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The islands of French Polynesia are a selection of volcanic islands and atolls strewn across the eastern South Pacific. These islands have allured, inspired and enamoured visitors since the time the islands were first discovered. Visiting these islands is a special experience. The lure of these islands is not only due to the hospitable Polynesian people, and their spectacularly beautiful islands. There is real ambiance here - from the warmth of the air, scented heavily with tropical flowers through to fiery romantic sunsets that signal the end of another fabulous Tahitian day. Although most of today's visitors arrive by scheduled airline flights - from all over the world - the Tahitian welcome is still very much the same, warm, friendly, and genuine.

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Tahiti Airport Motel, Face Aeroport De Tahiti, Faaa, 98 702 Papeete

Tahiti Airport Motel offers modern air-conditioned rooms just 500 metres from Faa'a International Airport. Free Wi-Fi, free car parking and car rental facilities are available.
Each room at Airport Motel Tahiti features bright Polynesian décor, comfortable beds and large windows. All rooms include a private bathroom, mini refrigerator, work desk and a TV.
Rooms are available for guests with limited mobility. Free luggage storage facilities are provided. Reception is open 24 hours a day, and the hotel’s wake up service is ideal for early morning flights.
Tahiti Airport Motel is 6 km from Tahiti’s lively capital Pape’ete. Guests can hire a car to explore the lush rainforests of the island and the black sands of Venus Point Beach.
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Moorea Snorkeling Safari
Get ready for an adventure in the clear blue waters of Moorea's lagoon with a stop at Opunohu's Bay. Discover a family of "sting rays" on a "motu" (small island) at Sting Ray Paradise and explore the fascinating underwater world of exotic fish and colorful corals. This tour is a Tahitian adventure that the whole family can enjoy! On the way to a ...

Climate French Polynesia

Since French Polynesia is located in the tropical zone of the southern hemisphere, the weather can only be described as "tropical". Also, being south of the equator, their seasons are opposite of those in the United States.
The winter season is May through October. During this period, the early morning low temperatures go no lower than the high 60's. The daytime highs are generally in the mid-80's. There is less rain during this time of year and a little less humidity than in the summer. However, being tropical, the humidity is usually 75 to 80%.
The summer season is November through April. At night, the low temperatures are usually in the mid-70's and daytime highs range anywhere from 85 to the low 90's. This is when they get their heaviest rainfall, which can reach as much as 15" in one month.
Severe tropical storms are not very common in the area of French Polynesia. The last hurricane that caused any significant damage was in December 1989. The most severe weather heads for these islands during years when the El Niño is occurring.
The weather described above basically pertains to the Society Islands. The Marquesas Islands are much closer to the Equator, so their weather tends to be warmer with more rainfall. At the other extreme, the Gambier Islands are about as far south of the Equator as the northern part of Mexico is north of the Equator.

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