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1. Secluded Islands Make the Perfect Vacation Destinations November 06, 2008 Whether you want to choose a honeymoon destination, a place where you can have a truly romantic experience or one where you can let the stresses of life fade away for a short time, secluded islands will give you what you crave. These islands are in tropical locations giving you the warmth of the sun and sandy beaches where you can lie off and soak up the rays. The islands of French Polynesia are becoming more and more popular in this type of vacation because of the total seclusion they offer. For a vacation of a lifetime on a secluded tropical island check out what the Tiare Beach Resort ... (read more) Author: Ling Tong

2. Top Exotic Boating Destinations October 07, 2008 The wonderful thing about boating is that it gives you the opportunity to visit a variety of exotic destinations you wouldn't be able to visit otherwise. Next time you are planning the ultimate boating destination consider the following choices to have the best exotic boating experience you've ever had. First on the list is Bora Bora, French Polynesia. This destination offers mythical beauty that you won't find anywhere else. You can take your boat or charter another boat to take you on an adventure through hidden lagoons, untouched beaches and coral gardens. On the island of Motu Tapu you... (read more) Author: Robert Bell

3. Discovering Famous Kauai Historical Sites October 07, 2008 There is an abundance of Kauai historical sites since the island is over 5 million years old and is the oldest in all of Hawaii. Several explorers from Polynesia, Europe and America have already visited the island over several centuries so some structures and places have a legend to tell. Find out more about Hawaiian culture, history and tradition and unveil the secrets to some of Kauai's treasures. Built on Belief There used to be several bellstones located all over the different islands of Hawaii. These were struck at a specific point to resonate a unique tone that can be heard fro... (read more) Author: Nupur Das

4. Tahiti : A Perfect Place To Holiday September 23, 2008 Tahiti Island is officially a part of French Polynesia which is a collection of over 100 islands in the South Pacific. Tahiti island, along with Bora Bora and Moorea, are the most famous islands in the French Polynesian archipelago. The exotic island of Tahiti in French Polynesia is one of the best vacation destinations in the world. Tahiti is growing as one of the top luxury travel vacation destinations. From honeymooners wanting to experience the intimacy of these secluded islands, to active divers wanting to explore the colorful underwater displays, to families wishing for a unique exp... (read more) Author: Tahiti Dreamin

5. Discover the Luxurious Advantages of 5 Star World Cruises September 08, 2008 5 star world cruises are the perfect way to circumscribe the globe in luxury for those who love to travel and discover new and exciting destinations. Visit Exotic Destinations Cruise lines can provide your trip with many amenities, destinations and port of calls, but choosing which cruise is right for you can be real challenge. 5 star world cruises offer the choice to sail the northern hemisphere, southern hemisphere or the Mediterranean. If you book an Asian cruise you could visit the splendid scenery of the French Polynesia, Vietnam, China or New Zealand. Or book the Mediterr... (read more) Author: Sarah Martin

6. What Exactly Are Vimax Pills? September 08, 2008 It is a powerful natural herbal male enhancement formula that increases penis length and girth, sexual desire, sexual health and helps to achieve stronger erections. Combining the formulations of the type of herbs found in many parts of the world that have been proven to work for many years, you can now enjoy the full benefits of our product. Some of the same type of herbs found in Polynesia where the men of the Mangaian tribe have sex on the average of 3 times a night, every night. While this is not what you may wish, it is nice to know your sexual performance can improve su... (read more) Author: suherman harta82

7. Exotic Getaways are Great For Any Occasion July 30, 2008 When you want to find an exotic location for your next getaway, you want to choose a place that has everything you need. The best choice in this is an all-inclusive resort where you have amenities extraordinaire at your fingertips. One of the most popular exotic getaways in the world is a vacation on the island of Bora Bora. This is one of the secluded islands of French Polynesia with a famous lagoon. From June to November is the best time of year to book your getaway to this island which has some of the best beaches and dive sites in the world as well as a wealth of marine life. If you ... (read more) Author: Ling Tong

8. Tahiti Cruise and Vacation July 30, 2008 Tahiti Cruise & Vacation is your online travel agent and guide to Tahiti, the largest and arguably one of the most picturesque patches of land in the southern Pacific Ocean. Tahiti Cruise & Vacation offers quality advice and services tailor-made for tourists planning to visit this Polynesian paradise. In our portfolio, you find specials offers and packages, including honeymoon packages, cruises, hotels and resorts, and various adventurous and leisure activities. Tahiti islands, along with Bora Bora and Moorea, are the most famous islands in the French Polynesian archipelago. In Tahiti, attra... (read more) Author: Tuanua Degage

9. 10 Great Places for a Honeymoon July 22, 2008 Every bride wants her wedding day to be the most special day of her life. It can be a little hectic with all the planning, though. The honeymoon is the perfect time to relax and enjoy each other, and your choice of location should give you the opportunity to do so. Here's ten places that serve lovers best. 1. No mention of romantic getaways could be complete without Paris, France. Known as the most romantic city in the world with its fairy lights and European lifestyle, Paris calls to lovers from around the world. Of course, once you're there, Paris connects easily with some beautiful loc... (read more) Author: Paul Symonds

10. Specialty Cruise Destinations: Bora Bora to Sharm El Sheik June 27, 2008 Bora Bora, French Polynesia Its beauty is almost mythical and you have a front-row seat. It’s an exclusive chartered boat, set off for an adventure through hidden lagoons, past untouched beaches and over coral gardens. Dock on the stunning island of Motu Tapu to explore the tropical beauty and enjoy a restorative Mai Tai. Finish your adventure with a lavish lunch at the exclusive Bora Bora Lagoon Resort and Spa, where you’ll enjoy the music of a local trio and a performance by Tahitian dancers. Hobart, Australia For a truly once in a lifetime experience, go shopping with a pe... (read more) Author: Sarah Martin

11. Polynesia with DWVC May 15, 2008 A trip to French Polynesia is just like a dream come true. French Polynesia is an overseas territory attached to France. Located in the center of the South Pacific Ocean, French Polynesia is halfway between Australia and California in the US. Better known by the name of its main island, Tahiti, French Polynesia is a constellation of about 118 islands and islets, categorized into five archipelagos, such as Society Islands, Austral Islands, Gambier Islands, Marquesas Islands, and Tuamotu Islands. Each island group has its own significance, and is much famed for its dramatic scenery and uniq... (read more) Author: Designer Way Vacation Club

12. TAHITI, One of the Best Destination Wedding or Honeymoon Locations in the World May 15, 2008 “Now debarking, flight #204, we have arrived in Tahiti in the exotic South Pacific where you will enjoy your Destination Wedding and Honeymoon!” The plane has just landed; you’ve gathered your belongings from the overhead compartment. You’ve checked and double checked your reservation confirmation. You step into the aisle and make your way to the front of the plane. Your heart begins to quicken. Your hair blows gently. As you approach the exit, the anticipation becomes nearly unbearable. You lace your fingers in the hand of your loved one. Then, finally, you step out of the plane and th... (read more) Author: Phyllis Cheung

13. Speculating about the Origin of Water Tattoos April 01, 2008 It is a widely held view that the art of tattoo originated from Polynesia and is derived from the Polynesian word "Ta-tau" which means "to strike a mark". The practice is part of a cultural tradition typically applied to coincide with ceremonies of the time. Tattoos were applied using a variety of tools. The most common being a comb like utensil made from wood or bone with numerous sharp needles. The process of applying a tattoo to the body includes coating the sharpened needle with a pigment (usually from the ashes of a fire) which is then mixed with water or oil. The needle is then tap... (read more) Author: Pete Fick

14. Captain Cook and Point Venus, Matavai Bay, Tahiti December 27, 2007 CAPTAIN COOK AND POINT VENUS – PAPEETE, TAHITI Our little ship reminds them that if they are to make Point Venus today, then they need to set off now. Extricating the anchor from the mud, the hose and scrubber come into use, removing with some vigorous pokes and vigorous strokes, the thick grey goo from the flukes. Snubbed home with the anchor washed down, she turns into the gentle breeze and sails out of harbour on a reciprocal course from her entry just a few days before. A short sail eastward along the breakwater brings her into Matavai Bay proper where she drops anchor in about eight ... (read more) Author: vincent bossley

15. The day Diana died - Moorea, French Polynesia December 21, 2007 THE DAY DIANA DIED – MOOREA, FRENCH POLYNESIA Carrying out some much needed housework instead of luxuriating in the hammock swinging in the shade of the awning, sees our valiants scrubbing the waterline. Then, onto polishing the stainless steel pulpit and pushpit rails, stanchions, and re caulking some wayward teak decking. During a break and downing a welcome cup of tea our captain is fiddling with the short wave radio trying to pick up Radio New Zealand, which he feels should be in reception range by now. Instead the BBC issues forth in their metallic and clipped tones; ‘She was ... (read more) Author: vincent bossley

16. Mutiny to Tahiti and French Polynesia December 12, 2007 Since the age of explorers Wallis, Bougainville, and Cook, legendary Tahiti has tickled imaginations worldwide. More recently, Tahiti became the most famous Polynesian island of all when Clark Gable (1935), Marlon Brando (1962), and Mel Gibson (1984) played the role of Fletcher Christian in three blockbuster Mutiny on the Bounty films. Even the horrendous French nuclear testing program from 1966-1996 did little to dampen this image. For the modern traveler, there’s no getting around the fact that French Polynesia is expensive. Bora Bora is easily the most upscale tourist destination in th... (read more) Author: David Stanley

17. Exotic French Polynesia November 15, 2007 French Polynesian culture has been around since 2000 BC; it is one of the oldest surviving cultures in the world today. French Polynesia is made up of 130 islands, although more than half the population lives on Tahiti. The largest city is Papeete, which is also the capital city. The official language of the territory is French, it is the language used in all schools and is spoken widely on Tahiti. Ironically, however, Tahitian, is an official regional language of the Society Islands and is the language that most people speak when at home, although not on Tahiti. English is not a common langua... (read more) Author: Sandy Cosser

18. South Seas Anchorage - Rangiroa Atoll, French Polynesia November 14, 2007 SOUTH SEAS ANCHORAGE – RANGIROA ATOLL, FRENCH POLYNESIA Bearing down on the Tuamotus, our crew are keeping a sharp lookout ahead. They know now that the first sighting of land is going to be the fronded crown of a palm tree, rooted in the sand of a coral atoll barely above sea level. The expectation of being the first to spy one of these occupies our crew with the formidable fervour of young boys. In the event, a number of these mop tops sluggishly grow out of the southern horizon, bathing in the western afternoon sunlight. Staring at an empty horizon for so long, these rising palms, eage... (read more) Author: vincent bossley

19. Basic Facts About Cook Islands October 02, 2007 An overview of facts about the Cook Islands Scattered across the Pacific Ocean is the Cook Islands, a group of beautiful islands known for their warm, welcoming people and fantastic beaches. Made up of 15 islands, the Cook Islands is a self-governing parliamentary democracy which is in free association with New Zealand. Each of the 15 islands offers a unique experience to its visitors. Tourists interested in going to this side of the Pacific ought to know a few facts about the Cook Islands. Located between Fiji and French Polynesia, the Cook Islands is very different from its neighbo... (read more) Author: Todd Sarouhan

20. Bora Bora the Beautiful August 06, 2007 Poking his head out of the hatch, the salty blast of breeze slaps her captain in the face. Laden with moisture it fingers his face, threatening rain. Lead like, the southern sky is an endless flat grey expanse from the horizon up. Either she is sailing into a weather system, or it is another local anomaly. Running a printout from the weather fax shows no major system in their slice of the ocean. Remembering a similar situation on the run down to the Tuamotus’ when she lost her shroud, her crew take a reef into her mainsail just to be sure. Mid afternoon sees the cloud shredding into blue, and,... (read more) Author: vincent bossley

21. Tahiti Surfing - Longboarding European Showdown in Tahiti July 29, 2007 LONGBOARDING EUROPEAN SHOWDOWN IN TAHITI From July 24-July 29, the best longboarders from around the globe will gather in the astonishing island of French Polynesia - Tahiti, to battle for the women's and men's European titles. Taharuu, Papara, the beautiful black sand beach, known to offer great surfing potential on all conditions, from 3 to 8+ ft swells, will be the place for the4 Star WLT event. On the heart of Tahiti's west coast, the city of Papara will welcome an international field of longboarders and witness the amazing levels of pure surfing style and action. With its relaxe... (read more) Author: Todd Sarouhan

22. Who Else Wants to Learn to Sailaway to Adventure and Live The Dream? March 22, 2007 SAILAWAY TO ADVENTURE Have you ever dreamt about sailing away to adventure in your own sailboat? and exploring the oceans of this beautiful planet of ours? The excitement, the freedom, the sheer joy of sailing and visiting the myriad exotic places along the way? Hawaii, The Caribbean, San Blas Islands, South America, The Galapagos, Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia, Tonga and on to New Zealand and Australia. These are but a few and the list is endless. Can you feel the excitement, following the months of planning, of finally setting off on your first passage? The exultation of leav... (read more) Author: vincent bossley

23. Tahiti Cutlture - Rich and Vibrant Multiethnic Culture March 20, 2007 Culture in Tahiti Tahiti has a rich and vibrant multiethnic culture, with some of the friendliest people in the South Pacific. The population of Tahiti is made up of mainly Polynesians, with Europeans and Chinese comprising around 12% and 5 % of the general populace respectively. While not much is known about the exact history of this gorgeous French Polynesian island, what is known is that Tahiti was formed roughly 3 million years ago by a series of volcanic eruptions. Historians believe that the other smaller islands of French Polynesia such as Raiatea and the Marquesas were initi... (read more) Author: Todd Sarouhan

24. Tahiti Vacations - An exotic tropical paradise March 09, 2007 Tahiti Vacations Inspiring the likes of painter Paul Gauguin and author Herman Melville, Tahiti is often referred to by many as the Isle of Love. Palm fringed beaches, azure waters, verdant tree covered peaks and crystal clear lagoons, all make Tahiti a true vacation paradise. Part of the Society Islands, Tahiti is also the largest island in French Polynesia. Exotic and beautiful, Tahiti offers tourists an incredible getaway to vacation in. The most important island in the country as it is home to the capital Papeete and the only international airport in French Polynesia, Tahiti toda... (read more) Author: Todd Sarouhan

25. Black Pearl Necklace 101 December 07, 2006 If you’re looking for the best accessory to sparkle up your wardrobe, look no further. Black pearls, or what is also known as Tahitian pearls, come all the way from the lagoon of French Polynesia or the deep recesses of Japanese ocean. They come in a wide range of colors – black, blue, gray, green and brown Color really depends on the personal taste of the wearer but most of the time black pearl necklaces have blue, gold, silver pink, eggplant and peacock green overtones. About the cost, the rate is that darker the Tahitian black pearl, then the more valuable it is in the pearl in... (read more) Author: Nathalie Fiset

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