Trip to Polynesia, Travel to South Pacific, Polynesian Islands

Here you can find many colors, a variety of faces and characters. This area is completely unlike any other piece of the world.

Even in Latin America, the world is very close to modern. There are multi-story buildings everywhere, the economy is developed in most regions. Movement and education take place as in an ordinary developed country.

As for the island part of the South Pacific Ocean, people here have completely different activities, for example, fishing, tourism development, horse breeding, collecting seafood off the coast, cleaning coconuts, etc.

Polynesia is the so-called triangle, which extends from the east (Easter Island) to the southwest (New Zealand). The top of the triangle is Hawaii. Inside are Tonga, Samoa, Tuvalu, French Polynesia, Pitcairn, Cook Islands, and many other lands.

Ultimate comparison: Tahiti vs Haiti

Two completely different countries (except the French language speaking), but with a very similar name, are located a few thousand kilometers apart. This is my comparative list of Haiti vs Tahiti. But most likely, the description and comparison of the islands will consist of contrasts only. The distance between Tahiti and

Here’s another paradise Island of French Polynesia where it is very easy to reach from Tahiti. Life on Moorea has many pros compared to the main island with the capital of Papeete. Why is it so? First, there are more natural pristine places; Far fewer people live there, so it

How are things in the most remote places on earth? How are they similar and different and how to get there? Read more about me and my travel list HERE! In this article, I will talk about the three most remote, in my opinion, places where I was. Here there

French Polynesia is a place where you must try to go at least once in a lifetime! This endless underwater with fish, corals, turtles, whales. You can even live underwater! It means, everyday diving and snorkeling several times a day, especially if you are close to the beach with good

The traditions and lifestyle of the Polynesians are not at all like the usual rhythm and colors that are close to the eye of a European person. Here people are used to dressing and doing things that are so mundane for them as going out to the store for us.

The Marquesas Islands are remote lands where mariners have moored for centuries, overcoming the Pacific Ocean. Brought by the West winds into the open sea. They, first of all, met with the funny cannibals of the islands of Nuku-Hiva, Fatu Hiva, Hiva-Oa, Hatutu, Ua-Huka, Tahuata, and others. The islands are

Perhaps very few people know about the Cook Islands and where they are located. This miniature group of islands may soon disappear due to global warming and rising ocean levels. But the Islanders do not lose heart. The archipelago is spread over 15 islands, the largest of which, Rarotonga, is

If you look for a place on Earth that contains all the natural wonders and climatic zones and is surrounded by water and lost in the ocean, it will be the island of Hawaii (Big Island) – the largest one among Hawaiian islands with the active volcano of Kilauea, spewing fire

Hawaii is one of the remotest island groups on the planet. In the past, many species of plants and animals could not get there by water or by air. Therefore, in Hawaii, the natural habitat was formed. As well as on many islands distant from the great land, in Hawaii,

I had an amazing, the most memorable encounter with huge Pacific whales here, on Tonga, in the very heart of the South Pacific! Tonga includes 170 islands scattered over 700,000 square km of the Pacific. You can move between them on the ship or on an airplane. On the islands,

Tour Exótico

Polynesia

Ultimate comparison: Tahiti vs Haiti

Moorea – the heart-shaped island

Galapagos, Easter Island, and Fernando de Noronha – My Farthest Trips

Life in Fish Paradise on Bora Bora

Diversity of Polynesian People

How I lived on a boat in the Marquesas Islands in Polynesia

Greetings from the Cook Islands

Hawaii – my favorite Big Island

Trip to Hawaii – discover the new world: Part 1 – Green valleys of Oahu

Swimming with whales on Tonga