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Island no. 4 - Mo'orea
It was only natural that we'd feel a bit deflated wherever we went after our three heavenly days on Bora Bora, so it was with heavy hearts that we arrived at the southern tip of Mo'orea island at quaint Fare Athe. We dragged ourselves out from the pure sandy beach on the pirogue canoe that they provide to explore the lagoon, snorkelling with the …
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Stingray and Shark Encounter
... minutes at the Intercontinental so that two silly Canadians could get their bathing suits and towels, wasting our precious ray feeding time. Who doesn't think to bring that kind of stuff to a lagoon tour?
Anyways, we made it to the feeding site and we could not believe our eyes. Huge rays, sharks, and tropical fish everywhere! There were even some rays playfully mauling a tourist who squealed in fright and jumped on her ...
Snorkeling and Tiki Village
... dancing was pretty good but the main attraction, I think, was the fire dancing. The men, dressed in tiny loin cloths that showed off their many tribal tattoos, spun and danced with fiery-ended batons. I definitely got a few very good pictures of that part. There was even some crowd participation for the dancing in the beginning and end. Overall, a really great dinner and a show! We'd recommend it to anyone who makes the trip down to French ...
The Island of Pineapples
... the local juice factory (and tried all sorts of fantastic non-alcoholic & alcoholic juices) – We drove up to the highest view point – But mostly we just lounged around…
A few days in we made friends with one of our neighbours, Kerrianne, a well travelled lady from Wales whos dad Ron lives on the island (see her blog). They tour the island singing and we went to see them one night. Jed was highly dubious as ...
Tahiti - Island in the Sun
... France than a tropical paradise! As Tahiti is part of French Polynesia the main language is French, which allowed me to display my very limited grasp of the language.
We spent about 3 hours looking around the shops and local market and then we had a meal, which was considerably cheaper than the extortionate rates charged by the hotel. We then returned to the hotel for a swim to cool us off.
We spent the next two days mostly relaxing and swimming, ...


