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Preview Day 1 Day 2 Tow-in Session Day 3 Final Kelly Slater claimed his 47th elite World Tour victory today at the Billabong Pro Tahiti, but it was an expression session dedicated......
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The waves are pumping in Tahiti, giving surfers the go-ahead to resume the Billabong Pro Tahiti, where two O.C. surfers are battling among the worlds best.Round 2 resumes today wi......
Published:Tue, 30 Aug 2011 03:33:25 -0700
Tahiti’s player-coach Teva Zaveroni speaks to FIFA.com about his sides surprise qualification for Ravenna 2011 and looks forward to hosting the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup in tw......
Published:Sun, 28 Aug 2011 22:49:16 -0700
TEAHUPO’O, Taiarapu/French Polynesia (Sunday, August 28, 2011) – With pristine eight-to-10 foot (2.5 – 3 metre) barrels detonating across the reef at Teahupo’o, the Billab......
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WIne is now being produced all over the world, popping up in countries such as Iceland, Canadas Yukon territory and Thailand - and even Tahiti.......
Best Places to See in Tahiti
Tahiti offers a many exciting attractions to see. Enjoy relaxing on Tahiti's beautiful tropical beaches, scuba diving, museums, nature tours, surfing, swimming, fishing and so much more.
Visit the Island of Moorea, (accessible by ferry service from Tahiti) with lovely white beaches and an additional attraction - the coral reefs.
Rangiora, the second largest atoll in the world with a turquoise lagoon in the middle, is also a short flight away from Tahiti.
The Five Best Attractions in Tahiti
1. Overwater Bungalows
If you visit Tahiti and do not stay in one of the overwater bungalows even for a single day, you are missing the best attraction in Tahiti. These small bungalows are built on wooden platforms above the ocean water and sometimes have glass floors making you feel as if you are standing on the ocean.

Overwater Bungalows in Bora Bora, Tahiti
The City of Papeete
The capital of the French Polynesia, Papeete, which literally means 'water bucket' and where the traditions and modernity of Tahitian culture coexist, is vibrant with life. The central market of Papeete, Le Marché is a must-visit to get a glimpse of the local life as well as the heaps of exotic fruits and vegetables. Also, don't forget to have dinner from les roulettes, mobile vans that offer traditional delicacies in low prices.
Gaugain Museum
The famous post-impressionist painter Paul Gaugain made Tahiti his home until his death. This museum in Tahiti pays a tribute to the painter and has a collection of sketches, paintings and memorabilia of the painter.
Venus Point
Many explorers, including captain James Cook anchored their ships near Venus Point, which has a an old lighthouse, a beautiful black-sand beach and a lush green park. The name Venus Point came from Cook's observation of the transit of planet Venus from this point.

Lighthouse at Venus Point in Tahiti
Sailing
A unique attraction of Tahiti is the sailing experience in a luxurious yacht, catamaran or cruise ship over the deep blue water, a dream-come-true for every romantic person. With natural jagged edges, which are helpful for anchoring, Tahiti is a wonderful place for sailing.

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