5 reasons to fly to The Islands of Tahiti in winter - ©Manuel Dietrich

5 reasons to fly to The Islands of Tahiti in winter

Who hasn't dreamed of spending the winter with their toes in the sand?

French Polynesia boasts crystal-clear lagoons, lush landscapes, and year-round sunshine. Take advantage of low prices on flights and accommodations to escape the winter chill and experience the laid-back lifestyle of our 5 archipelagos and 118 islands.

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Lifestyle Mo'orea Ravahere Silloux - Stéphane Mailion

#1 Dive into 30°C waters year-round

With over 1,000 marine species and water temperatures near 30°C year-round, Polynesian waters boast a biodiversity that is unique in the world. Even in winter, you can explore the underwater treasures of The Islands of Tahiti. Discover the best snorkelling beaches in  Bora Bora, Tahiti and Moorea !

The best time to discover the Marquesas archipelago - ©Stephane Mailion

#2 The perfect time of year to explore the Marquesas archipelago

The Marquesas archipelago is a group of islands located more than 1,300 kilometres northeast of Tahiti. Renowned for its handicrafts and tattoos, this archipelago is also home to a stunning natural environment. Discover the best things to do in the Marquesas Islands!

Benefit from the best airfare and accommodation deals - ©Manuel Dietrich

#3 Score the best deals on flights and accommodation

Now is the perfect time to book your next flight! Travel between November and March and take advantage of our best fares! Enjoy complete peace of mind in a Tahitian atmosphere from the moment you board your plane. Our all-inclusive fares cover service, comfort, and baggage. Plus, enjoy the added benefit of free excess baggage for your sports equipment (golf, surf, paddle, etc.).

Away from the tourists, treat yourself to the luxury of being alone in the world - ©Manuel Dietrich

#4 Escape the crowds and indulge in the luxury of having the world to yourself

With fewer tourists than in summer, the months from November to April are ideal for feeling like you have the world to yourself. Hundreds of white sandy beaches fringe translucent turquoise waters, while the forested mountains of the volcanic hinterland provide a rugged backdrop. It’s the perfect setting for lovers or adventurers seeking a return to nature.

Experience Tau'auhune, the time of abundance in Tahiti & Her Islands - ©Stephane Mailion

#5 Immerse yourself in Tau'auhune, the season of abundance in The Islands of Tahiti

French Polynesia enjoys a fantastic climate year-round, but November marks the start of Tau'auhune, the season of abundance when nature becomes even more generous in providing fruits, vegetables, and flowers. It's an opportunity to discover exotic treasures that delight the taste buds and enhance well-being. In the meantime, let us whet your appetite with a few traditional Tahitian recipes.

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Travel to Tahiti with peace of mind, our prices are all-inclusive:

  • Personal effects and one cabin baggage item weighing up to 10 kg
  • One checked baggage item weighing up to 23 kg
  • Additional allowance for certain sports equipment (diving, golf, surfing, paddle, etc.)
  • All meals and drinks
  • Individual screen to fully enjoy our entertainment system
  • Comfort kit (headphones, socks, earplugs, sleep mask)
  • Blanket and pillow

(*) free only on flights operated by Air Tahiti Nui, list of free equipment on the dedicated page.

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About The Islands of Tahiti :

Surrounded by crystal-clear waters, The Islands of Tahiti offer stunning natural beauty, authentic island culture, and a unique lifestyle. This world-famous destination is renowned for its white-sand beaches, turquoise lagoons, and diverse landscapes that range from coral atolls to volcanic peaks. A variety of accommodation options are available, including luxury hotels with overwater bungalows, villas, furnished tourist accommodations, as well as yachts, catamarans, cargo ships, and cruise liners.

The Islands of Tahiti are all connected by Mana, the vital energy and spiritual force that permeates Polynesian daily life. Mana can be seen, touched, tasted, and felt, and it’s only when you visit The Islands of Tahiti that you truly understand why they are called the Mana Islands. Find out more about: www.TahitiTourisme.fr

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