Additional Information About Tahiti
The main groups of Tahiti & Her South Pacific Islands are located 18 degrees south of the Equator - meaning the seasons are reversed. Summer in Tahiti (Dec-Mar) is warmer, more humid and has higher probability for rain. Tahiti is south and east of Hawaii and is a 7 ½ to 8 hour non-stop flight from Los Angeles or 12 ½ hours from New York.

Tahiti is comprised of 118 islands located with 5 groupings---Society; Tuamotu; Marquesas; Austral & Gambier. Most visitors to Tahiti stay in the Society and Tuamoto areas. Visitors to Tahiti in one year would be approximately equal to 1 week in Hawaii so Tahiti is still very unspoiled. The second largest lagoon in the world is found on Rangiroa in the Tuamotus.

Tahiti is a land of soaring mountain peaks, indescribable lagoons of blue-green water, lush green foliage and a myriad of flower colors.

Accommodations range from guest rooms up to deluxe 5 star properties. Tahiti is one of the few places in the world where you will find overwater bungalows.

Although it is not legal to have a binding, recognized marriage ceremony in Tahiti without spending at least 30 days there prior to the actual ceremony, many visitors choose to arrange a local ceremony to re-new their vows.

Tahiti is truly a magical paradise primarily for couples.