Tahitian Cultural Activities

Tiki Village Theater Moorea Part 4

Come meet the Polynesians who will make you discover and share their culture, their art and their dances. Olivier BRIAC, over 18 years
ago with his great love of Polynesian culture re-created a traditional village where Tahitian artists and craftspeople live and work. From
the art of tattoos to the traditional Tahitian oven through the various workshops of weaving, carving, cooking ... The Tiki Village opens its
doors during the day, for a guided tour with or without participation in workshops, and evening, for its famous show of over 60 artists, the
biggest review of Polynesia. With or without buffet : Feast on dishes cooked in the Tahitian oven, barbecue & assortment of salads,
tropical fruits & homemade pastries, welcome punch & wine included.

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Travel video Voyage in Tahiti and Moorea Island French Polynesia

IA ORA NA , here is the epic video from Tahiti and Mo'orea islands,
Enjoy my short video from the trip around the French Polynesia Islands in 2014.
This video is exactly from two Social Islands - Tahiti and Mo'orea. Traveling around the gorgeous, stunning nature and meeting a beautiful people.

Thanks to people who support me to make this video, especially to:

production: Pavol Kuštár
surfers: Vladimír Mikolaj, Erik Bútora /surfer with go-pro on the head/
an BIG thanks to my grandfather: František Kele


Also big thanks to all the nice and lovely peaceful people from Tahiti and Moorea :)

Thanks for music by MAOK_

To see some of the pictures from the French Polynesia please visit my website:
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On a technical side, this was all all shot on the Canon 5D Mark II and Canon 6D. Most of the shots were done with the Canon 16-35mm 2.8 L Series lens. Also 50mm, and 200mm,.

The smooth shots were done with a Glidecam HD-4000.I've been shooting with glidecam for the last 2 years and I love it.

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Tiki Village Theater Moorea Part 2

Come meet the Polynesians who will make you discover and share their culture, their art and their dances. Olivier BRIAC, over 18 years
ago with his great love of Polynesian culture re-created a traditional village where Tahitian artists and craftspeople live and work. From
the art of tattoos to the traditional Tahitian oven through the various workshops of weaving, carving, cooking ... The Tiki Village opens its
doors during the day, for a guided tour with or without participation in workshops, and evening, for its famous show of over 60 artists, the
biggest review of Polynesia. With or without buffet : Feast on dishes cooked in the Tahitian oven, barbecue & assortment of salads,
tropical fruits & homemade pastries, welcome punch & wine included.

From:

Tahiti: World of our Own

Booking Website:
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Tahiti -- Moorea -- Bora Bora -- island names that evoke a wonderful state of mind, seducing honeymooners, romantics, adventurers, and vacationers looking for escape.

Here, around these South Seas isles, a romantic sunset sea sends giant curls of turquoise breaking onto the colorful reefs that protect the tranquil lagoons of warm, bright-emerald waters and white coral-sand beaches.

Tahiti covers over two million square miles of the South Pacific Ocean and is comprised of 118 islands spread over five great archipelagos.


What Is the Time Difference?
The islands are just two hours behind Pacific Standard Time. During Daylight-Saving Time (March to late October) they are three hours behind. Time in the Marquesas is half an hour ahead of the rest of the islands.

Will I Need to Exchange Money?
Upon arrival most visitors exchange some money at the airport or at their hotels. Since most credit cards are readily accepted in all tourist areas, it is not necessary to exchange large amounts. The currency is the French Pacific Franc (XPF).

Will I Need a Passport/Visa?
For stays of up to 90 days, there are no visa requirements for citizens of the U.S. or Canada carrying a US or Canadian Passport. A foreigner with a residence card for the U.S. is not exempt from the above requirements and should consult the French Consulate based in the U.S. for information.

Is English Spoken?
French and Tahitian are the official languages, but English is spoken and understood in tourist areas. Brushing up on a few basic French phrases and learning Tahitian greetings are appreciated.

What About Tipping?
Tipping is not customary in Polynesian culture and is not expected. However, tipping is welcomed for exemplary service.

What Are the Seasons and Climate?
Cooled by gentle ocean breezes, the climate is ideal. Being tropical but moderate, the climate features sunny, pleasant days and an average yearly air and water temperature of 80∞F. Summer is from November through April, when the climate is slightly warmer and more humid. Winter is from May through October, when the the climate is slightly cooler and dryer. Click here for the Weather Report

What Should I Wear?
The climate and lifestyle on the islands call for casual and comfortable clothing. Pack loose-fitting, natural fabrics and plenty of shorts. Pareus and swimsuits can be worn during the daytime at the resorts, while casual shirts and walking shorts provide the most comfort during island explorations. For dinner, casual slacks and sport shirts are the best choice for men while cool sundresses are most appropriate for women.

Is the Water Safe to Drink?
Tap water is good in most hotels and restaurants. Bottled water is also available everywhere in stores, markets, and hotels

Do I Need Health Certifications?
No shots or certifications are required from North America. Regardless of the traveler's nationality, entry from an infected area of the world as defined by the World Health Organization requires certifications.

What Is the Voltage?
Hotels use either 110 or 220 volts, depending on the location. A converter/adapter is often required for appliances you bring, including computers.

How Do I Get Around?
The most inexpensive and common form of transportation is the public bus system. On Tahiti there are now two types of buses: the open-air trucks called Le Truck and the RTC large white coaches. Both operating frequently in Papeete and around the island. Le Truck also operates on most other islands. Taxis can be hired at most hotels, airports, and ferry terminals. For scenic tours around the islands, try escorted excursions by boat, 4x4 safari, bus, or helicopter.

What Activities Are There to Do?
Tahiti is the perfect place to do everything or nothing at all. Popular activities include 4x4 safaris, nature hikes, scuba diving, snorkeling, canoeing, sailing, jet skiing, wind-surfing, surfing, bike riding, tennis, golf on the island of Tahiti, horseback riding, deep-sea fishing, shopping, circle-island tours, helicopter tours, museums stops and archaeological tours.

Rental cars are available at most airports for drivers over 21 years of age with a valid driver's license. Major credit cards are usually required for drivers under 25. Because of the small size of many islands, and the uniqueness of many circle island tours, you may find renting a car unnecessary.

Area:
4,167 sq km (1,609 sq miles).

Population:
280,026 (2014).

Population density:
67.2 per sq km.

Capital:
Papeete (Tahiti Island).

Government:
French Overseas Collectivity.

Electricity:
110/220 volts AC (depending on the location), 60Hz. European-style plugs with two round pins and American-style plugs with two flat pins are in use.

Tiki Village Theater Moorea Part 1

Come meet the Polynesians who will make you discover and share their culture, their art and their dances. Olivier BRIAC, over 18 years
ago with his great love of Polynesian culture re-created a traditional village where Tahitian artists and craftspeople live and work. From
the art of tattoos to the traditional Tahitian oven through the various workshops of weaving, carving, cooking ... The Tiki Village opens its
doors during the day, for a guided tour with or without participation in workshops, and evening, for its famous show of over 60 artists, the
biggest review of Polynesia. With or without buffet : Feast on dishes cooked in the Tahitian oven, barbecue & assortment of salads,
tropical fruits & homemade pastries, welcome punch & wine included.

From:

MOOREA - FRENCH POLYNESIA

Moorea is in the South Seas and is only 17 km from Tahiti. The size of the island is 133 km² and is inhabited by approximately 17,000 inhabitants. Moorea belongs to French Polynesia. Unforgettable are the snorkeling tours within the reef, the land excursions into the nature of the island, the great view of the bays and the friendliness of the people.

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Check out the Pineapple Ice Cream in French Polynesia :)

Visiting the pineapple plantation - Ananas Ice Cream
Plantation in Moorea Island.
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Greg doing Tahitian dancing in Moorea

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When you hear people talk about the wonderful South Pacific, you are sure to think of Tahiti.
The beautiful islands, the friendly people, the pristine white sand beaches, the dramatic mountains, and exciting activities have been drawing people toTahiti for many years.
Like their beautiful world-famous black pearls, the islands of French Polynesia are elegantly sprinkled throughout 1.5 million square miles of ocean in the eastern South Pacific. The 118 islands and atolls that make up French Polynesia are a true, tropical paradise. The best known islands are Tahiti, Bora Bora and Moorea.
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We connected to our local hotel for a quick nap and to freshen up, before checking out some of the things that make Tahiti famous.
Whether you are staying in Papeete, or connecting to a neighboring island, a visit to French Polynesia is not complete without a visit to this exciting island.

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Be enamored with the warmth of both the South Pacific sun and your Tahitian hosts. Gaze at the crystal clear ocean waters, while strolling on white sand beaches you have seen only in your dreams.
Savor the wonderful scents of the tropical flowers while enjoying a fiery, romantic sunset.
Sit back and enjoy a traditional Tahitian feast cooked in a hima'a underground oven, while being entertained with traditional dancing and singing.

The first European explorers to visit Tahiti, after enduring months of travel over treacherous seas, and overcoming many challenges, were rewarded with a taste of paradise.
You are lucky, as now you can enjoy this same paradise, but with much easier and quicker travel.
Like Bougainville, Cook, Wallis, Bligh, or Gauguin, you too can travel toTahiti to find your own personal South Pacific paradise.

Are you looking for that perfect romantic honeymoon destination?
Looking for some down time away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life?
Do you want your vacation to include an exotic cultural aspect?
Do you want to see nature at its best?

Come experience the beauty that is French Polynesia. Whether you stay in world-famous Tahiti, Moorea, or Bora Bora, or venture to those lesser-known islands such as Huahine, Rangiroa, or Manihi, your vacation to this tropical paradise is sure to be memorable.

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Next Stop: Tahiti - Moorea Island

Next Stop: Tahiti
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Segments Include: Magic Mountain by Quad, Cultural Hike, Jet Skiing, Pearl Farm, Shark & Stingray Feeding, Bloody Mary's, Local Resorts & Music.

Tahiti Travel - Moorea Island adventure

Published on September 29, 2015. Mo'orea, which means yellow lizard in Tahitian is about 10 miles in width from the west to the east. There are two small, nearly symmetrical bays on the north shore. The one to the west is called 'Ōpūnohu Bay which isn't very populated but many travelers have come into the bay. The main surrounding communes of the bay are Piha'ena in the east and Papetō'ai to the west. The one to the east is Cook's Bay, also called Pao Pao Bay since the largest commune of Mo'orea is at the bottom of the bay. The other communes are Piha'ena to the west and busy Maharepa to the east. The highest point is Mount Tohi'e'a, near the center of Mo'orea. It dominates the vista from the two bays and can be seen from Tahiti. There are also hiking trails in the mountains. The Vai'are Bay is another small inlet, smaller than the two main bays, on the east shore. This bay has been settled a lot and has a lot of business. The main village is located just south of the bay. (source Wikipedia)

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Moorea, French Polynesia | Travel Diary | Wedding & Honeymoon

Our traditional Polynesian wedding and honeymoon vlog in Mo'orea, French Polynesia!

Mauruuru ('thank you' in Tahitian!) for watching! :)

(100% recommend where we stayed & the 3 excursions we did!)
Hotel: Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort & Spa
ATV tour: Moorea Activities Center
Stingray and shark snorkel tour: Moorea Miti Tours
Live like a Local tour: Moorea Maori Tours

Top Travel In Tahiti, Bora Bora, & Moorea

With so many options, you can do as much or as little as you like. The Islands of Tahiti, officially known as French Polynesia, possesses one of the most spectacularly beautiful and diverse environments on earth. A mixture of high volcanic islands and low-lying atolls, these specks of land – 118 islands in all – are strewn across four million square km of the South Pacific. Clustered into five archipelagos: the Society Islands, the Tuamotu Islands, the Gambier Islands, the Marquesas Islands and the Austral Islands, The Islands of Tahiti have in common a delightful blend of Polynesian and French cultures, and a consistently tropical climate.

French Polynesia’s world of oceanic islands offers vacationers an almost limitless range of vacation activities, both passive and active.

There are many sides to The Islands of Tahiti. Yet they are all connected by Mana. Mana is a life force and spirit that surrounds us. You can see it. Touch it. Taste it. Feel it. And from the moment you arrive, you will understand why we say our islands are Embraced by Mana.

Here, you’ll find it all. From paragliding to beach combing to embracing the laid-back island lifestyle, The Islands of Tahiti are packed with a mix of tropical adventure and blissful relaxation. Stay in overwater bungalows to experience true island living while you’re here. Or go snorkeling to get up close and personal with the local wildlife. If you’re feeling even more daring, take a trip to swim with the sharks! Shop for cultured pearls, take a cruise, play a few rounds of golf, enjoy a motu picnic with the family – there’s so much to do in The Islands of Tahiti that you’ll never want to leave.

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Moorea, French Polynesia – Like you've never seen it before!
All recorded with DJI Mavic 2 Pro, DJI Osmo Pocket, Sony a6500, Sony a7III, and GoPro Hero 7

Not sure which island you should stay in for your honeymoon? Bora Bora or Moorea? Overwater Bungalows? Intercontinental or Sofitel? This video captures our trip to incredible Moorea, French Polynesia. Watch it and you will agree that Moorea has some of the most spectacular seascapes in the world, from mesmerizing lagoons to unspoiled beaches and paradise islands.

Also, a very special thanks to B Swim for sponsoring us on this trip. Monica has been wearing their swimsuits for years and it's her #1 go-to company for trendy swimsuits. Browse their selection here:

Locations and activities:
Lodging:
Intercontinental Moorea Resort & Spa


Green Lodge Moorea


Private boat tour:
Mermaid Private Boat Tours (Thank you for collaborating with us on this trip. Follow them on instagram @mermaidprivateboattours) -

ATV Tour:
Top Jet Moorea -


Jet Ski:
Top Jet Moorea -


Catamaran Tour:
Voil'a Moorea (Thank you for the instagram collab! Follow Voil'a Moorea on instagram @voilamoorea)-


Equipment used:

Mavic 2 Pro Fly More Combo -
Osmo Pocket Combo -
Sony a7III -
Seafrogs Underwater Housing -
Sony a6500 -
Sony G-Master 16-35mm F2.8 -
Sigma 18-35mm F1.8 Art Lens for Canon -
Sigma Mount Converter MC-11 -
Zhiyun Crane 3-Axis Handheld Gimbal for DSLR -
GoPro Hero 7 -
Manfrotto MB MS-BP-IGR Backpack -

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InterContinental Resorts in French Polynesia

Fours hotels, Four personalities, one philosophy

• InterContinental Resort Tahiti
Tahiti is the largest of the French Polynesian islands and the gateway to the archipelago. Nestling in a sumptuous park covering 12 hectares, the InterContinental Resort Tahiti boasts two superb overflow pools and offers an extensive range of sports activities.

• InterContinental Resort and Spa Moorea•
Surrounded by 11 hectares of lush, unspoiled vegetation, the hotel has become a sanctuary for dolphins and injured turtles. It also accommodates the first spa in Polynesia: the Hélène Spa.

• InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort
Entirely renovated in 2006 the InterContinental Bora Bora Le Moana Resort snuggles in between two long beaches, in the shade of a splendid coconut plantation.

• InterContinental Bora Bora Resort and Thalasso Spa
Operned in may 2006, the InterContinental Bora Bora Resort and Thalasso Spa is the only hotel on earth to be air-conditioned by this deepdrawn seawater, without the slightest threat to the environment.
Nurturing complete harmony between mind, spirit and nature, the InterContinental Bora Bora Resort and Thalasso Spa is the only hotel on the island to offer accommodation consisting solely of luxury villas built on stilts, thus leaving traditional tourism beached and giving ecotourism, escape and wellness a whole new dimension.

Although they are clearly different in personality, the InterContinental hotels in French Polynesia all embrace the same philosophy. They fit in perfectly with their natural surroundings, and set great store by protecting both the environment and local traditions


To learn more about offers and prices :

Polynesian Spirit - French Polynesia, Moorea

Does heaven on earth exists? Polynesian Spirit shows us that it definitely does! Swimming in the turquoise lagoon with its coral reefs, full of colorful fish. Snorkeling between sharks and rays followed by relaxing with some local exotic fruits. This makes their tour on a tradition pirogue an unforgettable experience. It was a pleasure to make a promo video for you guys @polynesianspirit. ????????⛵️????

Tahiti Portfolio 2007

This video features photos taken of Tahiti back in 2007. We were there to see what the surf, climate, and landscapes had to offer. Photos and video produced by Trade Federation, inc. in 2007.

Tahiti is part of French Polynesia. French Polynesia includes Tahiti, Moorea, Tetiaroa, Maiao, Mehetia, Huahine, Raiatea, Bora Bora, Maupiti, Tupai, Maupelia, Manuae, Motu One. The island of Tahiti appears to be two large islands (land masses) connected by narrow and natural bridge. The entire island is surrounded by reefs. You can see large waves breaking about ¼ to ½ mile from shore. There is one major road that goes around most of the island. There is a potion of the Tahiti coast that does not have a road. There is also a road that goes through the center of the island but you need a tough 4x4 vehicle to travel it.

Genuinely friendly people. Everyone wears flowers in there ears. A famous Tahitian flower is called the Tiare. In many parts of the island you will see young men spear fishing. The spears are made from tree branches and will have a thinner sharper tip. In some cases the tip will be made from a piece of metal. Wood carving, painting, traditional dancing and other artistic expressions are popular. The weather is always warm in Tahiti. There are times that you will need a light rain coat or umbrella for short periods of rainfall. In some parts of the year, it rains nights and morning to then clear up for a sunny afternoon. In other parts of the year it may tend to rain late in the afternoon. The hotel season is between December and April. The Dry season is from April to June and again from October to December.

There are many white and black sand beaches commonly called plages. You will tend to find clear water beaches having white sand and scattered sections of reef. Some of the famous surfing spots located in Tahiti include Teahupoo, Papeno, Supinas, LaFayette, and Beach Combers.

Teahupoo is a world famous surfing destination and host to major surfing competitions. Famous professionals incuding Thierry Vernaudon, Andy Irons, Kelly Slater, Michel Bourez, Mark Occhilupo, Mike Stewart, and cory lopez have surfed this location. Teahupoo is located in the south east part of the island where the road ends. There is a small café that serves fish, hamburgers, and ice cream made from poi (Taro Ice Cream).

Tahiti is a great pacific destination. Warm weather, exotic culture, and fun activities for all to enjoy.


Resources
1st Hand
Air Tahiti Nui digital Resources
Tahiti Paper Guide / Sun Publishing Company / TahitiGuide.com
A few locals (Collins, James, and PaPo from the Radisson Hotel)
Hinano.com
polynesianislands.com
Tahiti Marketing
Images by Philip Dominguez
Music by Philip Dominguez


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Copyright. All Rights Reserved 2007

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Tahiti : Crystal Clear Lagoons

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Magazine

Tahiti -- Moorea -- Bora Bora -- island names that evoke a wonderful state of mind, seducing honeymooners, romantics, adventurers, and vacationers looking for escape.

Here, around these South Seas isles, a romantic sunset sea sends giant curls of turquoise breaking onto the colorful reefs that protect the tranquil lagoons of warm, bright-emerald waters and white coral-sand beaches.

Tahiti covers over two million square miles of the South Pacific Ocean and is comprised of 118 islands spread over five great archipelagos.


What Is the Time Difference?
The islands are just two hours behind Pacific Standard Time. During Daylight-Saving Time (March to late October) they are three hours behind. Time in the Marquesas is half an hour ahead of the rest of the islands.

Will I Need to Exchange Money?
Upon arrival most visitors exchange some money at the airport or at their hotels. Since most credit cards are readily accepted in all tourist areas, it is not necessary to exchange large amounts. The currency is the French Pacific Franc (XPF).

Will I Need a Passport/Visa?
For stays of up to 90 days, there are no visa requirements for citizens of the U.S. or Canada carrying a US or Canadian Passport. A foreigner with a residence card for the U.S. is not exempt from the above requirements and should consult the French Consulate based in the U.S. for information.

Is English Spoken?
French and Tahitian are the official languages, but English is spoken and understood in tourist areas. Brushing up on a few basic French phrases and learning Tahitian greetings are appreciated.

What About Tipping?
Tipping is not customary in Polynesian culture and is not expected. However, tipping is welcomed for exemplary service.

What Are the Seasons and Climate?
Cooled by gentle ocean breezes, the climate is ideal. Being tropical but moderate, the climate features sunny, pleasant days and an average yearly air and water temperature of 80∞F. Summer is from November through April, when the climate is slightly warmer and more humid. Winter is from May through October, when the the climate is slightly cooler and dryer. Click here for the Weather Report

What Should I Wear?
The climate and lifestyle on the islands call for casual and comfortable clothing. Pack loose-fitting, natural fabrics and plenty of shorts. Pareus and swimsuits can be worn during the daytime at the resorts, while casual shirts and walking shorts provide the most comfort during island explorations. For dinner, casual slacks and sport shirts are the best choice for men while cool sundresses are most appropriate for women.

Is the Water Safe to Drink?
Tap water is good in most hotels and restaurants. Bottled water is also available everywhere in stores, markets, and hotels

Do I Need Health Certifications?
No shots or certifications are required from North America. Regardless of the traveler's nationality, entry from an infected area of the world as defined by the World Health Organization requires certifications.

What Is the Voltage?
Hotels use either 110 or 220 volts, depending on the location. A converter/adapter is often required for appliances you bring, including computers.

How Do I Get Around?
The most inexpensive and common form of transportation is the public bus system. On Tahiti there are now two types of buses: the open-air trucks called Le Truck and the RTC large white coaches. Both operating frequently in Papeete and around the island. Le Truck also operates on most other islands. Taxis can be hired at most hotels, airports, and ferry terminals. For scenic tours around the islands, try escorted excursions by boat, 4x4 safari, bus, or helicopter.

What Activities Are There to Do?
Tahiti is the perfect place to do everything or nothing at all. Popular activities include 4x4 safaris, nature hikes, scuba diving, snorkeling, canoeing, sailing, jet skiing, wind-surfing, surfing, bike riding, tennis, golf on the island of Tahiti, horseback riding, deep-sea fishing, shopping, circle-island tours, helicopter tours, museums stops and archaeological tours.

Rental cars are available at most airports for drivers over 21 years of age with a valid driver's license. Major credit cards are usually required for drivers under 25. Because of the small size of many islands, and the uniqueness of many circle island tours, you may find renting a car unnecessary.

Area:
4,167 sq km (1,609 sq miles).

Population:
280,026 (2014).

Population density:
67.2 per sq km.

Capital:
Papeete (Tahiti Island).

Government:
French Overseas Collectivity.

Electricity:
110/220 volts AC (depending on the location), 60Hz. European-style plugs with two round pins and American-style plugs with two flat pins are in use.