Looking for romance? Looking for a warm retreat on a cold winter day? Looking to mark an anniversary or milestone birthday? Looking for that unforgettable romantic escape? Sounds like you’re looking for The Islands of Tahiti.
It’s easy to advertise these islands’ natural appeal. They boast blue waters, white sands, warm sun, and long days of blissful relaxation. Spend your days lounging with your choice of cocktail or take advantage of the undersea playground surrounding you. There’s no wrong way to spend a day here. There’s also no doubt that if you’re looking for your perfect romantic escape, you’ll find it in The Islands of Tahiti. Goway offers over 40 vacation packages to The Islands of Tahiti, so there are a lot of different ways to enjoy a stay here. Just be aware that once you get here, you may not want to leave.
What makes The Islands of Tahiti perfect for romantic vacations?
Natural Bliss
The South Pacific nation of French Polynesia has an enviable natural environment. Sandy beaches encircle forested islands, coral reefs lie just a few metres beneath the blue waves, and friendly people welcome visitors to experience the pleasures of their island home. The weather is warm throughout the year, with little temperature variation between summer and winter, so you’re in for a comfortable escape no matter when you visit. Swimming, snorkelling, suntanning, jungle hikes and long nights at the beach—The Islands of Tahiti are perfect for all these. Natural bliss is a guarantee. All you have to do is show up.
Accommodations Fit for Royalty
The overwater bungalow is one of the most luxurious accommodation styles in the entire world. Your hotel room for the night is a private bungalow set atop a turquoise lagoon. When you open your door, you need only take a few steps and you’re right in the water. You can have breakfast delivered by outrigger canoe in the morning, spend the night on your private patio enjoying the views of the stars, and sleep each night in a massive bed with the sound of the waves providing your calming music right outside the door. This is what good living looks like and it all started in The Islands of Tahiti, which remains the iconic home of the ultimate way to stay in the tropics. Overwater bungalows are available throughout The Islands of Tahiti, including on Tahiti, Bora Bora, Moorea, and Tahaa, so you’re not lacking for options for this luxurious accommodation experience.
Romantic Nights
The days are full of possibility on a trip to The Islands of Tahiti, but the nights are no slouch. There’s romance and charm and more than a little magic in the islands once the sun goes down. Mark the transition from day to night with a sunset cruise or a glass of champagne on the beach, watching the sun fall into the ocean. Book a candlelit dinner on a private beach or enjoy gourmet cuisine at a resort restaurant. Hang out on your overwater bungalow balcony, or stroll out onto the sands to watch the stars and witness the world beneath the waves come alive. The romantic atmosphere in The Islands of Tahiti is hard to beat.
A Touch of Adventure
Just because you’ll want to spend most of your time relaxing on the sandy beaches or unwinding with massages and wellness treatments at the resort doesn’t mean The Islands of Tahiti are lacking for adventure. Quite the opposite, actually! There’s a lot to activate your adrenaline by land and sea, from rugged explorations by ATV to some soft adventure beneath the waves. Snorkel alongside sea turtles and reef sharks through coral reefs. Book an ATV tour across the mountainsides of Bora Bora and visit old bunkers leftover from World War II. Go sailing or book a jet-ski for an afternoon. Relaxing on the beach just hits better after a day of soft adventure.
The Islands of Tahiti is your dream destination for honeymoon, romance, and an exclusive vacation in one of the most beautiful parts of the world. If you’re dreaming about romance and rest and relaxation, start planning your escape. Get in touch with a Goway Destination to start planning today.
Written in partnership with Tourisme Tahiti.
23 Nov 2022, 9:56 p.m.
