Taha'a Resort

[Maureen]

Dear Theresa,

We returned home yesterday morning from our dream trip to French Polynesia. Thank you so much for help in making my dream come true. Everything was wonderful and the pick up people met us on time and were most courteous. The hotels you chose must have been the best as the rooms were perfect. We did have an awful time with light switches. We must have turned all the switches on and off at the bungalow at Intercontinental 5 times and couldn't find the switch to turn the light off over the bed. We finally called the reception desk and they sent a man over who turned it right off! Boy, did we feel stupid! We laughed so hard afterwards and I was wondering if anyone there saw the lights going off and on. If so, they must have thought we were nuts...

The islands are beautiful and unspoiled. We took a tour of Moorea and did a lagoon trip and swam with the sting rays and black tip sharks. The man that ran the trip was so funny. The island(there by Intercontinental) we went to for the BBQ was so dreamy. I could have stayed there forever.

Le Taha'a's OWB was just as we had seen on tv, fabulous! We had wanted to snorkel in the Coral Gardens but it rained and fortunately our catamaran stopped there to snorkel so we didn't miss it after all. We also stopped at a vanilla plantation on Taha'a and the Spa at the Intercontinental and Bloody Mary's for dinner on Bora Bora. I was able to do 2 dives at Bora Bora too.

Before we boarded our catamaran on Raiatea we had a private tour of Raiatea which we booked through Le Taha'a. Expensive but the lady took us all around the island which lasted 6 hours.

When we flew back to Tahiti I wanted to tour the island but our energy seemed to disappear quickly so we missed touring the island. Maybe next time...

The only bad part of the trip was the long flights. Ugh! Monday our flight on AA was supposed to leave at 10:20 pm from LAX but got delayed until 12 M. We had arrived at 6:15 pm so it was a long wait again.

I just want to express my gratitude for arranging everything. You didn't forget anything!

Sincerely,

Maureen

[lena01]

Taha’a (sometimes spelled as "Tahaa") is an island located among the western group, the Leeward Islands, of the Society Islands in French Polynesia, an overseas territory of France in the Pacific Ocean. The islands of Taha’a and neighboring Raiatea to the immediate south are enclosed by the same coral reef, and they may once have been a single island. Tahaa has 5,000 people living on 90 square kilometres (35 square miles), and reaches a maximum height of 590 metres (1,940 ft). It is also known as the "Vanilla Island" and produces pearls of exceptional quality.

[lerissa]

Landon123, I am going to do agree with you here that above members have shared really a nice and sufficient stuff here about the Taha'a and its resorts. I am a traveling lover and it is always great for me to get stuff about the new places in the world. I will surely go to experience this place in future days.






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[hoke]

Taha'a is am Island in French Polynesia which is filled with the beauty of nature. This attracts me and other travelers who is willing to have an adoring time period. here I am going to share some images of this place which delight you all.




What do you say about these images?

[royjohn]

Well, which a nice conversation is going here about the Taha'a Resort, which is totally fulfilled with useful and massive information. The shared images of this resort are also fantastic and attention-grabbing. I want to enjoy my travel time at this beautiful place. So would you like to tell me which time is best to visit this island?

[aashi]

I really love the images and this will be really having such a good and most appealing time. Views are really nice and must be fascinated.

[elizabeth]

Hello hoke! I read your sharing stuff and this is very awesome. Your sharing images is also great and i will must try this. This is new place for me but you share here the nice stuff and this is useful for us.

[hoke]

In Taha'a Island summer will start from October through April, and if talk about winter will start from May through September. In winter climate is slightly cooler and dryer but in summer you will face warmer climates. I think its perfect for every season and can go there throughout the year.