Tahiti's capital has a covered market selling fruit, flowers and black pearls, and roulottes (food trucks) in the evening. Drive around the island to black-sand beaches, waterfalls and Teahupo'o, a famous surf break.
The Musée de Tahiti et des Îles tells Polynesian history.
A lush island 30 minutes by ferry from Tahiti, with jagged peaks, Cook's Bay and Ōpūnohu Bay, and the Belvedere lookout.
An island with the volcanic peak of Mount Otemanu rising above a turquoise lagoon ringed by small islands (motu) with overwater bungalows.
One of the largest atolls in the world, in the Tuamotus, famous for diving the Tiputa Pass, where dolphins and sharks ride the currents.
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