Tiare Tahiti Hotel
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Lind Cribs Medoles in the Sind
... used to bathe here also. However, he had syphilis so when the locals saw him coming they would all leave the pool.
We made a couple of short stops at beautiful gardens and beaches before heading off to lunch, followed by the Gaughin museum. Unfortunately, due to threats by disgruntled employees to destroy the originals, the owners of the paintings have returned the art to their own private collections. Now the Gaughin museum only ...
L'île de Tahiti
... Une jolie route suit le bord de mer, au ras de l'eau, alors que l'intérieur n'est pénétrable qu'aux randonneurs ( que nous ne sommes plus guère). La voiture nous emmène jusqu'au plateau de Taravao, large étendue d'herbages où paissent des vaches laitières...comme en...Thiérache. Pause archéologique pour saluer des Tikis ("petits"cousins des "grands"Moais de l'île de ...
Bora Bora
Our hotel, the Maitai Polynesia is 3 star and that is being generous. There is a road around the main island in Bora Bora that hugs the coast as it is a mountainous island, and our resort is divided by the road! The reception, bar and dining room for breakfast and dinner is on one side and the beach bungalows and lunch dining area on the other side. Our bungalow is a beachside bungalow so we have the road behind us and the beach ...
Getting started: French Polynesia!
... is among the most remarkable in French Polynesia. Tapa, drums, ceremonial oars from these islands are in many museums. Rurutu is also famous for the humpback whales that glide through it waters from July to October.
The Marquesas archipelago
Located 1500 km northeast of Tahiti, the Marquesas Islands are 11 high islands and 1 atoll, of which only six are inhabited (Nuku Hiva, Ua pou, Ua Huka, Hiva Oa, Fatu Hiva and Tahuata). The 8.700 inhabitants represents ...
Tahiti at Last
... influence over the Polynesian islands. Over a 30 year period, they slowly expelled the British and in 1880 forced King Pomare V to abdicate which officially ended British control over the region. By 1901, the French had colonized most of the habitable islands in the region and had established many local governments.
Many Tahitians served in the French military during the first half of the twentieth century, and most notably in World War II. After ...
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