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Une cinquantaine d’hôtels de classe internationale représentant plus de 3 100 unités est répartie sur 11 îles (Iles de la Société, Tuamotu et Marquises).
Le style polynésien se retrouve dans l’architecture et les matériaux locaux (pandanus, palmes de cocotier tressé, bambou, bois précieux, lustres en coquillage...) qui se fondent harmonieusement avec le décor des lagons ou des montagnes. La décoration florale y est omniprésente, dans les chambres mais également dans les espaces publics. La gamme des établissements est large : de l’hôtel de grand standing pour hommes d’affaires, disposant des moyens de communication les plus modernes au style pavillonnaire polynésien, aéré, au milieu des fleurs, jouissant toujours de l’équipement et du confort dignes de son rang de classement

Informations to know before departure for vacation and holiday or honeymoon to Tahiti Island :

"Tahiti" names both the largest island and, in common parlance, the five archipelagoes comprising French Polynesia, officially a French Territory. The ratio of water to land area is amazing. Spread across an astounding 1.5 million square miles of ocean are 118 islands with only 1,544 square miles of land, Tahiti is not only vast, these are truly wide open spaces. Upscale, commercial and westernized French Polynesia is what visitors find on the islands of Tahiti and Bora Bora where luxury and conveniences match anything in America or Europe. The bustling capital, Papeete (pah-pee-ay-tay), sets the tone for the island of Tahiti.  But there is another "Tahiti", the one adventurers may find more enchanting. On the outer islands such as Moorea, Huahine, Raiatea, Manihi and Rangiora, fewer conveniences also mean less traffic, fewer tourists, lower prices and, in some cases, even more beautiful natural settings. Getting closer to to native French Polynesians, say, in the street markets, may be easier on the remote islands.

The Society Islands,  
Comprised of the Leeward Islands (Raiatea, Huahine, Tahaa and Bora Bora) and the Windward Islands (Tahiti, Moorea and Tetiaroa), this archipelago  is made up of high tropical islands. Papeete the administrative capital of French Polynesia is located on the island of Tahiti, the largest of all the islands. 

The Tuamotu Group
To the east of the Society archipelago is the largest of all with a surface of 600 sq. miles and  formed by a collection of 80 low islands or atolls. Here is a very special landscape, situated between sky and sea. Islands are encircled on their own lagoons by a coral ring. This environment is favorable to pearl farming. The most frequently visited atolls are Rangiroa (the widest one), Manihi, Fakarava, Anaa, Kaukura, Taaroa and Tikehau.  

The Marquesas Archipelago
Near the equator, this group of high islands is located 1500 km north-east from Tahiti and consists of 9 islands with steep mountains inhabited by wild horses, goats and pigs. The main islands of the archipelago are Nuku Hiva, Hiva Oa, Ua Pou and Ua Huka.

The Austral Archipelago
consists of 5 high islands located far to the South (each island is situated 160 to 230 km to each other). These high islands are surrounded by a coral reef either at the coast level itself (fringing reef) or at the ocean level (barrier reef). The farthest island from Tahiti, Rapa is 1500 km from Papeete.

The Gambier Archipelago
situated in the far eastern corner of French Polynesia, it consists of the high island of Mangareva and its nine fringe islands which are the eroded remains of its former gigantic crater. These islands are rarely visited but consitute an exellent place to grow pearls.