Lonely Planet Tahiti And French Polynesia

• Travel on any budget
• A practical guide to tourism as well as culture and customs
• Find the best hotels and restaurants in your price range

Lonely Planet Tahiti & French Polynesia was carefully researched by travelers just like you who spent time on the islands finding the best places to eat, sleep, and relax. The book provides advice on when to travel and where to go, what to see while you're there, how to find either budget or luxury accommodations and dining, and even provides some of the islands' history and mythology. The Lonely Planet Guide to Tahiti & French Polynesia will guide you along your journey through one of the planet's more interesting regions.

Covering Tahiti, Mo'orea, Huahine, Ra'iatea & Taha'a, Bora Bora, Maupiti, the Tuamotus, the Marquesas, the Australs, and the Gambier Archipeligo, the Lonely Planet Guide to Tahiti and French Polynesia was designed not only to help you enjoy each of these islands, but also to help you maneuver between them. The book provides advice on a handful of different travel routes and itineraries before diving into each separate location.

For each Island, the Lonely Planet Guide to Tahiti and French Polynesia gives you overviews of history, orientation on the island, and general information. The book then dives into the travel experience, describing separate towns and locations, and giving advice on sights and activities, tours, accommodations, dining, drinking and entertainment, shopping, and local transportation. The guide also provides sections on health, culture, the environment, and a special section on diving. Plus, in the back, you'll find a chapter on language, including both Tahitian and French. The chapter describes the structure of the Tahitian language and gives a glossary of common terms that you might encounter while you travel and useful phrases in both languages.

Lonely Planet's Guide to Tahiti and French Polynesia is a comprehensive guide to ten separate islands and island chains, leading you on a journey through one of the most interesting areas of the world.