Above and right: Enjoy stunning


views of Bora Bora and its crystalline lagoon on every itinerary.


Above and top left: You can also encounter Polynesian culture at local markets, where perhaps you’ll shop for Tahiti’s famous black pearls.


Bora Bora


Graced with crystalline aqua lagoons, idyllic white-sand beaches, and jagged volcanic peaks, Bora Bora appears like a postcard as you arrive. Circle the island by waverunner or jetboat, traverse the interior by off-road safari, dive beneath the surface for a chance to swim with reef fish, moray eels, and lemon sharks, or relax on our exclusive, private beach on a motu just off the island. All seven of our itineraries visit Bora Bora.


Moorea


Rugged peaks, volcanic craters, and lush interiors thick with tropical fruit, fragrant flowers, and forests of gigantic mape, or chestnut trees, make Moorea’s mountain scenery nothing short of spectacular. Take an off-road safari, an underwater walk, an ATV tour, a ride on a Catajet – the opportunities for exploration are endless. Or, if the mood suits, and simply kick back and enjoy the eye-popping scenery. All seven of our itineraries visit Moorea.


Huahine


Coined the “Garden Island” for its lush interior, Huahine is home to more than 200 stone marae sites. Small villages and untouched beaches dot the coast, and azure lagoons brim with thousands of colorful fish. Explore Huahine’s diverse geography by foot, horseback, SCUBA, or mask and snorkel. Visit Huahine on the following itineraries: Society Islands & Tuamotus (p.38), Cook Islands & Society Islands (p.42), Marquesas, Tuamotus & Society Islands (p.50), or Australs & Society Islands (p.54).


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