Travel in Polynesia

Imagine the very prototype of a beautiful tropical paradise. That’s Bora Bora you’ve seen in dozens of films. Now picture the perfect resort that fulfills your every honeymoon vacation dream. That’s the Bora Bora Lagoon Resort and Spa. With lush green forests and warm, crystal-clear blue water, it’s no wonder that Gauguin ran here to find the serenity needed to paint. You can create a different kind of art, while the artisans of the resort sculpt you in the spa. The spa isn’t just a place... Read Full Story

The French Polynesia - Private Island. Located in the middle of the stunning Bora Bora Lagoon. The one picture measures around 2.4 acres, comes with a 3 bedroom main house, and a 2 bedroom villa - both powered by solar panels. Let me know if you're interested - I could get my mate to sort you out! haha Read Full Story

While in the process of planning your Wedding a common excursion from the stresses of the Wedding day is planning your Honeymoon. While there are many places you can visit, the Islands of French Polynesia, commonly known as Tahiti, has become the biggest Honeymoon destination. It is easy to figure out why, but in case you don't know here is a rundown of the best spots and reasons why people gravitate towards Tahiti for their romantic Honeymoon getaway. Tahiti is compromised of 118 romantic... Read Full Story

Travelling with Regent Seven Seas on the Paul Gauguin, leaving on February 9th, this cruise travels to Papeete Tahiti, Raiatea, Taha’a Motu Mahana, Bora Bora, Moorea and returning to Papeete on February 16th. The itinerary gives you a chance to complete a circle island tour in almost every one of the islands - (and certainly on Bora bora), you can choose to tour the periphery of the island either by road, hiring bicycles, scooters, a car or a jeep or by lagoon, travelling in a small local... Read Full Story

A new era in cruising the fabulous islands of French Polynesia (Eddie Murphy hired one of these private islands for his New Year wedding on 1 January 2008) is launched with the arrival of luxury clipper ship Star Flyer in Tahiti. A traditional welcome from hula dancers, outrigger canoes and music celebrated the ship’s appearance at Papeete after a voyage that began in Phuket and took passengers through the Panama Canal and across four oceans. The four-masted clipper offers something of the... Read Full Story