General Information and Language of Tahiti - What You Need To Know

When you plan to travel to Tahiti, you'll want to find out about the typical resort. Comparing amenities and prices will help you to choose the perfect location and get the best deals. Tahiti includes the exotic islands of Bora Bora, Taha'a, Moorea, Huahine, and other islands in the French Polynesian chain. You can either plan your vacation with an experienced travel agency, or you can search online to learn about these spectacular islands and plan your trip at your leisure.

Tahiti is the perfect vacation destination whether it's for honeymoons or for the family trip of your dreams. Travelers arriving in Tahiti will find that the islands have something for every taste. In addition to the better known islands, Tahiti's islands include the Tuamotu Atolls, the Marquesas Islands, the Society Islands, and the Austral Islands.

You can plan full days of activities or be spontaneous and experience each day as it comes. Swim in the crystal clear waters, enjoy relaxing days on the beach, or explore mountains or secluded coves. Snorkeling and diving are popular activities, or you could even explore the islands on an exciting safari. Couples enjoy many romantic activities, including relaxing spa treatments or staying at a secluded bungalow built over the water, where breakfast can be delivered by canoe.

Many international couples plan Tahiti destination weddings. Tahiti is one of the most romantic settings in the world for a memorable wedding, but it's the perfect vacation spot for couples celebrating a special anniversary, or for families who want a unique vacation experience.

The hospitality of the island people is exceptional. They enjoy sharing their culture and the beauty of Tahiti with its many visitors. A Tahiti travel guide can provide information about great deals for family vacations that are fun and affordable. Resorts and hotels offer packages where kids fly, stay, and eat for free. Some of the resorts even offer a free night for families and complimentary breakfasts when booking a travel package.

Although many of Tahiti's residents speak English, the two official languages come from Indo-Malaysian and are officially known as Austronesian languages. International tourists won't have difficulty in communicating with local people. The dialect is further broken down into two languages in the eastern and western Pacific. Eastern Pacific languages are known as Oceanian. Western Pacific dialects come from Indonesia and the Philippines. French Polynesia has several different dialects due to the great distances between many of the islands. Nearly 90 percent of the population speaks Reo Tahiti, due to the demographics of the Society Islands.

Activities available:
Windsurfers, outrigger canoes, snorkeling and volleyball.

Activities in Bora Bora and the Tahitian Islands for an additional charge:
Diving, water skiing, glass bottom boat, sailboats, jet ski, parasailing, shark feeding, deep sea fishing, sunset cruise, motu picnic, island tour by canoe or bus, 4wd safari, hiking, helicopter tours, horse riding, and bicycles. Dance Show and Tahitian Feast

Many overwater bungalows - Beach front bungalows feature:
Fan, telephone, mini-bar, refrifgerator, TV, video, radio, hair dryer, tea and coffee makers.

Room Categories:
over water bungalows
beach bungalows