2025 French Polynesia Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in April)

This island paradise has been on my travel bucket list forever! It’s truly remote, and the perfect place to unplug and get away from it all. I can’t think of anything more relaxing than sipping rosé on the patio of an overwater bungalow in Bora Bora!

The Presidential Suite at the Conrad Bora Bora Hotel is the most luxurious room in Bora Bora, with the only double-deck water house on Bora Bora, about 100,000 RMB a night! Have a sunset here, and the party is a very wonderful time!

#getgoing2025 The St. Regis Bora Bora Resort – Bora Bora, French Polynesia Overview: Located on the stunning island of Bora Bora, the St. Regis offers ultra-luxurious overwater and beachfront villas with private pools. The resort is situated on a pristine lagoon with views of Mount Otemanu, offering a serene and romantic atmosphere. Key Features: Overwater villas and beachfront suites Personalized butler service Gourmet dining experiences, including a Polynesian-inspired restaurant Lagoon tours and watersports like snorkeling, paddleboarding, and diving Renowned spa and wellness programs

Swimming with harmless baby shark and Sting Ray Should be on your bucket list 💕💚 Ps: Wearing a gray rush guard attract stingray Haha it happens to me, the baby stingray went on my back its like giving me a hug 🤗 Its more like a scary experience but in a cute way, because I was really surprised that it suddenly went on my back. Cute way cause it keeps on coming toward me. Thank Goodness to the tour guide for helping me. #frenchpolynesia #babyshark #Babystingray

✅Tahiti (Oceania, French territory) Recommended travel time: November-April A high-quality island paradise, perfect for honeymoons, with mountains, seas, lakes, streams, coral reefs, and lagoons, a convergence of diverse landscapes. - ✅Polynesia (Oceania, French territory) Recommended travel time: May-October A sparsely populated paradise island with comfortable temperatures all year round and a colorful underwater world. - ✅Phuket (Southeast Asia, Thailand) Recommended travel time: November-April A budget-friendly choice, known as the 'Pearl of the Andaman Sea' for its pure white sands and limestone reefs. - ✅Jeju Island (Asia, South Korea) Recommended travel time: April-June, September-November Cliffs, jelly sea, coastal walkways, the half-mountain, half-sea beauty of Jeju Island is like the edge of the world. - ✅Madagascar (Africa, Republic of Madagascar) Recommended travel time: September-October An isolated island, Madagascar boasts abundant tourist resources. - ✅Maldives (Asia, Republic of Maldives) Recommended travel time: November-April One of the world's famous diving sanctuaries, known as the 'Pearl of the Indian Ocean', where you can enjoy the sun and beaches to the fullest. - ✅Saipan (Oceania, US territory) Recommended travel time: All year round A white pearl in the Pacific, explore the fantastical and colorful underwater world. - ✅Bali (Asia, Indonesia) Recommended travel time: April-September A favorite wedding island for celebrities, a place where one can relax and also trek and connect with the natural jungle. - ✅Fiji Islands (Oceania) Recommended travel time: May-October Known as 'one of the top ten honeymoon destinations in the world', 'one of the top ten beautiful beaches in the world'. - ✅Krabi (Southeast Asia, Thailand) Recommended travel time: November-April There are many unique attractions, such as 'Blue Tears', famous rocks, Emerald Pool, etc., all great for taking photos and checking in.

nice picture in the night #nyedestinations

The charm of the capital of Tahiti is unforgettable. Near dusk, the white clouds in the air swim freely; the surrounding buildings, the ancient buildings that rise and fall, and the misty scenes on the distant hills, are dreamlike; the distance gradually recovers calmly, and the coast is pleasant. Scenery. This quiet scene is full of poetry and painting. When the sun rises again, there will be a new face here. The setting sun in the west, breaking through the thick clouds in the distance, struggling to shine in the square that is quiet. Throw the golden bustling dreams to the center of a quiet and peaceful town.

Papeete, the capital of Tahiti, is always full of people. Not far from the city is a breathtaking view of the sea, and the streets and lanes are filled with enthusiasm. In the past, the trade gathering place of the bustling city has maintained the prosperous scene of economic prosperity. The cultural accumulation of each period has formed a unique style here. Straight streets pass through the patchwork of buildings, beautiful flowers cultivated along the street, vying in the shade of the green; white churches, dotted between the streets.

In almost every corner of Tikehau Pearl, the original Tahiti style is revealed. Walking into the resort away from the world, several employees wearing traditional costumes slammed the snails above the lagoon and gently hit the wooden drums. Behind him, several companions were holding flower garlands, and they walked through the wooden promenades to meet the tourists from afar, offering refreshing and bleak tea. This solemn and quaint welcome ceremony brings the time to the ancient years of Polynesia. Compared to many luxury resorts in Tahiti, Tikehau Pearl is like a hidden old man, low-key and uncontested, alone waiting for the purest waters of Tahiti, condensing all inspiration into the quaint house. In the house, I only hope to pass on to people, the most original happiness... In the resort, in front of the beach, every single house in the jungle is surrounded by palm trees. The quaint rooms are spacious and bright, and everything looks simple and comfortable. There is no shortage of modern conveniences in the house, and the rattan-woven furniture ornaments show the original Polynesian style to the fullest, giving people the freedom to relax and relax. In a light and rustic room, it is like walking into the heart of a wise man, listening quietly and listening to him telling the vivid and interesting story.

Papeete The bustling central block leads from the big market to the tree-lined square next to the pier. In the afternoon, these streets are always filled with people who are off duty, and the students who are out of school are particularly busy. Strolling through this pleasant and comfortable neighbourhood, you will always feel refreshed. The damp street after the rain reveals a chill. In the small town in the dusk, the crowds of people gradually retreat, and the daytime hustle and bustle gradually calmed down. Children on both sides of the street, waiting for the shuttle bus to return home, the face is full of innocence is about to make this magical land, a sudden rain, change the scene of the former people here, at this moment, in the fresh air after the rain As if there were no impurities at all, it was so quiet that the breathing was clear and audible.

The fascinating lagoon water is free to swim around the various fish groups. In front of the thatched cottage in Tikehao Village, the villagers sit around the fire and enjoy the warmth of laughter. New Sunshine Ascends to the sky, the children wear new clothes and ride bicycles lightly to the elementary school in the center of the island. In the daytime, they ran freely on the campus, seemingly have endless energy; in the classroom, occasionally sitting seriously, perhaps intently thinking, "The other side of the sea, there is also a distant and beautiful legend. "The life in the village is very simple," said local school principal Moseson, sitting under the ancient wood in front of the school building. In addition to fishing in the sea, the men in the village usually gather in the home of the elders during the day, while enjoying the food, chatting and singing cheerfully. Women are busy with housework at home, or they can make beautiful grass skirts and live a life without competition.

The ancient streets of Papeete's city centre are still the busiest area of Tahiti. There are many buildings on both sides of the street, and there are many old buildings. Street vendors are eager to sell all kinds of goods, which is extremely embarrassing. Papeete on the weekend is always full of people. The streets and alleys are filled with people who are passionate. In the past, the trade gathering place of the bustling city has maintained the prosperous scene of economic prosperity. The cultural accumulation of each period has formed a unique style here. Straight streets pass through the patchwork of buildings, beautiful flowers cultivated along the street, vying in the shade of the green; white churches, dotted between the streets. Whenever the crowds in the streets are moving, the street vendors will be happy. Their deafening screams come and go, attracting guests. On both sides of the street, some of the buildings of the last century, although old, have been painted with new colors, but they are full of vitality. The cars of different colors walk through the block, making this vibrant street more colorful.

In the middle of the Tahiti, among the Palisser Islands in the Tuamotu Archipelago, the beautiful Tikehau Atoll is as poetic as its name. The coast of the island is dotted with pristine beaches, surrounded by clear waters and pure coral reefs; dense coconut groves surround the entire island; blue sky, white clouds dance with the wind, smart and extraordinarily light . The private island hidden in the atoll also has a dreamy pink sand beach, showing the unique charm of nature. In the morning, with the first sunshine and the bright sunshine, the whole island looks quiet and quiet. Residents from various villages in the island have gathered in groups of small islands in the middle of the island, looking forward to the advent of the aircraft from the main island.

After 12 hours of flight, landed slowly at Papeete Airport. The rising sun is bright and warm, dispelling the condensation in the air. Papeete The blue sky, the light white clouds, dances gracefully. Bathed in the morning light, people have begun a busy day. In the market, there are a lot of people coming and going; on the road, the car has been galloping along the coastline, and the island of Tahiti, surrounded by the sea, is full of vitality and has already fallen into a busy scene. The warm and hospitable local aborigines, before they waited at the airport, happily played the guitar and danced and danced to welcome the visitors from far away. Outside the airport, a tarred paved road stretches towards the marginal sea on both sides and continues to the end of the island.

Near Christmas and New Year, although there are no snow and elk on the islands of the Pacific Ocean, the festive atmosphere is still strong. When Paulo Gauguin walked through the Society Islands, when he landed in Papeete Port, the ship specially invited the French aboriginal performance group "O TAHITI E". Although the stage was not big, the performance was just as wonderful! The woman's femininity and the man's masculine perfection in the dance, percussion and vocal accompaniment is also the finishing touch. An hour of performance, as if to lead everyone into the life scene of the aborigines, the meaning is still not finished ~

Papeete, Tahiti, is the capital of Tahiti, and Papeete translates as water from a basket. We made a local tourist bus and traveled around the island on the island of Tahiti. It will stop at some popular attractions, like a convertible, but this car is actually a truck change. Free travellers can also choose to rent a car and drive around the island to stop. The wind in the South Pacific is burning, but the sea breeze is still pretty good. I finally came to the coveted Tahiti, met the long blue coastline, the sound of the tide, the garden full of tropical plants, the cliff waterfall hidden in the canyon, the flowers and trees. It is a pity that the Gauguin Museum did not open the door and did not see where he created his work. The sea here is really blue. There are not many people on the island. After passing a hotel on the way back, I heard that there is a beautiful afternoon tea. Unfortunately, I am anxious to go back to see the black pearl and miss it.

The paradise of the Pacific Ocean in French Polynesia is dotted with many islands, large and small, including large islands such as Tahiti where residents live for a long time, and many small islands that are usually uninhabited. One of them is the Motu Mahana, a private island dedicated to the Paul Gauguin. It only becomes active every week or even every two weeks when the cruise ship is docked here. The crew will turn this into a temporary paradise, with floating bars, barbecues, and locals singing and dancing performances, introducing specialties... The passengers spend a pleasant day here, when the cruise is far away, the island will return to calm ......

The most desirable travel life is to enjoy life like a local. Perhaps most of the people in Tahiti are blue sea and blue sky and luxury hotels, but in addition, there are other wonderful things here. Before boarding Paul's higher cruise to start a four-day exploration tour in Tahiti, we went on to the locals' recommendations for only one Christmas market a year, from Christmas ornaments to clothes, shoes and hats, to various Black pearls and handicrafts, as well as performances, all-encompassing, we may be very few visitors to visit here, eating and shopping is very happy, the locals are very friendly and welcoming, and sent me two very beautiful Shell crafts. If you are coming to Tahiti on December 14-24 every year, try it too~

When the weather is fine, walk on the romantic beach of the Bora Bora Pearl Hotel, you can see the waters under the water, the clear lagoon water, the colorful fish swimming freely through the coral. is isolated from the north of Tahiti, the main island is crowded, and Bora Bora's quaint and welcoming atmosphere is just right. On the sunny day, the Bora Bora Pearl Hotel has white sandy beaches along the coastline, surrounded by lush ancient woods, surrounded by quaint beach huts, loungers in front of the house, quietly standing in the white sand, lying during Facing the mountain of God, a rich tropical atmosphere from the Pacific Ocean came to the fore. Bora Bora, known as the Pearl of the Pacific, is surrounded by pure lagoon water and lush tropical vegetation. It is surrounded by colorful and exotic fish. Despite its comfortable environment, lush bushes, open swimming pool and complete facilities, the resort is more famous, but it is a breeding base for Bora Bora corals with a rich and charming coral colony. Walk on the promenade of the water house and enjoy the beautiful and pure natural features.