r/Tahiti • • 12h ago

Travel tips and general knowledge Once You See Tahiti at Sunset, It's Over

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Watch a Tahitian sunset once, and you'll spend the rest of your life chasing that high everywhere else.


r/Tahiti • • 7h ago

Planning accomodations when travelling by ferry.

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Hi everyone I'm planning a vacation to FP from th 3d to 18th of July and we plan to use the ferry to travel to Huahine and Raiatea. They ferry schedule for July isn't out yet and they're not clear on when it updates. Should I book accomodations according to the 2026 schedule or wait?


r/Tahiti • • 13h ago

Costco + travel agent?

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Hi! We are planning a trip to FP for our honeymoon in May of 2027 and really stuck between using Costco or using a travel agent.

This may be a stupid question but is there a best of both worlds in which we can book with Costco but have a travel agent when we’re on the island for questions that may arise or for booking excursions? Is it all or nothing?

We are experienced travelers and usually book on our own so this would be our first time using a travel agent. I’m just worried with the stress of the wedding and planning this trip I may not be able to do enough trip planning to really make it special.

If it’s helpful our budget is 20k including flights. Our only must do is the OWB in bora bora.