Discover French Polynesia: guesthouses
Overview
A classic first introduction to French Polynesia, combining three of its most iconic islands in 11 days: Tahiti, Moorea and Bora Bora. The journey balances island discovery, beach time and comfortable stays.
You begin on Tahiti, where Papeete, the capital, looks across the lagoon towards Moorea. A fast catamaran then takes you to Moorea, Tahiti's sister island, for its beaches and relaxed Polynesian atmosphere. You finish with a short flight to Bora Bora, known as the Pearl of the Pacific, where Mount Otemanu rises above a turquoise lagoon ringed by small islands.
This is the guesthouse version of the journey: the same itinerary as the 2/3-star offer, staying at Fare Suisse Guesthouse on Tahiti, Linareva Moorea Beach Guesthouse and Bora Bora Holidays Lodge Guesthouse, with car rental on Moorea and Bora Bora. The same itinerary is also available with the other accommodation levels. Tell us your airport and dates and we'll tailor the rest.
Highlights
- Discover Papeete, the capital, on Tahiti
- Lagoon views from Tahiti towards Moorea
- Moorea's beaches and relaxed Polynesian atmosphere
- Bora Bora, the Pearl of the Pacific
- Direct access to the lagoon and its landscapes
Your journey
Stay & experience
What's included
- Accommodation as described
- Car rental on Moorea and Bora Bora
Make it yours
Optional excursions and upgrades. Tell us which ones interest you and we'll add them to your quote.
- Tiamoto Guesthouse · 4 days
- Nuku Hiva One Island Adventure · 5 days
- Fakarava · 5 days
- Rangiroa · 5-day cruise
- Tikehau: Fafarua Lodge Private Island · 5 days · All inclusive
- Tubuai · 4 days · At a guesthouse
- Rurutu: Vaitumu Village Hotel · 4 days
Prices by departure airport
Good to know
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Frequently asked questions
UK passport holders currently need no visa for stays of up to 90 days, and the passport must be valid for three months after you leave. Routes through the USA need an ESTA, even just to change planes. Check the latest rules before you travel.
The drier months, from May to October, are the most comfortable. November to April is the wetter season, when cyclones are possible.
A tourist tax is charged per person per night and paid at your accommodation. Each commune sets its own rate, which depends on the type of accommodation.
The currency is the CFP franc (XPF), fixed to the euro. Electricity is 220 V with French plugs, so bring a UK adaptor.