Mana is the life force Tahitians believe connects all things. Experience this powerful sense of connection on a visit to the islands of Tahiti and immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the South Pacific. Fly from the United States to Tahiti for a convenient and comfortable start to your holiday and begin relaxing as soon as you board.
WHEN IN MOOREA
Once you’ve checked into your hotel, take time to enjoy on-site amenities and plan a romantic dinner on the beach. On another day, rent a buggy to explore the island at your own pace—stop at Belvédère for sweeping views or browse stalls selling locally made crafts. Moorea offers a range of activities to suit every interest: sample fruit juices at a local factory, join a lagoon tour, swim with sharks and rays, enjoy a motu picnic, try zip lining, experience underwater helmet diving, play a round at the golf course, or go snorkeling to discover vibrant marine life.
WHEN IN RAIATEA
Discover Raiatea by catamaran or explore the Faaroa River by kayak. For a gentler pace, try stand-up paddleboarding along the waterway. The island is rich with cultural and agricultural heritage—visit vanilla plantations to learn about the cultivation and curing of this prized spice, and explore Taputapuatea Marae, a UNESCO World Heritage site that preserves ancient marae complexes and stone structures once central to Polynesian ceremony and navigation.
WHEN IN TAHA’A
Taha’a invites slow, sensory pleasures. Sip a drink on the beach or from your overwater bungalow, and enjoy breakfast delivered by canoe to your room. Snorkel the coral gardens teeming with fish and colorful coral, or indulge in a restorative spa massage at your hotel. Taha’a also offers opportunities to connect with local culture—learn to play the ukulele from island musicians and take part in community traditions.
WHEN IN TAHITI
Before your flight home, spend time exploring Tahiti itself. Enjoy an intimate dinner at a seaside restaurant or sample local flavors from mobile food stalls gathered near the wharf. Take a boat trip to view the legendary Teahupo’o surf and hike to waterfalls tucked into the island’s interior. Visit Papeete to experience markets, museums, and local life, then pause once more to appreciate the island’s dramatic landscapes and serene lagoons.
Flights operate multiple times per week between Los Angeles and Papeete, with connections available to major U.S. cities. For details about schedules and reservations, contact your preferred carrier or travel agent.