April to October
April to October
August to December (cooler, less humid season)
Polynesia Society Islands
Style : A resolutely Polynesian style, devilishly chic, using exotic wood and a play on greys in homage to minerality. Location : Located a 15-minute boat ride from Bora Bora Airport, on a private motu Capacity : 108 overwater bungalows & 7 beachfront villas Highlights : A dream stay facing one of the most beautiful islands in the world, with its clear waters, untouched beaches, abundant wildlife, and spectacular volcanic peak.
Polynesia Tuamotu Archipelago
Style : A relaxed tropical atmosphere that pays homage to traditional Polynesian craftsmanship. Location : In the Tuamotu Archipelago, on the atoll of Rangiroa Capacity : 60 bungalows on the beach or on stilts Highlights : As night falls, join the Miki Miki Bar on stilts to sip a cocktail in the vibrant colours of the lagoon.
Polynesia Society Islands
Style : Polynesia is in the spotlight, with the almost exclusive use of natural wood in construction and local flowers for decoration. Location : On the motu of Tevairoa, north-west of the main island, 10 minutes by boat from the airport Capacity : 108 Beachfront Villas & Overwater Bungalows Highlights : The blue gradients of the lagoon, the verdant reliefs of Otemanu, the typical overwater bungalows, the scents of the Tiare flower, what else?
Polynesia Marquesas Islands
Style : An authentic Polynesian atmosphere enhanced by local artists Location : Within the Marquesas Islands, in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, 1,500 km from Tahiti Capacity : 20 exotic bungalows nestled on the hillside Highlights : Its unique situation at the heart of the Marquesas Islands, one of the most remote archipelagos in the world
Polynesia Society Islands
Style : A very Polynesian atmosphere focused on the use of wood and natural fibres Location : To the west of the island of Taha'a on the motu Tautau, with Bora Bora in the background Capacity : 45 overwater suites & 14 beach villas Highlights : A motu exclusively for you, surrounded by an exceptional lagoon, promising unforgettable encounters with marine wildlife.
Polynesia Tuamotu Archipelago
Style : A beautiful tribute to Polynesian traditions with the omnipresence of local wood and palm trees Location : To the west of Rangiroa, in the Tuamotu Archipelago Capacity : 29 bungalows and suites on the beach or on stilts Highlights : Tikehau is one of the most beautiful coral atolls in the world, a true paradise for divers that the famous Captain Cousteau celebrated
Polynesia Vanuatu Archipelago
Style : A simple, chic and relaxed atmosphere where raw teak sets the tone in a "Rocéanien" style. Location : To the south of Espiritu Santo, the largest island in the Vanuatu archipelago Capacity : 15 Villas & 2 Tents Highlights : Ratua is one of the few private islands in Vanuatu, its lagoon, protected for over 15 years, is home to a very rich marine fauna.
Polynesia Society Islands
Style : Tinged with orange hues, the decor elegantly blends modernity and tradition. Location : On the white sand beach of Temae on the island of Moorea in the heart of the Society Archipelago Capacity : 110 overwater bungalows, beachfront or garden-side, and 1 private villa. Highlights : Its breathtaking panoramic view of Tahiti's green silhouette
Polynesia Society Islands
Style : The resort blends Polynesian codes wonderfully with a discreet elegance that plays on the authenticity of materials. Location : A 20-minute private flight to the northeast of Tahiti, on the atoll of Tetiaroa Capacity : 36 villas with 1 to 4 bedrooms nestled in an exceptional tropical environment Highlights : The Brando is the perfect balance between luxury, authenticity, nature and culture, Marlon Brando's dream
Polynesia Society Islands
Style : A splendid balance between traditional architecture and contemporary lines Location : On the private Motu Ome in the Bora Bora lagoon in French Polynesia Capacity : 90 overwater or beach villas, at least 140 m2 in size Highlights : Its exclusive location on a private island offers a magical view of Mount Otemanu
- Valid passport (check the transit country's requirements)
- Pleasant tropical climate all year round
- Dry season from May to October
- Rainy season from November to April, December and January are the wettest
- French Polynesia is at GMT-10
- In summer, a 12-hour time difference
- In winter, an 11-hour time difference
- French is the official language
- Tahitian is the regional language
- Vaccination record update
- The currency is the Pacific Franc
- 1,000 XPF = €8.38 (April 2020)
- 220 volts, sometimes 110 volts
- Await an adapter
- Tipping is not obligatory but is appreciated
As this information may change, we invite you to consult The website of your country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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