look like!

The Islands of Manihi, Tikehau, Rangiroa and Fakarava are all part of the Tuamotu Atolls archipelago, that is the largest of French Polynesia Island groupings. The islands lay to the east of the main island of Tahiti, with 78 islands and atolls making up the group covering an area of 20,000 square kilometres. These four main atoll Islands are all to be found in the north of the archipelago, just a short 60-minute flight from Tahiti. With very limited tourist development these islands offer an experience of island living that has changed very little over the centuries that man has been in occupation. These atolls offer the visitor some of the best scuba diving to be found any where, with Rangiroa being continually voted as one of the Worlds top 10 dive locations.  And for those who just want to snorkel in the shallows, the experience will be an unforgettable one.

French Polynesia has mostly consistant temperatures all year round, ranging from 70-86°F (20-31°C) but the high season, usually between May and October, it is slightly cooler, less humid and less prone to rain or storms.  The low season, usually November through to April, has the top end of the temperatures, but is more humid and has more of a chance of rain showers or storms.  But rain is never guaranteed, and you could stay in the low season and see little or even no rain at all.   Some islands are nearer the Equator, such as The Tuamotus and the Marquesas Island, and can be slightly warmer than Tahiti, Moorea or Bora Bora, and because of the huge distances between many of the islands, one island can have rain, and another be in bright sunshine.

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