• Bar
• Boutique
• Restaurant
• Swimming pool
• Reception desk
• Baby sitting on request

• Air-conditioning, ceiling fan
• Coffee/tea making facilities
• Hair dryer
• Mini Bar
• Television
• Safety Box
• Direct dial international telephone service

• Kayaks
• Walks
• Scuba diving
• Snorkelling
• Excursions

Although there are frequent international flights into Tahiti, French Polynesia's international gateway to the World, there are limited airports of embarkation to choose from, with currently only Paris, Los Angeles, Auckland and Tokyo offering one plane air service to Tahiti.

The international airline for French Polynesia. is Air Tahiti Nui who operate daily flights from Paris and Los Angeles to Tahiti and on many days there are additional fights to/from Los Angeles. In addition they operate two weekly flights to/from Auckland and they serve Tokyo twice a week. Their service to New York has been temporarily suspended.

Air France has in the past offered service from Paris, but currently is not offering it's own flights on the route it code shares on the Air Tahiti Nui services.

Air New Zealand operates twice a week from/to Auckland with it's own aircraft, it also operates a codeshare arrangements with Air Tahiti Nui providing seats on their two weekly fights from Tahiti to Auckland.

Air Cali, operate a weekly flight between Noumea and Tahiti.

Hawaiian Airlines, provide a weekly service between Honolulu and Tahiti, currently operating on a Saturday/Sunday schedule.

LANChile, operate a flight twice a week from Santiago to Tahiti via Easter Island, providing the availability to do a great side trip from Tahiti to Easter island.

Air Tahiti, is French Polynesia's domestic airline operates an extensive domestic flight network covering all the countries main islands, with at least a daily service. With the main Society islands receiving a number of flights a day, and between Tahiti and Moorea there are departures hourly between 6am and 6.45pm Monday to Thursday with later evening flights over the weekends.

The less populated islands get a restricted service, so sometimes a night stop in Tahiti may be required when connecting between these islands.

Air Tahiti is providing the only air service between Tahiti and the Cook islands, which they currently do twice a week on a Tuesday and Saturday.

There are a number of aircraft and helicopters available for private charters, but they all tend to be based in Tahiti so arranging charters between the outer islands can be expensive as the aircraft will originate and terminate in Tahiti, also at this time there are no seaplanes operating in French Polynesia, which is a little disappointing!