Tailor-Made Luxury Tahiti Holidays

Tahiti is ten hours behind the UK.

A rental car is the best mode of transportation in Tahiti, and you can rent one from internationally recognised operators, such as Hertz and Avis. Rental cars offer flexibility and access to more remote parts of the island. You also have the option to hire one with a driver. Talk to our travel consultants about the different options available with your personalised Tahiti holiday package. 

The other available options are taxis and public buses.  

Taking a flight is the fastest and best way to travel between islands. You can take a ferry to islands close toTahiti such as Moorea.

Tahitian cuisine combines Polynesian and French flavours and features plenty of seafood and fresh fruits. Poisson Cru, or marinated raw fish, is the most iconic dish of Tahiti. Try the Firi Firi or Tahitian doughnut for breakfast, a Po’e fruit pudding for dessert or sign up for a Tama’ara’a if you want to savour a variety of traditional flavours.

With picturesque beaches and overwater bungalows that offer privacy, Bora Bora is the best Tahitian island for couples and honeymooners. 

Moorea has plenty of family-friendly accommodation options and activities perfect for families travelling with kids. 

Here are the top outdoor activities to discover on your Tahiti holidays – 

• Snorkelling and diving
• Surfing
• Stand-up paddle boarding
• Kitesurfing and windsurfing
• Parasailing
• Canoeing and sailing
• Hiking

Here are the top cultural attractions you can explore on your holidays to Tahiti:

• Spend time at the Papeete Market: Full of colours and aromas, the bustling Papeete Market is a great place to get a peek into local life. 
• Visit a few museums: The Museum of Tahiti and the Islands showcases Polynesian art, culture and history. The Robert Wan Pearl Museum shines a light on pearl culture on the islands and around the world and houses the largest Tahitian pearl ever found.
• Feast on local cuisine: Try out seafood, meats and vegetables cooked in Polynesian style at your resort or visit food trucks called roulottes and sample local favourites. 
• Visit an ancient stone temple: Known locally as marae, these temples were essentially stone platforms built for worship.
• Be part of a traditional dance show: Rhythmic and energetic, watching a Tahitian dance show and trying out a few moves is a fun way to acquaint yourself with the island’s culture.