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Tahiti looks like a lopsided figure of eight from a bird’s eye view - made up of the twin islands of Tahiti Nui and Tahiti Iti, joined together by a narrow isthmus called the Plateau of Taravo.
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Take home some pearls – after all this is the home of pearls! Other items to but would be local handicrafts, a painting or two and maybe a sarong to remind you of the halcyon days you spent in Tahiti!
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The adventurous and active traveller will find plenty to do as well. In common with the other islands, Tahiti too has excellent infrastructure for a variety of activities ranging from golf on a picturesque 18 hole golf course to treks into valleys and up mountains to helicopter rides for a quick once over of all the Tahitian wonders.
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Choose from a varied selection of cuisines – American, Japanese, Chinese, French and Polynesian. There are loads of restaurants on the island and cater to all tastes and types from fine dining to bars and cafes.
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Chinese New Year is celebrated with great enthusiasm in January /February. There are cultural programmes held with lots of music and dancing – generally a time of festivity.
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