Definitions

1. Tahaa is the only island in the Society Islands that can be completely circled by boat inside the protected lagoon.
2. Tahaa is an enjoyable island to explore at a slower pace.
3. Tahaa is a rugged island, with its tallest peak, Mount Ohiri, reaching to 598m (1,975 ft.). (Web site)
4. Tahaa is a wild island with luxuriant vegetation, surrounded by paradisaical “motus” and a breathtaking emerald colored lagoon.
5. Tahaa is an unspoilt island known for its sacred sites hidden amongst the palms, its vanilla harvest and black pearl cultivation.

Uturoa

1. Uturoa, the main community of Raiatea, is a government administrative center, while Tahaa is still an undeveloped backwater. (Web site)

Raitea

1. This was on a reef just off of Raitea and Le Tahaa in French Polynesia.

Place

1. However if you are seeking a place without the tourist bustle, Tahaa and Raitea are a great option. (Web site)

Visitors

1. Like Huahine, few visitors find their way to Raiatea and fewer yet to Tahaa. (Web site)

Lunch

1. Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday for lunch, dinner and breakfast on demand, our restaurant is one of the finest on Tahaa.

Beauty

1. It's also the best way to appreciate the beauty of Raiatea and Tahaa.

Glimpse

1. Tahaa is able to offer visitors a glimpse of traditional Tahitian life. (Web site)

Tourism

1. Raiatea & Tahaa have a good amount of unique and highly talented artists considering the lack of tourism on their islands.

Airport

1. Since there is no airport on Tahaa, all charter flights take you to Raiatea.

Spectacular View

1. Located on the mountain side, each unit has a spectacular view of the nearby islets and the islands of Raiatea & Tahaa.

Diving

1. Diving is first rate in the lagoon shared by Raiatea and Tahaa. (Web site)

Snorkeling

1. While there are plenty of water sports to enjoy on Raiatea and Tahaa, one of the best activities here is scuba diving and snorkeling.

Miles North

1. Tahaa, just two miles north of Raiatea, offers a glimpse of the traditional, tranquil life of Tahitians. (Web site)

Vanilla Ice Cream

1. French cuisine and seafood reign supreme on Raiatea; for dessert, ask if there is vanilla ice cream made locally with beans from Tahaa. (Web site)

Cruise

1. It sounds like an idyllic day--a visit to a pearl farm and a vanilla farm, snorkeling, lunch at a Motu, and a cruise all around Tahaa. (Web site)
2. With more than a half dozen yacht charter companies, you have the perfect opportunity to cruise around Raiatea and Tahaa. (Web site)
3. We got very close to Tahaa, making the cruise by it more like a circle island tour.

Large Islands

1. The two large islands, Raiatea and Tahaa, share a single fringing reef.

Polynesia

1. Sharing the same barrier reef as Raiatea, Tahaa is a lovely and tranquil isle where you can experience the authentic flavor of Polynesia.
2. With only a handful of guest houses and two hotels, Tahaa is slowly awakening to tourism and yet it still maintains an authentic flavor of Polynesia. (Web site)

Society Islands

1. DAY 10 Tahaa, Society Islands (scenic cruising) We cruise the unspoiled and natural beauty of Tahaa's bays and inlets.

Boat

1. Because Tahaa has only recently grown, it offers no airport, so arriving on the island is by boat or helicopter charter. (Web site)

Main Island

1. The main island of Tahaa has gentle hills covered in vanilla plantations, a beach-less coastline and is even quieter than Raiatea.

Sister Islands

1. The eastern side has views of the sister islands of Raiatea and Tahaa.

Papeete

1. Raitea is 40 minutes flight from Papeete and Tahaa is a further eight minutes boat trip from Raitea. (Web site)

Sailing

1. Sailing in Raiatea & Tahaa is a great experience as both these islands offer some marvelous scenic vistas along the way. (Web site)

Sail

1. If sailing the ocean is more your thing, than there are a number of charter sail boat operators on Raiatea and Tahaa that will help you sail the region. (Web site)

Bays

1. The twin islands of Tahaa and Raiatea are rich tropical islands with gentle valleys and deep bays with marinas making it an exceptional sailing destination.
2. With its deep bays and small deserted beaches, Tahaa is THE place to escape the 21st century. (Web site)

Predominately

1. Tahaa: With no towns and barely a village, Tahaa is still predominately a vanilla-growing island -- as sweet aromas will attest.

Vanilla Island

1. Otemanu and the islands of Tahaa (the vanilla island) & Raiatea. (Web site)
2. Come experience the clear blue waters and magical motus of Tahaa, the vanilla island.

Vanilla

1. The rich aroma of vanilla greets you on Tahaa, sometimes referred to as Vanilla Island because of the numerous "black gold" plantations.
2. Tahaa is nicknamed the Vanilla Island as it produces 80% of the vanilla from Polynesia.
3. Tahaa produces about 80% of all vanilla in French Polynesia. (Web site)

Lagoon

1. RAIATEA AND TAHAA Raiatea and Tahaa are two neighboring islands that share the same beautiful lagoon.
2. The public areas of the hotel are built in the trees providing wonderful views of Tahaa and her lagoon. (Web site)

French Polynesia

1. Vahine Island Resort, a Tahiti hotel in Tahaa, French Polynesia is a luxury hotel on a private island in the middle of the lagoon of Tahaa.
2. Whatever you decide, Tahaa is a place of un-spoilt beauty and still manages to maintain a genuine flavor of French Polynesia.
3. Tahaa has the only navigable river in French Polynesia, the Faaroa River, which cuts up through a gorge in the island.

Island

1. On Tahaa, you'll find Le Tahaa Private Island and Spa - a luxury French Polynesia Hotel that is situated on a motu of Tahaa Island.
2. Lunch on board, navigation to Tahaa island, situated in the same lagoon.
3. From Raiatea, it's quite easy and cheap to get to Tahaa island.

Islands

1. This page is intended to display the unique skills of the artists of Raiatea & Tahaa islands, in particular.
2. Tour pearl farms, learn how they are cultivated, and choose your own little beauty on the islands of Mahini, Tahaa, and Rangiroa.
3. The islands of Raiatea and Tahaa are both enclosed by the same coral reef, and may once have been a single island. (Web site)

Bora Bora

1. Located 192 kilometres northwest of Papeete, Raiatea and Tahaa is largely overshadowed by the popularity of Bora Bora and Moorea. (Web site)
2. This small, fast ferry departs Bora Bora for Tahaa and Raiatea at 7am on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, returning to Bora Bora in the late afternoon. (Web site)
3. Despite its size, Raiatea has less to offer visitors than do Tahaa and nearby Huahine and Bora Bora. (Web site)

Huahine

1. Just a 40-minute flight from Tahiti and located between Huahine and Bora Bora, the twin islands of Raiatea and Tahaa share a common lagoon. (Web site)
2. The four main islands of Raiatea, Tahaa, Huahine and Bora Bora are just five or six hours sail from each other.
3. Navigation between the four main Leeward Islands of Raiatea, Tahaa, Huahine and Bora Bora is not overwhelmingly difficult.

Raiatea

1. The ship calls at Fakarava, Rangiroa (overnight with lagoon anchorage), Bora Bora (overnight), Raiatea, Tahaa (overnight), Huahine and Moorea. (Web site)
2. Huahine lies 110 miles northwest of Tahiti in the Leeward Society Islands, and is visible from Raiatea, Tahaa and Bora Bora.
3. Raiatea is also very conveniently located close to Tahiti, Tahaa, Bora Bora and Huahine.

Tahaa

1. The Company plans to offer seven day cruises between the islands of Tahiti, Raiatea, Tahaa, Bora Bora, Huahine, Rangiaroa, and Moorea.
2. The Leeward Islands of Huahine, Raiatea, Tahaa, and Bora Bora are very different from Tahiti, or even Moorea, for that matter. (Web site)
3. The Leeward Islands, more than 200 km west of Tahiti, include the islands of Raiatea (the largest), Bora Bora, Maupiti, Huahine, and Tahaa.

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1. Continents > Oceania > Polynesia > Raiatea
2. Oceania > Polynesia > Society Islands > Huahine
3. Bora Bora
4. Continents > Oceania > Polynesia > Moorea
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