GUEDJ Jérôme Mr & Corine Mme – Test Itin
- Jérôme Guedj
- Corine Test
- Anthony Lannoy
Ia ora na et Maeva, Mon texte supplémentaire. Vous pouvez mettre ce que vous voulez.
Bienvenue dans votre espace privé « Mon voyage en Polynésie française ».
Votre voyage prend vie ! Retrouvez ici tous les détails de votre séjour : votre itinéraire, vos hébergements, vos activités et toutes les informations utiles pour préparer sereinement votre aventure.
Nous vous souhaitons une merveilleuse découverte de nos îles.
Timeline · TIMK763836
34 days.
Trip details
The iconic island
- Hotel
- Room
-
- Classic Ocean & Moorea View Room
- Meal plan
- American Breakfast
- Telephone
- +689 40 86 51 10
- Check-in / Check-out
- 15h00 / 11h00
Day 1 - July 23, 2026
Services
- Flight TN007 - Air Tahiti Nui International Arrival
- Express Service, rate per Passenger
- Intl Arrival - VIP Welcome Package - 2 hours
- 21h30 - Private Transfer International Airport > Hotel
Tahiti
Next step ↓The pink sand atoll
- Hotel
- Room
-
- American Breakfast - Premium Overwater Bungalow
- Telephone
- +689 40 96 23 00
- Check-in / Check-out
- 15h00 / 11h00
Day 2 - July 24, 2026
Tahiti → Tikehau
Services
- Shared Transfer Hotel > Domestic Airport
- 16h00 - Shared Transfer Airport > Le Tikehau by Pearl
Romantic Champagne Dinner at the restaurant
- Provider
- Hotel Le Tikehau by Pearl Resorts
- per Couple
Day 3 - July 25, 2026
TAURUMI Traditional Polynesian Massage - 50min
- Provider
- Hotel Le Tikehau by Pearl Resorts
per Person
Day 4 - July 26, 2026
Day 5 - July 27, 2026
Day 6 - July 28, 2026
Day 7 - July 29, 2026
Tikehau
Next step ↓The iconic island
- Hotel
- Room
-
- Classic Ocean & Moorea View Room
- Meal plan
- American Breakfast
- Telephone
- +689 40 86 51 10
- Check-in / Check-out
- 15h00 / 11h00
Day 8 - July 30, 2026
Tikehau → Tahiti
Services
- Pick-up time to be confirmed - Shared Transfer Le Tikehau by Pearl > Airport
- 18h00 - Flight VT369 - Pass Flight Tikehau > Papeete
- 19h00 - Shared Transfer Domestic Airport > Hotel
Tahiti
Next step ↓The iconic island
- Hotel
- Room
-
- Ocean View Suite
- Telephone
- +689 40 48 88 88
- Check-in / Check-out
- 14h00 / 11h00
Day 9 - July 31, 2026
Tahiti
Next step ↓Aranui 5
- Cruise
- Aranui 5
- Cabin
-
- Standard
Day 10 - August 1, 2026
Tahiti → Cruise Aranui 5 · Boarding
Services
- 08h00 - Private Transfer Hotel > Cruise Terminal
Day 11 - August 2, 2026
Day 12 - August 3, 2026
Day 13 - August 4, 2026
Day 14 - August 5, 2026
Day 15 - August 6, 2026
Day 16 - August 7, 2026
Day 17 - August 8, 2026
Day 18 - August 9, 2026
Day 19 - August 10, 2026
Day 20 - August 11, 2026
Aranui 5
Next step ↓The sister island
- Hotel
- Room
-
- American Breakfast - Luxury Overwater Bungalow
- Meal plan
- Half Board Supplement, Canoe Breakfast
- Telephone
- +689 40 55 12 12
- Check-in / Check-out
- 14h00 / 11h00
Day 21 - August 12, 2026
Cruise Aranui 5 → Moorea · Disembarkation
Services
- 09h00 - Private Transfer Cruise Terminal > Ferry dock
- Departure time to be confirmed - AREMITI, One Way Papeete > Moorea
- 10h45 - Shared Day Transfer Ferry > Sofitel Moorea
Car Rental - Category B-ECMR
- Provider
- Avis Pacificar Vaiare - Moorea
- Telephone
- +689 40 56 32 68
Day 22 - August 13, 2026
Day 23 - August 14, 2026
- PICK-UP
- 08h10 Lobby of the hotel
- Provider
- Moorea Food Adventure - Moorea
- Telephone
- +689 87 77 66 23
This tour focuses on local-style stops, often overlooked by visitors. The itinerary remains flexible and may vary depending on the opening days of snacks, restaurants, and shops, as well as seasonal roadside offerings...
Moorea
Next step ↓The sacred island
- Hotel
- Room
-
- Lagoon View Bungalow
- Meal plan
- Compulsory Half Board
- Telephone
- +689 40 66 20 00
- Check-in / Check-out
- 15h00 / 11h00
Day 24 - August 15, 2026
Moorea → Raiatea-Tahaa
Services
- 10h00 - Shared Day Transfer Sofitel Moorea > Airport
- 11h00 - Flight VT123 - Pass Flight Moorea > Raiatea
- 11h40 - Shared Transfer Airport > Raiatea Lodge
Day 25 - August 16, 2026
Day 26 - August 17, 2026
- PICK-UP
- 09h00 Pontoon of the hotel
- Provider
- Are Tours - Raiatea
- Telephone
- +689 87 79 01 98
Departure from Uturoa around 8:30, cruise along the East coast of Raiatea to the mouth of river Faaroa. It is the only navigable river in French Polynesia and used to be the feeding ground for all Polynesian people du...
Raiatea-Tahaa
Next step ↓The romantic icon
- Hotel
- Room
-
- American Breakfast - 1BR Beach View Overwater Bungalow Suite
- Telephone
- +689 40 60 31 30
- Check-in / Check-out
- 15h00 / 12h00
Day 27 - August 18, 2026
Raiatea-Tahaa → Bora Bora
Services
- Pick-up time to be confirmed - Shared Transfer Raiatea Lodge > Airport
- 12h00 - Flight VT456 - Pass Flight Raiatea > Bora Bora
- 12h30 - Shared Transfer Airport > Four Seasons
Day 28 - August 19, 2026
- PICK-UP
- 08h30 Lobby of the Hotel Four Seasons Resort Bora Bora
- Provider
- Reef Discovery - Bora Bora
Day 29 - August 20, 2026
- PICK-UP
- 09h00 Pontoon of the hotel
- Provider
- Bora Bora Pearl Farm
- Telephone
- +689 89 54 30 37
Champagne & Pearl included
Day 30 - August 21, 2026
Bora Bora
Next step ↓The iconic island
- Hotel
- Room
-
- Ocean View Suite
- Telephone
- +689 40 48 88 88
- Check-in / Check-out
- 14h00 / 11h00
Day 31 - August 22, 2026
Bora Bora → Tahiti
Services
- Pick-up time to be confirmed - Shared Transfer Four Seasons > Airport
- 13h00 - Flight VT147 - Pass Flight Bora Bora > Papeete
- 19h00 - Shared Transfer Domestic Airport > Hotel
Day 32 - August 23, 2026
Services
- 20h00 - Shared Transfer Hotel > International Airport
Day 33 - August 24, 2026
Day 34 - August 25, 2026
Tahiti
Tahiti DMC information
Your Trip Information
Entry requirements
Entry requirements vary depending on your nationality. Please check the applicable requirements before travelling : Tahiti Tourism – Visa & entry requirements
Health
Please refer to the following page for health recommendations and useful information before travelling : Tahiti Tourism – Health information
Currency & payments
The local currency is the French Pacific Franc (XPF). Credit and debit cards are generally accepted at hotels, restaurants and major tourist establishments, but we recommend carrying some cash in XPF, especially when travelling to the islands and more remote areas.
Currency exchange is available at certain authorized exchange offices, including at Tahiti-Faa’a International Airport and selected dedicated exchange facilities. Not all foreign currencies are necessarily accepted, so we recommend checking which currencies are supported before travelling and arranging your currency exchange in advance. Local banks no longer offer currency exchange services to travelers.
What to pack
For a comfortable stay, we recommend bringing a hat, sunglasses, a rash guard or UV-protective clothing, swimwear, suitable sunscreen and mosquito repellent.
We also recommend bringing your own snorkeling equipment (mask, snorkel and fins) for greater comfort, although equipment is generally available at hotels and from excursion suppliers.
Please also make sure you have enough batteries, chargers and memory cards for your electronic devices.
Electricity
In French Polynesia, the electrical supply is generally 220 V / 60 Hz, with mainly Type E sockets (French-style outlets). If your devices use a different plug type, please bring a suitable travel adapter.
Wi-Fi & mobile coverage
Mobile and internet coverage can vary depending on the island and location, particularly in more remote areas.
Domestic flights & luggage
Domestic flight schedules may be changed by the airlines without prior notice. Our local team monitor any changes and will adjust the relevant services whenever possible.
Please also make sure to respect the baggage allowance for your flights to avoid any additional charges at check-in.
For late-afternoon or evening returns in Tahiti from remote islands, particularly the Marquesas, Tuamotu and Austral Islands, we recommend allowing one night in Tahiti before any onward connection, particularly before an international flight or a ferry crossing to Moorea. Flights from these archipelagos may be subject to delays, and an overnight stay in Tahiti helps ensure a smoother and more secure onward journey.
International flight changes
Our local teams are informed of any changes to your international flights so that your transfers and/or any other impacted services can be adjusted accordingly when necessary.
Local transportation
Taxis are mainly available in tourist areas and around airports, hotels and city centers. Public transportation is more developed on the more populated islands and may be less frequent or unavailable in more remote areas. We recommend planning your local transportation in advance when necessary.
Punctuality
For transfers and excursions, please be at the meeting point a few minutes before the scheduled departure time. Services operate according to fixed schedules.
Accommodation
Please respect the check-in and check-out times indicated by each accommodation. Early check-in and late check-out are subject to availability and prior confirmation.
Weather & activities
Weather and sea conditions can vary, and some excursions or activities may be modified, postponed or cancelled for safety reasons. Decisions are made by the suppliers according to local conditions.
Drinking water
The quality of tap water can vary depending on the island and location. Tap water is safe to drink in some areas, but we recommend checking locally and, when in doubt, choosing sealed bottled water.
Languages
French and Tahitian are the official languages. English is also widely spoken in tourist establishments.
Local customs
In French Polynesia, using first names and addressing people informally is common and generally reflects a friendly and welcoming culture. Tipping is not mandatory and remains entirely at your discretion, depending on your experience and the quality of service.
Tropical Environment
French Polynesia is a tropical destination, where insects, geckos and other small animals are part of the natural environment. We recommend keeping doors and windows closed when appropriate.
Protect our paradise
Please help protect our exceptional natural environment: do not touch corals or marine life, do not collect sand or shells, and help conserve water and energy.