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Visiting Tahiti

<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Life often presents us with complex and difficult decisions&comma; but visiting Tahiti isn’t one of them&period; It’s the kind of decision that any couple should make&comma; especially during a honeymoon&period; Tahiti is essentially five different archipelago that covers 4 million square kilometres of Pacific Ocean&period; It is a beautiful corner of the great ocean with delectable cuisine&comma; rich culture&comma; tropical weather and warm waters&period; Air Tahiti Nui is an airline that can bring us to Papeete&comma; the capital of the country&period; As we are approaching the runway&comma; we could be awed by the pristine beach&comma; emerald sea&comma; plunging valleys and cloud-draped mountains&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Tahiti is also known for the hospitality of its people and when we arrive at a hotel in the country&comma; we could be greeted with sounds of guitar and ukulele&period; Smiling Polynesian women in their traditional dress will entertain us with the dancing&period; Tiare&comma; Tahiti’s national flower could be used quite prominently when welcoming visitors&period; There are a number of attractions in the capital&comma; such as the main market that offers various local handicrafts and other things that may attract tourists&period; During our stay&comma; the sun would probably never hide behind the cloud&comma; because bouts of tropical rain can be quite rare&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;"><img class&equals;"aligncenter wp-image-179" src&equals;"https&colon;&sol;&sol;incrediblemag&period;com&sol;wp-content&sol;uploads&sol;2015&sol;10&sol;Visiting-Tahiti-1024x819&period;jpg" alt&equals;"Visiting Tahiti" width&equals;"600" height&equals;"480" &sol;><&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">If our idea of honeymoon involves adventure and activity&comma; then we would be delighted to experience the more extreme excursions around Hitiaa&comma; known for its lava tubes&period; Volcanic eruptions many years ago had forged many channels around the rock that we can pass through&period; It is now an underground river&comma; where stunning waterfalls continuously gush through many sections&period; When exploring the rocky areas&comma; we need good&comma; tough and reliable shoes&period; Because Tahiti is an archipelago&comma; it is a good idea to venture beyond the main island&comma; as an example&comma; Tahiti’s sister island&comma; the Moorea&period; The island is literally good enough to eat with plenty of fruits&comma; such as watermelons&comma; breadfruit&comma; bananas&comma; mangoes&comma; pineapple and papaya&period; The best sample of fruits should be taken directly from the plant and eaten on the spot&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Moorea is also known for its black pearl boutiques and many visitors think that they can’t go home without a black Tahitian pearn encircling their neck or finger&period; The island is also known for its pristine lagoon where many pearl oysters thrive&comma; offering pears with many colors&comma; like steel grey&comma; shimmering green&comma; reddish bronze and aubergine&period; The Moorea Intercontinental Resort has a dolphin center that allows us to interact with these sea mammals amid the lush surrounds&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">After Moorea&comma; we could use a light plane or boat to go to Bora Bora&comma; which is known for its sparkling blue lagoons&comma; colourful coral garden and velvety sand&period; A simple scuba diving activity will offer us a rainbow of colourful fishes and Bora bora is simply the country’s prettiest island&period; It is best to experience the island by choosing hotels with water bungalow that offers excellent vantage point&period; Some of the bungalows even have glass bottomed floor or tablet wit small opening used to feed fishes that swarm under the bungalow&period; We could enjoy relaxing afternoon in private decks and it is possible to lash out in a canoe directly from the bungalow to explore the lagoon&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p style&equals;"text-align&colon; justify&semi;">Some sandbars in Bora Bora allow us to feed stingray in shallow water and small ones don’t usually sting&period; The feeling of those grey beauties slithering between our legs can be quite indescribable&period; People who are brave enough could offer raw fish to these stingrays&period; Local guides could also take us to areas where we will observe manta ray&period; It is not recommended to go to deeper lagoons of Bora Bora without local guides&comma; due to the presence of some reef sharks&period; Although these shark species don’t usually attack human&comma; it is preferable to be safe and be accompanied with local experts&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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