A South Pacific and Tahiti cruisetour offers a serene escape to some of the most beautiful and secluded islands in the world. The crystal-clear waters, stunning beaches, and lush landscapes create an idyllic setting for relaxation and adventure.
Tahiti and its neighboring islands, like Bora Bora and Moorea, are known for their vibrant Polynesian culture, where you can experience warm hospitality, traditional music, and local crafts.
Beyond the beaches, the region’s natural beauty invites exploration, from lush rainforests and cascading waterfalls to vibrant coral reefs perfect for snorkeling.
Whether you choose to unwind in an overwater bungalow, indulge in local cuisine, or simply take in the breathtaking landscapes, a South Pacific cruisetour offers an unforgettable escape into paradise.
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Things to Do on a Cruise to South Pacific
Highlighted below are some of our favorite things to do when cruising to the South Pacific and Tahiti:
- The people of Pentecost Island in Vanuatu may have invented the action sport of bungee jumping. Here you can see the local boys jump from daring heights with a vine as their only protection.
- The waters surrounding Tahiti are teeming with riches, literally. This region is famous for producing beautiful black pearls. Take a tour of a pearl farm and purchase the perfect souvenir to remember your experience in Tahiti.
- Swim with whales off the coast of Tonga. Along with swimming with whales, the water in Tonga is perfect for diving and snorkeling as it offers a variety of curiosities, from the underwater caves to the colorful coral and beautiful fish.
- Forget all your cares and get a massage. You can even get a massage on the beach where you’ll hear the smooth lapping sounds of the waves and feel the warmth of the sun as your masseuse works out any leftover stress.
- See fire dancers and learn about some of the cultural traditions of Polynesia at the Tiki Village Cultural Center in Moorea. This is a chance to learn about the local lifestyles in a typical Polynesian town.
- Check out the artwork of post-impressionist Paul Gauguin who moved to Tahiti in 1895 after an earlier visit. Many of his most famous works depict the island’s natives.
Map of the South Pacific & Tahiti: