Click HERE to see a map of
the Society Islands
French Polynesia's main island
chain, popular with the majority of visitors, is the Society
Islands chain, which comprises of the islands of
Tahiti, Moorea, Huahine, Raiatea, Tahaa, Bora Bora,
Tetiaroa and Maupiti. All these islands have a high
central mountain core with coastal plain areas, white sand beaches
and coral reefs.
Most of the major resort hotels are
to be found in the Society islands, with the most popular being
Bora Bora, Moorea and to a lesser degree, Tahaa, Raiatea and Tahiti
itself, which is where the main international airport, and the
local seat of government is found, in Papeete town on Tahiti
island. Huahine is probably the least visited by tourists,
and offers a more rustic charm than 5* luxury, with Tetiaroa being
a private island with just 1 luxury resort that is most definitely
opulent.
All our itineraries are tailor-made
to your exact requirements, but if you would like some ideas for
itineraries and guide prices, please click HERE
Where to
eat on the islands
Many of the resorts and hotels will
have their own restaurant or dining options on site, but if you
want to explore and try some other local dining establishments, HERE are some restaurants that you might
like to try on Moorea and Bora Bora. You get to experience a
different menu and island ambiance, and the restaurants are always
very welcoming and grateful for the business.
Please select an island tab below
for more information about that particular island.