1. When is the best time to go to Tahiti? It is suitable for all seasons.

Tahiti has a pleasant tropical climate, with abundant sunshine throughout the year, fresh air, and blue sea water. The average annual temperature here is 27°C, and the average seawater temperature is about 26°C. You can swim on any island all year round.

The rainy season is from November to March, and the air is humid, which does not affect travel. The dry season is from April to October, and the climate is refreshing.

, so it is suitable for traveling all year round.

2. The suitable number of days to spend in Tahiti is 7-15 days.

Generally speaking, if you have enough budget and time, you can spend about 15 days to fully experience the attractions and customs of Tahiti, and deeply feel the local customs.

But if your budget is limited, you can visit tourist attractions such as Tahiti, Gauguin Museum, Robert Wan Pearl Museum, etc. in about 7 days.

3. What fun things are there in Tahiti? Experience the style of the diving resort. The sea temperature of the Tahiti Islands is 25℃-30℃, making it suitable for diving all year round.

Tahiti is one of the amazing diving destinations!

Many special marine life, such as manta rays, hammerhead sharks, lemon sharks, black tip reef sharks, humpback whales, etc., will dazzle you. Coral walls and mysterious shipwrecks will also amaze you.

Enjoy an unforgettable picnic at sea with fish swimming around your feet, surrounded by blue sea and sky, and sumptuous tropical delicacies in front of you - this is a real picnic at sea.

Take your loved one with you and sit on your own sea in this undisturbed paradise. It doesn't seem to matter what you eat, leaving only the intoxicating beauty in your heart.

A treasure hunt in the local market. The Papeete Market (Le Marche) has a distinctive South Pacific color and style, and is full of vitality.

Hundreds of shops here sell local Tahiti handicrafts, wood carvings, essential oils, herbs, fruits and flowers. It is the best place to get closer to the life of the locals.

You might as well come here on Sunday to buy a straw hat, floral cloth, specialties or lunch. You can also watch the women weaving by hand on site and appreciate the most authentic customs and customs of Tahiti.

Feel the taste of home in a mobile food truck at 6pm every night. Place Vaiete, located next to the Papeete Ferry Terminal, begins to be crowded with people. The beautiful French lampposts and dazzlingly decorated colorful caravans sparkle charmingly.

The lights are waiting for your visit.

There are nearly 30 "mobile restaurants" here, which are open until late at night.

Here, you can spend very little money and enjoy delicious food at the level of first-class restaurants, especially Chinese food. Not only are the prices reasonable, but the ingredients and taste are also top-notch, relieving the "nostalgia" of the taste buds of Chinese tourists who are far away from home.

Enjoy the shining debut of Polynesian dance in July, the annual Tahiti Celebration (Heivai Tahiti) is held in Tahiti and most islands, when visitors will have the opportunity to appreciate the most prestigious professional teams and schools

dance performance.

Follow in the footsteps of Paul Gauguin. Don’t know who Gauguin is?

It doesn't matter, I believe you must have seen his paintings.

In Paris, Scotland, New York, Boston, and Los Angeles, his paintings can be found in every corner of the world.

Gauguin's journey to pursue his dream was very difficult. When he was at his most impoverished, he came to Tahiti, where he drew inspiration and created the greatest work of his life, "Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going".

If you are also a dreamer and want to appreciate the meaning embedded in the works of this great painter, you can only find the answer by visiting his residence in Tahiti (the model of Maison Du Jouir) and the museum.

4. Recommendation of must-see attractions in Tahiti Bora Bora recommendation index: ★★★★★ Bora Bora is located in the Society Islands of French Polynesia in the South Pacific. It is known as the "Pearl of the Pacific".

One of the most beautiful islands in the Society Islands.

There is a lagoon formed by volcanoes. The sea water is as clear as crystal. Enjoy the blue-green gradient lagoon that is said to have seven colors, known as the ocean rainbow.

Gauguin Museum Recommendation Index: ★★★★★ Gauguin Museum is located at the central junction of Tahiti Island. The museum was established in memory of Paul Gauguin, the painter known as the "Father of Symbolism". Here

It is also his former home in Tahiti.

Moorea recommendation index: ★★★★★ Moorea, the sister island of Tahiti, also called Moorea, is a volcanic island in the French Polynesian Islands in the South Pacific.

After arriving at Tahiti Island by Air Tahiti, transfer to a speedboat at Papeete Pier to Moorea Island, which only takes half an hour.

Rangira Atoll Recommendation Index: ★★★★☆ Rangira Atoll is located on the Tuamotu Islands. It is the second largest atoll in the world and the most populous island on the Tuamotu Islands.

Rangira Atoll is a flat oval shaped like a swimming whale.

The lagoon is more like a huge inland sea, with dry land surrounding the lake like small islands.

Maraa Grotto Recommendation Index: ★★★★☆ Maraa Grotto is full of dense vegetation, cliff caves, and crystal clear lakes.

The park here is located on the coast like a fairy tale, with man-made paths passing through it.

It is the most popular stop for tourists on their itinerary around the island.