French Polynesia is a land of breathtaking turquoise sea, flawless black pearls and translucent aqua lagoons that tempts you to turn your wildest of fantasies into reality. Better known by the name of its main island, Tahiti, French Polynesia is actually made up of five island groups: the Society Islands, Austral Islands, Marquesas Islands, Tuamotu atolls and the Gambier Archipelago, also known as the Mangareva Islands. Legendary Tahiti, the isle of love, is renowned as a land of spellbinding beauty and enchantment, where the climate is always delightful. Relatively unchanged by the modern world and long considered as some of French Polynesia's "best kept secrets," the islands of Huahine, Raiatea, Taha'a, and the Tuamotu atolls lure travelers for their authentic Polynesian appeal, enhanced by world-class resorts, international cuisine and pure un-crowded beaches. The islands are rich in flora and fauna. Living in this lush tropical vegetation are around 90 species of birds while in the waters around the islands there's a whole world of marine life among the coral reefs, especially in the Tuamotus. Not only is the land renowned for its scenic splendour but is also the birth place of the tattoo and there has been a great resurgence in the last few years in this art. It is a souvenir that will last forever.

Must See Places
Tahiti: Known famously as the earthly paradise, Tahiti is the main island of French Polynesia. Legend has it that Tahiti did not always stand where it now is. Tahiti was transplanted here in the east from Great Havai’i (Ra’iatea), hence the name Tâ-hiti (Transplanted). It came away as a huge fish, and then became land again. Tahiti is rich in flora and fauna; out of 90 species founded in French Polynesia, 59 are found here.
Bora Bora: Visit Bora Bora - the one loaded with all the luxury trappings. Earlier known as Pora Pora, it is believed to be the first island to rise when Taaroa, the supreme god, fished it out of the waters after the mythical creation of Havai'i, now known as Raiatea. Bora Bora is truly a romantic paradise!
Moorea: It is French Polynesia's second-most popular tourist attraction after Tahiti, treasured for its bountiful harvests of pineapples and lush vegetation. This heart shaped island has long been a paradise for artists more so for its uncrowded surrounding, clear lagoons and languid pace of life. Filled with Polynesian history and lore, Moorea is one of the most fascinating and completely relaxing places you could dream of vacationing.