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Prantsuse Polüneesia – elu on lill!
... ning me ei pidanud siia tulemiseks erilisi lisakulutusi tegema. Kui me oleks tulnud 17 000 kilomeetri kauguselt Euroopast, maksnud kalli lennukipileti eest ning siis kohapeal neid absurdseid hindu nägema, siis ma oleksin küll väga pettunud olnud. Võrdväärselt ilusaid kohti ja palju normaalseimaid hindu leiab ka Euroopale palju lähemalt.
Meil on nüüd aeg paradiisiga hüvasti jätta ning järgmist saart avastama minna. Teie aga imetlege fotosid Polüneesia laguunidest ja kaladest.
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Tahiti: lagon, poissons, cocotiers ...
... tourner autour du bateau. Lorsque nous nous mettons à l'eau, c'est à nous qu'elles s'en prennent. Elles viennent nous toucher, nous renifler, elles cherchent le poisson. Au niveau du comportement, l'animal qui s'en rapproche le plus est peut-être le chien, qui reconnaît son maitre et saute autour de lui quand il arrive. Il faut les pousser pour les écarter de notre chemin! Et surtout garder les pieds au sol pour éviter qu'elles ne se faufilent en dessous. Au ...
Apparently They Don't Watch The Discovery Channel
... smoothies for those who wanted, and rang up 4 truckloads of tourists’ purchases. Meanwhile, the owner sat back, interrupting her break only to tell Mario how much to charge for each item.
The last stop before heading back to the ship was Marae Tetiiroa. Mario explained that this was an area where up until 1825, human sacrifices of warriors were made, followed by ritual eating of his heart and other body parts. (Once again, our thoughts drifted back to lunch.) Only ...
The Tahiti – Moorea Sailing Rendez-Vous
... mobile sidewalk cafes. These are not hot dog stands, but rather a mix of cuisine from steak and whole lamb on the spit, to fish to Chinese. We followed a French man’s recommendation and shared seared Ahi in sesame and some of the best poisson cru we had ever had. These were followed up at another truck with crepes – chocolate and Grand Marnier. Then it was off to find a cab to the marina, as the busses stop at about 7 pm.
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We are in Tahiti
... the main harbor we then made
our way round the island inside the reef to an anchorage off the Taina Marina.
What a great stopping place, we chose to anchor but there were also mooring
buoys available at no charge, water was
free, there was a laundry and two supermarkets within walking distance. Yay we are in heaven as the supermarkets were
overflowing with fresh fruit and veges, ...
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