Polynesia opens international travel hours-what's interesting?

Dear friends, have you ever heard about the related tourism in Polynesia? Everyone on expressway has good news. Now it's time to travel here. If you want to go to Tahiti, you can go directly.

Public Information From July 15, 2020, French Polynesia will open international travel entry channels to all countries! The domestic order will be completely lifted.

Before planning to go to Tahiti, you should still pay attention to the following matters:

The following contents will be adjusted and updated according to the actual situation.

Get ready before you leave.

COVID-19 detection of COVID 19(RTPCR) must be carried out within 72 hours before going to French Polynesia;

Non-resident tourists visiting French Polynesia must take out international travel insurance (for example, insurance provided by credit cards to cover the accommodation expenses during their entire stay);

Visitors must produce a medical certificate-details need to be told.

If the test result is negative: you can board the plane.

If the test is positive: no boarding.

Visitors who have been tested positive for COVID 19 in COVID-19 more than 3 weeks before departure and have an immunization certificate to prove their recovery can be exempted from the above requirements-details need to be informed.

In flight

IATA travel hygiene measures (airport procedures and flight procedures) are applicable. E.g. wearing a mask); Please click here to view the complete guide to the application of health measures.

Sign a statement committing to take health measures and self-diagnosis of symptoms;

Fill in the accommodation information form: itinerary and accommodation (e-mail contact information/telephone number/accommodation date).

During my stay.

It is recommended to wear a mask

COVID-19 inspection will be conducted 4 days after arrival of COVID 19: French Polynesia Health and Epidemic Prevention Department will conduct random sampling inspection on tourists during their stay;

Medical staff authorized by the Ministry of Health will conduct regular inspections in homestays and hotels.

The above information can be found in official website, Tahiti Tourism Bureau, and the relevant notice of virus epidemiology will be updated at any time.

2/kloc-today in the 20th century, French Polynesia has evolved into a honeymoon resort. However, besides living in a water house and having a drink on the sea terrace, there are more beautiful scenery for you to explore.

Try hiking up the waterfall valley, boating in a green lake, or diving at sea to meet sharks. Heaven is not as expensive as you think. In addition to the most luxurious choices, there are many family-run hotels in French Polynesia, which can make wallets less painful and add a little local color to travel.

Whether it's the vast Tuamotu lagoon, the Marquesas Islands with rich culture, or the social island with long mountains, the 1 18 islands in French Polynesia can provide visitors with rich and varied experiences and surprises.

If you have two weeks, first stay in Tahiti for two days, then stay in Moori for two days, and then fly to Juan to taste Polynesian culture. Go ahead, stay in Bora Bora for a few days. Now, it's time to change. Fly to Langiroa Atoll, the largest coral atoll in China. At least three days can be arranged to appreciate its beauty. The next stop is Fakarawa Atoll, where you can spend a few days diving, snorkeling and resting. Finally back to Tahiti.

Tahiti Island Tahiti Island lacks endless white beaches, but it is replaced by lush mountains and waterfalls, quaint and beautiful black beaches, blue protected lakes and unique Polynesian modern prosperity. This is the center of the whole island, and its capital, Papeete, is too noisy and dusty, but it is also friendly and full of vitality, and the cultures of various islands meet and blend here.

Leave the city, explore the magnificent inland mountains with the four-wheel drive team, learn to dive in the clear lake, wander in the mysterious archaeological sites, and watch whales at sea from July to 10. In July, we can catch up with Hai Wa Festival, the biggest festival in China, and enjoy percussion bands and dance performances. Experience a more traditional life in Little Tahiti.

papeete

Papeete is not a metropolis, but a medium-sized town at best (by western standards). Buildings with decorative lines, vibrant ports, busy traffic, many smiling faces, and occasional ukulele players on the street are all here. Maybe you will enjoy the chaotic and colorful beauty here, or you will be busy fleeing from dirty corners and places where beautiful scenery is scarce.

Have a cup of espresso in a coffee shop and pretend to be in Paris; Go to the vibrant market to find all kinds of goods [everything from pearls to bright sarongs]; Or on a warm night, go to roulotte for dinner.

Papeete market

Monday to Friday from 7: 00 to 17: 00, and Sunday from 4: 00 to 9: 00.

Papeete local market. If you can only visit one scenic spot in town, it is the market. The market occupies the whole block. The main hall is filled with colorful sarongs, shell necklaces, woven hats and local products. There are several vendors interspersed among the fish stalls, selling lunch takeout, such as Ma'aTahiti (traditional Tahiti food), freshly squeezed juice and local ice cream.

Robert van

Free, Monday to Saturday 9:00- 17:00.

Robert Wan, a pearl merchant, built this museum to attract tourists into that gorgeous shop. This modern small museum will show you all aspects of pearl culture and is worth visiting. The product introduction is in English. Visitors can also enjoy Mr. Wan's gorgeous but extremely expensive series of jewelry, which is equally interesting.

Walking out of Papeete around Tahiti is like entering another world. The dark blue sea and rugged green hills set off the sky, and the car moved slowly at a speed of 50 kilometers per hour. The following scenic spots are all within the range of Tahiti 1 14 km, arranged clockwise.

Cape Venus and Matawi Bay

Captain Cook's voyage in 1769 lasted for three months. One of his tasks was to record the transit of venus in order to calculate the distance from the earth to Japan. PointevéNUS- located in Matawaibe; The headland at the eastern end of BaiedeMatavai is Cook's observation point. Today, Cape Venus has become a popular beach place: shady trees, long grasslands, beautiful black beaches, several souvenir shops and a magnificent lighthouse (1867).

Alahoho spray tunnel

When the tide is rough, seawater will gush out from the bottom of the sea. From Papeete, through the tunnel of PK22, you can see a small park along the road, and the water spray hole is at the end of the park trail. There is also a small parking lot nearby. Behind the spray hole is a beautiful black beach, suitable for picnicking.

A la Hou la Hu Mao Li hall

Whether you believe in the power of tiki or not, you can always feel the magical atmosphere when you come to Allahou Lahu Maori Hall in Pa'ea. Quiet, spacious and properly renovated, marae (traditional temple) is undoubtedly the most beautiful temple on the whole island, even comparable to the halls on other islands.

activity

Diving, whale watching and surfing

Tahiti has several pretty good diving spots. From July and August to June at 5438+00, humpback whales will haunt the inshore, and most diving shops will arrange whale watching groups. The starting price for a half-day tour is 8000 pounds per person. Dolphin viewing groups can travel all year round, and the cost is relatively cheap. Recommended shops EleutheraPlongée, Fluid Diverce and Topdive.

Polynesia is also the birthplace of surfing. The waves in Tahiti are especially suitable for beginners, among which the beach waves in Pape and the east coast are the most suitable. Besides, the shorebreak in Papara, the reef waves on the west coast and the large and small sea lanes in Tahiti are all suitable for experienced people. In Teahupoo, Little Tahiti, the waves generated by Hava'e sea passage are the most famous and intense in Tahiti. Every August, a large-scale international surfing competition is held here. Some institutions offer introductory teaching.

The small 8 circle in Tahiti, Little Tahiti, is beautiful and low-key, which silently attracts those free travellers who love nature and come here to experience the real Polynesia. People often call Little Tahiti a peninsula? Music)

Teahupoo's waves are quite famous. After advertising, Little Tahiti is also quite famous in recent years. This place is not only famous for surfing, but also has many tourist projects, such as unique hiking routes, boat trips and horse riding. Tarawa is the "capital" of the region. The road extends from the city center to the north and south banks, and it can also lead to the small Tahiti plain, which is located inland and connected by mountains and rivers.

The south bank road leads to Tiahup, passing through several beaches and bays. The big waves and high depressions here have won it a good reputation at home and abroad.

If you are obsessed with the green lakes, white beaches, towering peaks and lush scenery in the travel brochure, go to this beautiful island, which is hard to match in other places. Molly Island is less than 20 kilometers away from its sister island Tahiti, and echoes from afar across the "Moon Sea".

The former can absorb a large number of tourists calmly, but it is magically devoid of tourist atmosphere. There are many high-end resorts and many small hotels on Moore Island. Baisha beach is beautiful, but not very open. _ The water in the lake is clear and warm, showing vitality, which is the trump card of this island. If you want to find some activities, you can choose hiking, whale watching, dolphin watching, kayaking or horseback riding.

Hoppenot Wan Hu

Wan Hu, Hoppenot has magnificent scenery, giving people a fresh and isolated feeling. The coastal highway bypasses Jotoi Mountain, turns inland when it reaches PK 14, and then continues to drive along the east side of Wan Hu, Hoppenot. The business development here is not as good as that of Cook Bay, and it is a beautiful and quiet scenic spot on the island. At PK 18, the road turns inland and goes along OpunohuValley in Hoppenot, where you can reach Maori Hall and belvédère in the village.

Juan Island, a pure tropical island, can bring people a natural Polynesian experience. The trees here are lush and the degree of commercialization is not high. If you pursue absolute tranquility, close contact with nature and real cultural experience, it is right to come here. There are many activities on the island, such as diving, surfing, snorkeling, exploring the first-class archaeological sites, riding horses, etc., but the most attractive thing here is that you can relax yourself at will.

Although Juana Island looks like an island, it is actually two small islands connected by a short bridge: Grand Juana Island is located in the north, and the bustling town of Farr is there. Most tourist and administrative facilities are also located on this island. Tiger A Xin Island is located in the south, with rugged terrain and isolation. The island has the best beaches, blue lakes and a quiet and distant atmosphere.

Bora Bora! This is Bora Bora! When the plane landed, a thousand words were hidden in the scenery. What is displayed in front of you is a modern abstract art painting. The colors of sapphire, blue and green blend with each other, just like God's palette. How can it not be surprising? The island is wrapped in sand, and the towering basalt peaks are covered by tropical rain forests.

Surrounded by this fantastic scene, Bora Bora is undoubtedly the choice of honeymooners. However, besides clinking glasses with lovers in luxury hotels, there are more new things to be discovered here. Wouldn't it be quick to combine a leisurely sunny beach holiday with energetic activities? Diving, snorkeling, lake tour, hiking and paragliding are all ready for you.

Marttila Beach

Bora Bora is the only beach worthy of the name. Snow-white beaches make people jaw-dropping, while green waters make people doubt life. It's really the best place to sunbathe and swim (snorkeling is a bit inferior). Marttila Beach covers both sides of Marttila Point. The narrow peninsula extends south to Lake.

Diving and snorkeling

The sea in Bora Bora is warm and pleasant, and the diving experience is quite amazing. Sharks (including lemon sharks), rays and other marine life can be found everywhere, in the shallow waters of Lake _, or outside the reef island. If you are a beginner, it's right to come here: Bora Bora is very suitable for learning diving or taking a diving certificate. When you arrive in Bora Bora, the trip is not perfect without snorkeling. Unfortunately, land can't reach the best snorkeling point. If you want to go, you need to rent a boat or take a trip to the lake.

Langiroa atoll

Longiloya is one of the largest atolls in the world, and its lake area is huge, which can even accommodate the whole island of Tahiti. If you come here directly from Bora Bora or Tahiti, you may think that Ji Lang (like a nickname among friends) is a low-key and remote place, but compared with other parts of the archipelago, it is a big city.

This is just the beginning of the story: the most abundant resources of Langiroa Atoll are hidden underwater. Here is a diving resort, the world-famous diving spot is near the residence, and there are also rich marine life hidden. The endless remote island is a paradise for landlubbers. Go to Lake by boat, and you can visit many scenic spots. Don't miss it.

reef island

The key island is located in the south of the atoll, and it takes 1 hour to sail from Avato Lu. Coral stones (feo) exposed to water are scattered everywhere. After weathering and erosion, the outer reef finally formed its present petrochemical appearance. Coral reefs stretch for hundreds of meters, and basins and waterways provide excellent natural swimming pools. There is also a shallow channel (hoa) suitable for swimming on the island, and there are charming coconut groves on the beach. Starting from Avaturo, you need to take a boat sailing around the lake to reach the keys.

Blue lake

When it comes to the beautiful paradise in Polynesia, people think of the scenery here: a series of small islands and coral reefs appear on the edge of the main island reef, forming a natural pool, which can be described as a hidden lake in the lake. It's knee-deep here. You can step on the coral bottom (most of them are dead), wade through it, go to Bird Island, enjoy the charming white sand beach and enjoy leisure. Visitors can only take a trip to Lake from Avaturo and take a boat to this private paradise, which takes 1 hour.

Fakarawa atoll

Fakarawa Atoll is one of the largest and most beautiful atolls in French Polynesia and a dream island in the South Pacific. Paradise-like white sand, whirling coconut trees and colorful blue lagoon are all normal here. The atmosphere on the island is extremely laid-back, with complete facilities and many well-run family hotels.

Fakarawa Atoll is a good place to relax. But if simply basking in the sun can't satisfy you, there are many kinds of dynamic activities to choose from. The scenery of diving and snorkeling is fascinating, which can be described as a legendary place in diving. The diving experience of the two sea lanes is extraordinary, and many divers come for this.

Pink sandbar

A long and narrow pink and white coral sand mouth divides this dreamy beach, showing the shape of a double moon. Pink sandbars are the best example of tropical beaches. Sapphire-like sea water caressed the banks of the sandbar, and at first glance, only your boat was there. It is an excellent choice to relax, swim and even heal sunburn here. The sandbar is located near the southernmost tip of the atoll, not far from Taitamanu, but it can only be reached by boat.

Visa before departure, language, peak season

Visa: French Polynesia: visa-free for the team, and the stay time does not exceed 14 days; Individuals still need to apply for overseas territory visas in France.

Language: French is the official language of French Polynesia.

Peak season (June-August 65438+February 65438+1October): June-August is usually the coolest and driest month; 65438+February and 65438+1October are sunny and rainy; In French Polynesia, July is a festival month, which reaches its climax in Tahiti.

Arrival and departure

Plane: Faa'a (pronounced faahah) International Airport is the aviation center of French Polynesia. All international flights arrive here; Tahiti Airlines flights to other islands are also issued here. There are direct flights between islands, but cross-island flights need to transfer at Faa airport.

Ships: Passenger ships bound for other islands are anchored at GareMaritime. Cargo ships bound for other islands docked at the port area of Motuta in the north of the city.