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This heart shaped island with its verdant mountains, turquoise waters and friendly Polynesian people was our last stop in the French Polynesia after spending a few days in Tahiti and Bora Bora. The island is a true reflection of the laid back Tahitian lifestyle and the warm, welcoming character of Read More …
Ever since our trip to Bora Bora we have been dreaming about visiting other water villas or water bungalows as they are called in the South Pacific. Waking up to the sounds of water lapping gently on the stilts, enjoying a morning coffee or mimosa watching the tropical fishes, spending Read More …
Some would say New Zealand was made for road trips. It’s a small country but there’s plenty to see on the way, from enormous craters and volcanoes to secluded beaches and sheltered forests. Here is a quick itinerary and things to look for when Road Tripping in New Zealand. An empty Read More …
Paul Gauguin in Tahiti The word Tahiti evokes visions of an exotic island paradise. With 118 islands boasting high, rugged mountain peaks, coral reefs, turquoise-blue lagoons, white sand, palm-fringed beaches, and luxuriously intimate resorts, each island paradise has something for everyone. Bora Bora, Moorea, Huahine, Taha’a, Raiatea, Manihi, Tikehau, Rangiroa, Fakarava, Read More …
Bora Bora is one of those breathtakingly beautiful places that captures your heart the minute you set sight on her. Every time we talk about our visit, the kids faces light up and they want to plan a trip again soon. We just love looking at our pictures from the Read More …
Moorea is a one of the many beautiful atolls in the French Polynesia, it is special because it is shaped like a heart. After a few days in Bora Bora, we flew back to Tahiti and took a ferry to Moorea. Because of its stunning scenery and accessibility to Pape’ete, Mo’orea is visited Read More …
We visited Bora Bora for a familymoon… and I can’t believe we waited to so long to visit! Part of the Society Islands of French Polynesia about 143 miles northwest of Papeete, the islands were discovered and named by Captain James Cook during his first voyage. He supposedly called them Read More …
Bora Bora is like walking into a blue rainbow with millions of shades of blue as far as the eye can see, it is a Postcard perfect destination and is even more gorgeous from the plane. What makes it so unique from the other islands is that Bora Bora is Read More …
While we were in Bora Bora, the ridiculously gorgeous atoll in the French Polynesia we had the unique opportunity to visit the ‘Forbidden’ islet of Motu Tapu, which used to be the private beach of the Polynesian Queen Pomare IV. It was one of the most incredible experiences ever. Our very own Read More …
Undoubtedly the most celebrated island in the South Pacific, Bora Bora is French Polynesia’s leading lady. Her beauty is unrivaled and we are totally in love with Bora Bora, it is one of the few places on earth that everyone hopes to witness in their lifetime—and once you see it, Read More …
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