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Our 'Dreams of Tahiti' Cruise aboard the Windstar Star Breeze has been the best cruise we ever experienced. The destinations, the ship, the staff and the dining couldn't be faulted by us at any time. Prior to our departure, from home, the ETG Liaison agent Lisa was outstanding in her commitment to every detail and ensuring we understood everything of what we were to about to experience. Lisa was very patient with all our requests and her itinerary presentation was first rate. What a great holiday experience !!!
Thank you Entire Travel and especially Lisa. Our Tahiti holiday was amazing from start to finish. From the time of booking until we left, the whole experience was so easy and thorough.. Anytime I rang to ask a question,Lisa and staff were beyond helpful. Once we arrived in Tahiti, the transfers went without a hitch, they were there each and every time, once we arrived on Moorea it was beyond paradise. The Manava Resort was more than we imagined, it was incredible. We loved every second. Thank you Lisa and The Entire Travel Groip and Tahiti Nui.. I will happily recommend you.. Many Thanks Vicki B.. Hunter Valley NSW..☺️
A big thank you to Entire Travel Group with a special thanks to Alison. We had mostly organised our own overseas holidays in the past but being unfamiliar with Canada we thought we would approach a travel agency. Thinking the travel agency would help us we were surprised to be handed a couple of booklets and told to go away and come back when we knew what we wanted to do. One of the booklets was Entire Travel Group so after viewing what was available we decided to contact you directly. That decision changed the Entire course of our traveling experience, excuse the pun. We sent an email to the Entire Group and over the next few days had spoken to Alison who listened, was knowledgeable and responsive to our requests, questions and doubts about travelling to Canada. At the conclusion we had holiday package which we could have only dreamed about. Alison and the team worked wonders and we were extremely happy with a holiday that was brilliant.
Special thanks to Emma from the Canada section of Entire Travel, for listening to our requests & planning our recent superb 4 week holiday - East Coast, Rockies, Vancouver area & InsidePassageCruise. From flights to accommodation & tours - all hit the mark. Thankyou.
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Our tip is not to choose your travel dates based solely on weather conditions and seasons.
The majority of the time Tahiti is sunny, hot and fabulous! Our team has visited Tahiti in every possible month and we have experienced a range of weather conditions. You may book to travel in the drier cooler month of July and have the unfortunate experience of a rainy holiday, just as you may book your holiday in a traditionally wetter month and see nothing but sunshine and blue skies every day! We simply can’t predict the weather!
Whilst resorts differ, generally low season accommodation prices are from 20 January – 31 May and 1 November – 20 December. High season is 1 June – 31 October and 21 December – 19 January. The Christmas and New Year periods, as well as Easter, are referred to as the Festive Season and often attract surcharges.
No, the official currency is the CFP Franc (XPF).
Yes, direct flights from Sydney to Tahiti (Papeete) begin in December 2026, operated twice weekly by Air Tahiti Nui, reducing travel time to around 7 hours. Currently, Australian travellers typically transit via Auckland.
No, Australian passport holders do not require a visa for stays up to 90 days. However, they must ensure their passport is valid at least six months beyond their intended departure date and have proof of onward travel or return ticket.
A direct Sydney–Tahiti flight (commencing December 2026) takes around 7–9 hours.
Current journeys (via Auckland or other hubs) average 10 hours 22 minutes, depending on route and layovers.
Flight schedules play an important role in planning a trip to The Islands of Tahiti. Flights are not scheduled every day and do vary at different times of the year depending on your departure city in Australia. Generally an itinerary will need to be either 5, 7, 9, 12 or 14 nights. There are of course exceptions to this general rule!
Remember that due to the arrival & departure times of aircraft from Australia, most itineraries will require 2 nights on the island of Tahiti (1 pre and 1 post) before/after travelling out to the other islands, so factor this in to your plans.
Most travellers find 5–7 days ideal, allowing time for lagoon activities, cultural experiences, and day trips to Moorea. Short visits of 3 days cover highlights, while 7–10 days allow deeper island exploration and relaxation.
Tahiti Travel offer a wide range of holiday packages to suit different budgets and travel styles, from relaxed beach escapes to luxury overwater‑bungalow experiences. Travellers can choose from guesthouses, boutique resorts, premium hotels, and island‑hopping packages, allowing flexibility for both value‑focused travellers and those seeking a high‑end getaway.
Travellers can further tailor their holiday with options such as cultural tours, lagoon activities, dining experiences, or all‑inclusive resort stays — ensuring there’s a Tahiti holiday package for every type of traveller.
The Islands of Tahiti enjoy a tropical climate that’s perfect year-round for a getaway. In fact, the Tuamotu Islands bask in almost 3,000 hours of sunshine per year, one of the highest in the world! The temperatures in French Polynesia are mild and relatively constant, and the islands are cooled by the trade winds of the Pacific that blow throughout the year. On the northern islands, the average ambient temperature is around 78°F/25°C and is the same as the tranquil waters of the nation’s turquoise lagoons. While farther away from the equator, the archipelagos down south (the Austral Islands and the Gambier Islands) enjoy cooler weather.
Faa’a International Airport is your gateway to Tahiti. It’s located in the Faa’a commune on Tahiti Island, five kilometres (or 3.1 miles) away from the capital city Papeete. It’s the only airport that provides international flights to and from Tahiti. At the moment, there are no direct flights from Australia to Tahiti. Fortunately, Tahiti’s national airline, Air Tahiti Nui, operates connecting flights with other airlines departing from Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane via Auckland, New Zealand. Flights can run for approximately 10-13 hours, depending on your Australian departure place. Upon your arrival at the airport, you can hop on a transfer ride to Bora Bora, Moorea, and other destinations in French Polynesia. The airport is home to various regional carriers such as Air Achipels, Air Tahiti, S.A.R.L. Pol’Air and Tahiti Air Charter.
We ask this question as it gives us a starting point in recommending particular islands or resorts to you. A 7 night holiday in a garden room at a fabulous little 2 star hotel is obviously not in the same price range as a 10 night holiday staying in an overwater bungalow with a private plunge pool at a 5 star resort! It all depends what you are wanting AND how much you have to spend.
We are here to help you get the most out of your trip to Tahiti – to create the perfect holiday package for you. We are not in the business of selling you things just because you have the budget for it so don’t be afraid to let us know how much you want to spend! You can trust our Specialist Tahiti team to help you plan your perfect trip.
Tahiti’s cyclone season runs from November to April, coinciding with the wet season. This period brings higher humidity, tropical storms, and occasional heavy rainfall — though severe cyclones are relatively rare thanks to improved monitoring systems.
Tahiti is the largest island in French Polynesia, offering cultural experiences, black‑sand beaches, waterfalls, markets, and more affordable accommodation options. It’s ideal for travellers wanting activities, culture, and varied landscapes.
Bora Bora is smaller, ultra‑luxurious, and famous for its turquoise lagoon and overwater bungalows, making it perfect for honeymoons and high‑end escapes. It is typically more expensive due to premium resorts.
Our Tahiti holiday packages let you visit the many islands of this tropical paradise. Tahiti's main island and bustling capital Papeete is full of chic bistros, high-rise shopping centres and luxury resorts. Bora Bora is one of the top honeymoon destinations globally as it has numerous secluded overwater bungalows and hidden beaches.
In Huahine, tourists can choose to unwind in pristine beaches or be adventurous and hike, snorkel, or surf. Another popular destination in Tahiti is Raiatea. It makes up for its lack of beaches with its beautiful deep lagoons and excellent sailing spots.
Our all-in-one Tahiti deals and packages let you check into the most luxurious hotels. There are many places you can book to make your visit extra memorable.
Make the most of our Tahiti packages and feast your eyes on breathtaking landscapes, majestic waters and heartwarming cultural landmarks.
Mingle with marine life in the shallow lagoons at The Huahine Natural Aquarium. You can choose to stand on platforms and observe from above or dive in and have a closer look at various kinds of fish.
If you want to learn more about Tahiti’s culture and heritage, drop by the Museum of Tahiti and Her Islands. It has four sections: geography and natural history, pre-European culture, European era and outdoor exhibits. Be sure to spot its collection of stone-carved tiki statues representing the different divinities in Tahiti culture.
For those looking for an adrenaline rush, Teahupo’o is the place. It boasts six- to 25-foot waves, perfect for daring surfers. If this isn’t for you, you can always relax and unwind on a sightseeing boat tour instead.
Sofitel Kia Ora Moorea Beach Resort
This luxury hotel lies on the eastern side of Moorea. It fuses a French-style design and Tahitian hospitality to create an idyllic destination for families and honeymooners alike. A scenic view awaits at this hotel—from lush green forests and crystal-clear pools of water to majestic mountains.
Enjoy your stay at one of its 113 luxurious bungalows above pristine waters, along the delicate shoreline or overlooking a lush garden. Then, feast with a complimentary French Polynesian breakfast and catch a breathtaking sunset at the Vue Bar.
Le Bora Bora by Pearl Resorts
This newly renovated hotel sits along the beach line of Motu, Tevairoa. It artfully blends modern amenities with authentic Tahitian design for a sanctuary of utmost relaxation.
Le Bora Bora boasts stunning overwater bungalows and intimate suites for its guests. You can go for a swim in one of their exclusive swimming pools or take a relaxing stroll in the private garden. Enjoy lounging in your villa while gazing into the magnificent view of Mount Otemanu.
Manava Suite Resort Tahiti
Find yourself a cosy retreat away from the bustling city with Manava Suite Resort Tahiti. It offers over 121 fully-furnished rooms with a distinct Tahitian flair Couples can share intimate moments inside one of their spacious garden suites, while families will have a great time staying in one of their multi-bedroom duplex apartments.
Tahiti has activities for all types of travellers. Whether you’re into wellness, excitement, or cultural immersion, the island has something for you. Here is our list of things to do when in Tahiti:
Dive into a New World
Beneath Tahiti’s pristine ocean waters lie a treasure trove waiting to be explored. Discover a new world under the sea with Tahiti’s vibrant marine life. The island cluster features different diving spots where you can swim with dolphins, sharks, sea turtles, whales and stingrays.
Explore Tahiti’s Natural Environment
Tahiti is a scenic wonderland filled with breathtaking natural landscapes. Go on a trek and revel in the picturesque views from the island’s mighty volcanic and mountain peaks. On your way up, admire the dazzling waterfalls and rivers tucked within lush forest covers. Top it off with a visit to one of the island’s pineapple plantations.
Immerse Yourself into Local Culture
Aside from stunning views, Tahiti also prides itself in having a rich cultural background. During your stay, join in the festivities that celebrate what makes Tahiti so unique. Witness a vibrant living culture when you explore the city’s streets and marketplaces. Their traditional dances, along with the beat of the booming drums and echo chants, are sure to take your breath away.
Ride the Waves at Teahupo’o
Tahiti offers thrill-seekers a surfing experience like never before. Feel your adventurous soul soar along with the waves of Teahupo’o, also known as ‘The End of the Road.’ This site carries one of the heaviest swells in the world, reaching as far as 25 feet in height.
Aside from its death-defying waves, Teahupo’o is also home to the annual Billabong Pro Surfing Championships.
Make the most of our Tahiti packages and feast your eyes on breathtaking landscapes, majestic waters and heartwarming cultural landmarks.
Mingle with marine life in the shallow lagoons at The Huahine Natural Aquarium. You can choose to stand on platforms and observe from above or dive in and have a closer look at various kinds of fish.
If you want to learn more about Tahiti’s culture and heritage, drop by the Museum of Tahiti and Her Islands. It has four sections: geography and natural history, pre-European culture, European era and outdoor exhibits. Be sure to spot its collection of stone-carved tiki statues representing the different divinities in Tahiti culture.
For those looking for an adrenaline rush, Teahupo’o is the place. It boasts six- to 25-foot waves, perfect for daring surfers. If this isn’t for you, you can always relax and unwind on a sightseeing boat tour instead.
Here are our top picks for must-see attractions in Tahiti.
Heiva Festival
Get a glimpse of authentic Tahitian culture by attending the annual Heiva Festival! The festivities usually take place during July and last for two weeks. Throughout the festival, you will find traditional dances, songs and competitive sports that celebrate the richness of Polynesian culture.
Black Pearl Museum
Tahiti is home to one of the most striking black pearls on Earth. Find one of these rare gems with a visit to Papeete’s Black Pearl Museum. This museum showcases a vast collection of Tahitian black pearls of different shades—from blue, brown, green, purple and silver. If you’re lucky, you can witness the iconic baroque-shaped Tahitian silver pearl when you drop by.
Arahoho Blowhole
Want a bit of thrill? Look no further, for adventure awaits in just one drive away. Head down southeast from Papeete to the RT2 road, and find yourself stunned—and drenched—by the Arahoho Blowhole!
Witness the roaring waves of the ocean as they crash dramatically onto large rock formations. The swell is big enough to shoot sprays of water onto curious onlookers. Quite exciting, right?
Le Marché Papeete
Before you leave, it’s a must to make a stop at Tahiti’s oldest market, Le Marché Papeete. This 155-year-old market is home to a wide assortment of shops that you can explore to your heart’s content. Try tasting the local fresh produce and Tahiti’s very own vanilla.
Then, bring home a piece of Tahiti with local handmade crafts and souvenir items like the Tifaifai (Tahitian quilts) or Pareos (Tahitian wraps).
Dreaming of a different island paradise? Browse our other Island Holiday Packages for the perfect getaway.
Tahiti Travel is Australia’s leading Tahiti specialist brand, dedicated exclusively to the Islands of Tahiti and French Polynesia. For over 20 years, our team has helped travellers experience the very best of Bora Bora, Moorea, Tahiti and the outer islands – backed by a team with more than 50 years of collective expertise.
Our specialists bring genuine destination insight, strengthened by long‑standing partnerships with Tahiti’s leading resorts, airlines and local operators. This means you benefit from insider knowledge, better recommendations, exclusive value and the assurance that every detail has been designed by true experts who know the islands intimately.
As part of Entire Travel Group, you enjoy the security of booking with one of Australia’s most established travel companies. Entire Travel Group is ATIA Accredited and a proud member of CATO (Council of Australian Tour Operators), ensuring the highest standards of professionalism and industry‑backed service.
Whether you’re dreaming of an overwater bungalow, a romantic honeymoon or a multi‑island adventure, our specialist team will guide you with honesty, insight and care — creating a seamless, personalised Tahiti holiday tailored to your style, preferences and budget.
Booking with a Tahiti specialist means your holiday is designed by people who know the destination in detail — the islands, the resorts, the lagoon conditions, the transfers, and the experiences that make the biggest difference to your trip.
As an industry‑accredited Tahiti specialist brand powered by Entire Travel Group, we offer expert advice, strong resort and airline partnerships, and personalised planning — giving you total confidence and peace of mind from start to finish. Whether you’re dreaming of an overwater bungalow, a luxury escape or a tailored multi‑island journey, booking with a Tahiti specialist ensures you get the right recommendations, the right value and a holiday designed perfectly for you.
Discover the breathtaking beauty of The Islands of Tahiti, also known as French Polynesia. With stunning white sand beaches, crystal-clear lagoons, and lush volcanic mountains, this paradise offers more than just sun and sand. Enjoy a perfect blend of Polynesian culture and French influence, creating a unique travel experience. Whether you’re diving in vibrant reefs, hiking through tropical rainforests, or relaxing in luxurious resorts, Tahiti has something for every traveller. Immerse yourself in its rich heritage, indulge in world-class cuisine, and explore the natural wonders that make Tahiti a must-visit destination.
Travelling to Tahiti from Australia is straightforward, with smooth one‑stop connections available year‑round - and non‑stop flights between Sydney and Papeete commencing from December 2026, making the journey even more convenient.
Flights arrive into Faa’a International Airport (PPT) on the island of Tahiti, the gateway to French Polynesia’s islands. To get the most out of your holiday, consider the drier months for clearer lagoons, lighter humidity and excellent conditions for snorkelling, diving and lagoon tours.
Pack reef‑safe sunscreen, lightweight resort wear and comfortable clothing for excursions. Pre‑booking popular experiences is highly recommended, especially during peak seasons.
Inter‑island flights and ferry services are important parts of most itineraries, so planning with a Tahiti specialist helps ensure smooth connections, the right pacing, and an itinerary tailored to your travel style.
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