The Islands of Tahiti offer a number of incredible experiences that will make for the most unforgettable Christmas yet. Two activities that can take your 2019 Christmas to the next level are hiking through The Islands, or sailing around them.
Hiking
Make this Christmas even more hassle free by becoming one with nature. Hike through some of the most untouched places on earth with vantage points that provide pinch-yourself views throughout The Islands; with options to go solo or with a Tahitian guide, we can guarantee this is the only back yard to be in this Christmas. From Mount Otemanu on Bora Bora, to the Fautaua Valley Trail on Tahiti where hikers will find the summit of the waterfall (a prime swimming spot!), to ancient trails on Moorea, The Islands offer something for every guest seeking a little activity on Christmas Day.
Set Sail
Leave behind the crowds of New Year’s Eve and set sail around the beautiful Islands of Tahiti. Hire a skipper or set sail independently through the calm waters just off the lagoons. With the option to include a hostess on board your private catamaran, take the hassle out of this New Year’s Eve and the guesswork out of sourcing the best little-known havens around The Islands of Tahiti. With the option to dock your charter and spend the day searching the markets of Papetee or dining with locals, this New Year’s Eve will definitely be smooth sailing.
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| About Tahiti Tourisme:
Tahiti Tourisme is the Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) for The Islands of Tahiti, overseeing all marketing and advertising actions, public relations, promotions, events and travel agent training programs globally. With a primary mission to bring visitors to The Islands of Tahiti, this Economic Interest Group is comprised of a Tahiti-based head office and 14 international offices promoting the destination across 18 international markets. Tahiti Tourisme also runs the visitors’ welcome and information desks and organizes local events to promote domestic tourism. Find out more at www.TahitiTourisme.org |
