Tahiti Vacation Packages

FAQs!

	Everyone must have a valid passport to enter Tahiti. U.S., Canadian and Mexican passport holders can stay up to 30 days.
	The time in Tahiti is 2 hours behind PST and 3 hours behind Daylight Savings Time (Apr. - Oct.).
	No vaccinations required if traveling from the U.S.
	French and Tahitian are the official languages; English is widely spoken in all commercial & tourist areas.
	The currency in Tahiti and Her Islands is the Pacific French Franc (XPF). The exchange rate is approx. 100 XPF to the U.S. Dollar. Most hotels will exchange your currency.
	For a tropical location, Tahiti has very few pests or insect problems, and the region is free from malaria. No snakes, poisonous spiders or dangerous animals inhabit the islands.

The People: Tahitians are known for their hospitality, friendliness and easy nature. They possess a shy quality, not to be construed as indifference. All it takes is a smile along with a simple "Ia Orana" greeting and visitors will receive a warm response.

There are 245,000 people living in the French Polynesia, with 76% on the islands of Tahiti and Moorea,

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