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Papeete Market
Divine aromas, delightful tastes and a sea of color stir the senses in this traditional marketplace full of exotic fruit, tropical fish and handmade artifacts.
Tiahura Beach
Stretch out on the sand and watch yachts sailing across the azure horizon or explore the clear waters offshore to see sharks, rays and tropical fish.
Jardins de Paofai
Enjoy the serenity and beauty of these botanical gardens in the heart of Papeete as you take advantage of the leisure and sporting facilities.
Moorea Tropical Garden
Get your fix of delicious sweet treats, freshly squeezed juices and homemade jams at this idyllic little farming estate overlooking the lagoon of Opunohu Bay.
Point Venus Black Sand Beach
Marvel at the shiny pebbles and sand of this black beach and snap photos of the elegant lighthouse on a historic location.
Robert Wan Pearl Museum
One of the largest pearls ever found is displayed in this museum which is entirely dedicated to the mystical gems.
Papeete Town Hall
This inspiring structure is the city’s preeminent architectural triumph with its bright colonial features, picturesque grounds and iconic clock tower.
Tiki Village Cultural Centre
Learn about Polynesian life at this immersive reconstruction of a traditional village and check out photographs, craft demonstrations and evening entertainment.
Museum of Tahiti and the Islands
Examine the engravings from adventurer James Cook’s journal and see costumes and tools used by the indigenous French Polynesian peoples.