The Best Attractions in Tahiti

Tahiti offers a number of attractions such as beaches,as the heaps of exotic fruits and vegetables. Also,
scuba diving, museums, nature tours, surfing and sodon't forget to have dinner from les roulettes, mobile
much more. You can also visit the island of Moorea,vans that offer traditional delicacies in low prices.
(accessible by ferry service) with lovely whiteGaugain Museum:
beaches and an added attraction - the coral reefs.The famous post-impressionist painter Paul Gaugain
Rangiora, the second largest atoll in the world with amade Tahiti his home until his death. This museum
turquoise lagoon in the middle, is also a short flightpays a tribute to the painter and has a collection of
away from Tahiti. However, here are the five bestsketches, paintings and memorabilia of the painter.
attractions in Tahiti itself.Venus Point:
Overwater Bungalows:Many explorers, including captain James Cook
If you visit Tahiti and do not stay in one of theanchored their ships near this place, which now boasts
overwater bungalows even for a single day, you arean old lighthouse, a beautiful black-sand beach and a
going to lose the best thing about staying in Tahiti.lush green park. The name Venus Point came from
These small bungalows are built on wooden platformsCook's observation of the transit of planet Venus from
above the ocean water and sometimes have glassthis point.
floors making you feel as if you are standing on theCruise Ships:
ocean.With natural jagged edges, which are helpful for
The City of Papeete:anchoring, Tahiti is a wonderful place for sailing. One
The capital of the French Polynesia, Papeete, whichunique attraction of Tahiti is the sailing experience in a
literally means 'water bucket' and where the traditionsluxurious yacht, catamaran or cruise ship over the
and modernity of Tahitian culture coexist, is vibrant withdeep blue water, a dream-come-true for every
life. The central market of Papeete, Le Marchéromantic.
is a must-visit to get a glimpse of the local life as well