The Polynesians and their habbits

The art of tying a Pareo The Pareu or more commonly known as the Pareo is in general a piece of 2 square meters coloured fabric but it can be small [...]

Local products highlighted Polynesians are also gourmets for whom everything deserves to be celebrated by a good “ma'a” (meal). Spit-roast veal wit [...]

An important religious culture Talking together   The language used here is commonly French, the Polynesian languages being less and less spok [...]

A marriage of sky, sea and earth Between rest and fashion   When you move away from the capital to Tahiti’s Peninsula or to other islands, the [...]

Downtown Papeete Daily life Life in French Polynesia is much quieter than in a wide country… though in Tahiti and more particularly in its capital, [...]