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CRUISING THE ISLANDS OF TAHITI ©R. Sahuquet
SHARING DIVERSITY
The Tahiti Cruise Club [TCC] was created in 2009, and is an
efficient development instrument of the cruise industry in
The Islands of Tahiti.
Uniting the main public partners, local government and official
services (tourism authorities, port authority, local communities,
pilot station, chamber of commerce, Ministries, etc.) and the
concerned private companies (cruise shipping agents, shorex
operators, suppliers, etc.), Tahiti Cruise Club’s first objective is to
simplify cruise-operating procedures and operations, and evaluate
all the aspects of the sector within the 5 archipelagoes: receptive,
maintenance, regulation, promotion, supplies, environment and
traffic, etc. Tahiti Cruise Club’s team remains open to any inquiry
regarding options on itineraries and will continue to act as the
facilitator between cruise line partners and the local authorities.
The peaceful and serene Islands of Tahiti are currently in a
dynamic position to continuously improve the quality of their
services for the development of the cruising business.
For more information, see www.tahiticruiseclub.com
Feel free to contact us at tahiticruiseclub@mail.pf
©T. McKenna
SOUTH PACIFIC HOMEPORT ©Port Autonome de Papeete
TOP 10 REASONS TO CONSIDER
The Islands of Tahiti
1. 2.
Since 2011, Tax Exemption Since 2011, Refined Procedures
for Onboard Operations for Provisioning and Customs
3. 4.
Since 2011, Simplified Tax Structure Since 2012, Special Funding
Overall: One Sole Regressive Tax to Develop the Cruise Industry
Per Passenger, Per Port of Call
5. 6.
Just 8 Hours from Los Angeles.
Since 2015, Cruise Ships allowed to Keep Casinos Turnaround Port Capacity +1,500 Passengers.
Open During Calls either at anchor or berth/wharf
7. 8.
The World’s Ideal,
Peaceful & Serene Year-Round Playground for Excursions:
Navigation Zone 118 Secluded Islands (5 Archipelagoes)
9. 10.
Since 2011, Regulations Since 2010, Proven Cooperation
for Ground Transportation Between Private & Public Sectors
ROUNDTRIP CRUISING
Aranui Cruises CUSTOMS FORMALITIES SHIP AND SHOREX AGENTS FUEL
Passengers must be in possession of a These professionals are privileged Refueling procedures are jointly
Holland America Line passport valid 6 months after their partners responsible for the assured by selected and trained
departure date from French Polynesia. management of each stopover in its personnel who apply current
Lindblad Expeditions - National Geographic Polynesian veterinary and phytosanitary entirety and remain in permanent international safety standards.
services comply with the strictest contact with port authorities.
Oceania Cruises European standards in order to Maritime agents in Polynesia assure all CREW MEMBER VISAS
Paul Gauguin Cruises
guarantee food safety and hygiene by the related tasks and necessary From March 1st 2016, crew members
respecting a flawless chain of formalities: official control, customs, (sailors, onboard service personnel) on
Ponant refrigeration measures. phytosanitary, fresh water supply,
waste management, designing
vessels operating in French Polynesia
more than 3 successive months do not
Princess Cruises CUSTOM CLEARANCE excursions and transfers undertaken require long-stay visas any more.
OF MERCHANDISE by cruise passengers. For further information, please contact
WindStar Cruises Concerned with simplification and Tahiti Cruise Club or ship agent.
reduction of administrative formalities, SUPPLIES
REGULARY SAIL ROUNDTRIP all merchandise custom clearance In order to respond to the needs of PILOTAGE
FROM TAHITI steps are assured by maritime agents in cruise passengers of different Piloting in the Port of Papeete is
PERFORMING partnership with a network of different nationalities, containers of foodstuffs mandatory for vessels more than
FULL PASSENGERS TURNAROUNDS. participants (forwarding agents, customs are unloaded daily originating from 40 meters long and for vessels longer
agents, phytosanitary agents, etc.). the United States, New Zealand, than 90 meters in the ports, harbors
A transhipment statute concerning Europe and Asia guaranteeing a and lagoons of the islands of Tahiti,
the storage of foodstuffs was adopted constant supply. Complementing Moorea, Huahine, Raiatea, Taha’a,
in 2008, improving and simplifying these imported products, cruise Bora Bora and Rangiroa. It is not
customs procedures. companies have the possibility of mandatory in the other ports and
ordering fresh, flavorful local fish and harbors of French Polynesia but pilots
agricultural products from local may be asked to perform this service
suppliers (fruits, vegetables, etc.). and can help designing itineraries.
The Islands of Tahiti cover an ocean surface as wide as the size
of Europe which means nearly 5 millions square kilometers. In
order to maintain a permanent link with supply and
equipment sources, The Islands of Tahiti are regulary served by
the largest cargo ships calling which in the Port of Papeete.
Thanks to 8 international airline companies offering
weekly connections to the largest cities (Paris, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, Hawaii, Sydney, Santiago del Chile, Tokyo,
Auckland...) The Islands of Tahiti now have a first rate
airline service available, throughTahiti-Faa’a International
Airport, in constant expansion and located only 5 km from
the Port terminal.
The Islands of Tahiti are in the same time zone as Hawaii,
and the same International Date Line as North America.
DISTANCES* IN THE PACIFIC**
STATE Island/City to Tahiti
AM. SAMOA Pago Pago 1236
MANGAREVA Rikitea
BORA BORA Vaitape
NUKU HIVA Taiohae
AUSTRALIA Brisbane 3234
FAKARAVA Rotoava
MOOREA Opunohu
RANGIROA Tiputa
AUSTRALIA Melbourne 3691
TAHA’A Haamene
TAHA’A Tapuamu
HIVA OA Atuona
RAIATEA Uturoa
MOOREA Paopao
HUAHINE Maroe
AUSTRALIA Sydney 3308
TAHITI Papeete
HUAHINE Fare
CALIFORNIA Los Angeles 3571
CALIFORNIA San Diego 3554
CALIFORNIA San Francisco 3663
ISLAND Port of Call CHILE Easter Island 2310
COOK ISLANDS Avarua 618
TAHITI Papeete - 16 20 93 103 117 133 121 152 200 240 895 760 775
ECUADOR Galapagos 1560
MOOREA Paopao 16 - 4 80 90 103 117 105 136 210 255 905 770 785 FIJI Levuka 1831
MOOREA Opunohu 20 4 - 78 88 102 116 107 136 208 - - - - FIJI Suva 1838
HUAHINE Maroe 93 80 78 - 10 34 55 31 58 230 305 985 795 820 HAWAII Honolulu 2381
HUAHINE Fare 103 90 88 10 - 24 45 24 51 - - - - - HAWAII Midway Atoll 3190
RAIATEA Uturoa 117 103 102 34 24 - 11 6 30 250 330 1005 825 840 KGD TONGA Nuku‘alofa 1468
TAHA’A Tapuamu 133 117 116 55 45 11 - 11 26 - - - - - MEXICO Acapulco 3595
TAHA’A Haamene 121 105 107 31 24 6 11 - 30 - - - - - MICRONESIA Pohnpei 3430
NEW CALEDONIA Noumea 2497
BORA BORA Vaitape 152 136 136 58 51 30 26 30 - 275 360 1040 830 855
NEW ZEALAND Auckland 2216
RANGIROA Tiputa 200 210 208 230 - 250 - - 275 - 130 875 570 595
NEW ZEALAND Wellington 2348
FAKARAVA Rotoava 240 255 - 305 - 330 - - 360 130 - 750 540 550 PERU Paita 4082
MANGAREVA Rikitea 895 905 - 985 - 1005 - - 1040 875 750 - 890 830 REP. KIRIBATI Kirimati 1266
NUKU HIVA Taiohae 760 770 - 795 - 825 - - 830 570 540 890 - 90 SAMOA Apia 1301
HIVA OA Atuona 775 785 - 820 - 840 - - 855 595 550 830 90 - VANUATU Port Vila 2520
*in Nautical Miles **Distances between Tahiti and other Pacific Ports in Nautical Miles
SHIPS AND COMPANIES WHO CRUISED
The Islands of Tahiti
OVER THE LAST 3 YEARS
AIDA CRUISES HAPAG LLOYD PEACE BOAT
AIDAcara Bremen | Columbus 2 | Europa Ocean Dream
Europa 2 | Hanseatic
CARNIVAL CRUISES PHOENIX REISEN
Carnival Legend HOLLAND AMERICA LINE Albatros | Artania
Amsterdam | Maasdam
CELEBRITY CRUISES PONANT
Westerdam
Millenium | Solstice Austral | Boreal | Soleal
COSTA CROCIERE ISLAND ESCAPE CRUISES PRINCESS CRUISES
Island Passage
Atlantica | Luminoza Crown Princess | Dawn Princess
CPTM CRUISES JAPAN CRUISE LINE Emerald Princess | Golden Princess
Pacific Venus Pacific Princess | Sea Princess
Aranui 3 | Aranui 5
Sun Princess
CRUISE & MARITIME LINDBLAD EXPEDITIONS
VOYAGES NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC REGENT SEVEN SEAS
Astor | Magellan
Orion CRUISES
Mariner | Navigator
CRYSTAL CRUISES NOBLE CALEDONIA
Symphony
Caledonian Sky ROYAL CARRIBEAN
NORWEGIAN INTERNATIONAL
CUNARD LINE Radiance of the seas
Queen Elisabeth | Queen Mary 2
CRUISE LINE
Queen Victoria
Norwegian Jewel SEABOURN CRUISE LINE
Odyssey | Sojourn
FRED.OLSEN OCEANIA CRUISES
CRUISE LINES Marina | Insignia | Regatta | Sirena SILVERSEA CRUISES
Silver Explorer | Silver Whisper
Black Watch P&O CRUISES
HAUMANA CRUISES Arcadia VIKING OCEAN CRUISES
Viking Sun
Haumana PAUL GAUGUIN CRUISES
Paul Gauguin WINDSTAR CRUISES
Wind SpiritIn 2018:
24 cruise lines
35 ships
130 turnarounds
in Tahiti
+86%
+101%
The Islands Of Tahiti The Islands Of Tahiti
Calls Evolution 2012 | 2018 Passengers Evolution 2012 | 2018
Port of Papeete French Polynesian Ports of call
Passengers Evolution 2012 | 2016 Cruise activities 2018
©G. Le BaconTAHITI MOOREA
Calls Evolution 2012 | 2018 Calls Evolution 2012 | 2018
• Max LOA: 350 meters
• 3 piers available Papeete downtown • Max LOA: 300 meters
• International Airport (-5 km) & general stores • 2 different bays (anchorage)
• Fuel, fresh water, sludge, provisioning • Multi-daily links to Papeete, ferry exchanges
• New stopover location on the Tahiti Iti peninsula
EXCITMENT: Shop along the waterfront and visit Papeete’s
Public Market. EXCITMENT: Explore Moorea’s liquid playground of warm
EXPLORATION: Venture to the island’s unspoiled interior lagoon waters by snorkeling, jetskiing, diving, or kayaking.
or explore the beautiful coastline by 4x4 excursion, guided EXPLORATION: Journey to the historic sites hidden under
nature hikes, escorted tour, or rental car. a canopy of lush forest or visit one of the many shops featuring
DISCOVERY: Explore the lagoon waters by diving, famous “Made in Moorea” products.
snorkeling, sailing, deep-sea fishing, or on a guided catamaran DISCOVERY: Stroll along the peaceful circle-island road
day tour. dotted with fruit-tasting stops, pineapple fields, quiet beaches,
RELAXATION: Unwind at one of the many beachside and unique shopping experiences.
resorts featuring luxurious spas. RELAXATION: Sunbathe in the peaceful setting of public
ENJOYMENT: Be dazzled at one of spectacular shows or beaches.
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indulge in one of the many culinary treats Papeete has to offer, ENJOYMENT: Tee off at the Jack Nicklaus designed
such as the waterfront roulettes in Vai’ete Square. championship golf course.BORA BORA
Calls Evolution 2012 | 2018
• Max LOA: 300 meters / max draft 8.6m (28 ft)
• Anchorage
• Airport (multi daily links to Papeete)
• Luxury stores
EXCITMENT: Navigate the lagoon by outrigger canoe,
powerboat, jet ski, or stand-up paddle board or simply catch
a dramatic sunset.
EXPLORATION: Be captivated by the panoramic
mountain overlooks found by hiking or 4x4 guided excursions.
DISCOVERY: Explore the seemingly neon-lit turquoise
lagoon waters with endless days of snorkeling and diving.
RELAXATION: Immerse yourself in the natural ambience of
the resorts with Polynesian spas and gourmet restaurants.
ENJOYMENT: Discover the island’s unique shopping
experience, including local and international art, Tahitian
Cultured pearls, perfumes, monoi oil, and handcrafts.HUAHINE RAIATEA & TAHA’A
Calls Evolution 2012 | 2018 Calls Evolution 2012 | 2018
• Max LOA: 300 meters /Max draft alongside: 8.6m
• Max LOA: 250 meters • 1 pier downtown (Uturoa)
• 2 different bays (anchorage) • Fresh water up to 500t./day (Uturoa)
• Airport (multi daily links to Papeete) • UNESCO World Heritage Site
• Circular scenic cruises (3h.) in the same lagoon
EXCITMENT: Journey to the UNESCO World Heritage
sacred complex of Taputapuatea or canoe down the Faaroa
River.
EXCITMENT: Catch a wave with an expert, local surfer. DISCOVERY: Venture to pearl farms and vanilla
Be amazed by restored ancient royal sites by taking an plantations. Hike and explore the Mt. Tapioi scenic view.
archaeological tour by foot, bus or horseback. RELAXATION: Escape to some of the most sought-after
DISCOVERY: Explore the underwater world by diving the sailing waters in the world.
less discovered sites and reef passes or stay above the water ENJOYMENT: Indulge in the serenity of the day on your
and be enchanted by vanilla farms and charming villages. own tiny private island. Both Raiatea and Taha’a are enjoyable
RELAXATION: Unwind in the serene setting of a private islands to explore. By car or bus tour, drive along the quiet
and beautiful resort. circle-island roads and stop at the villages and peaceful shores.
ENJOYMENT: Take advantage of the clear lagoon waters by By boat, cruise within deep bays dotted with pearl farms or ©G. Le Bacon
snorkeling, boating, deep-sea fishing and jetskiing. come ashore on a tiny motu.NUKU HIVA
Calls Evolution 2012 | 2018
• Max LOA: 300 meters
• Anchorage
• Airport (many links to Papeete)
EXCITMENT: Venture into the tropical forests by
horseback. Journey to the high mountains, remote beaches,
hidden waterfalls, and jungle-like forests by a 4x4 safari truck.
DISCOVERY: Explore the archaeological sites of stone tiki,
ancient dwellings, and pertroglyphs.
RELAXATION: Lounge in the peaceful ambience or indulge
the delicious cuisine of the simple, yet elegant lodges set
within the hillsides overlooking the bays.
ENJOYMENT: Shop for carvings, tapa cloth, and sculptures
©T. Zysman
in tiny studios and craft centers.RANGIROA FAKARAVA
Calls Evolution 2012 | 2018 Calls Evolution 2012 | 2018
• Max LOA: 250 meters • Max LOA: 300 meters
• Anchorage inside the atoll • Anchorage inside the atoll
• Airport (daily links to Papeete) • UNESCO Biosphere reserve
Each atoll is a delicate band of palm-laden coral beaches and
motu surrounding a lagoon with water so clear, it seems The lagoon is the second largest in French Polynesia after
infinite. Only a few feet in elevation, these seemingly lost Rangiroa and is rich with life below and above the surface.
atolls are dotted with tiny villages where simple Polynesian So pure is the environment here that Fakarava and five
life welcomes romantics and divers alike. surrounding atolls are one of the protected areas in the world
Diving in the Atolls: To “shoot the pass” is to experience what network of UNESCO Biosphere Reserves.
many have called “the world’s greatest adrenaline rush!” As a reserve, local communities are actively involved in
Divers, snorkelers, and even those aboard a glass-bottom boat governance, management, research, education, training and
©G. Le Bacon
are carried in a rush of water between the ocean and lagoon monitoring which promotes both socio-economic
surrounded by seemingly millions of fish. development and biodiversity conservation.CRUISE CALENDAR
Check out @ tahiticruiseclub.com
Tahiti Cruise Club and Tahiti Tourisme have developed
a cruise calendar, with an overview of cruise calls to
The Islands of Tahiti.
Ask Tahiti Cruise Club to obtain your
own private access code at:
tahiticruiseclub@mail.pfPAPEETE PORT AUTHORITY THE FUTURE
The Port of Papeete can accommodate up to 3 cruise ships
simultaneously, 300 meters long at North Pier, and 350 meters
long at South Pier.
The Port is ideally located since ships directly land in the
centre of Papeete where most of the cultural and tourist
attractions are: the Market Place, the handicraft Centre, the
Cathedral and Vaiete Place.
Since May 2015, cruise ships passengers enjoy the promenade
between the wharves and the gardens of Paofa’i.
Pricing applicable to cruise ships are accessible on Papeete
Port Authorities’ website at www.portdepapeete.pf
Special discounts on docking and tugs services can be applied
depending on the number of calls operated in a 12-months
period.
PORT SECURITY ZONE
The Papeete Port Authority applies security procedures imposed
by the International ISPS code within the scope of vessel
security as well as passengers during calls in the different ports
of French Polynesia. Access to the cruise ship pier in Papeete
is restricted. Scrupulous respect of the ISPS code is one of the
port authorities’ priorities.Tetra & Stanley Vota architects decided to pursue the The attractiveness of Vaiete Square will be kept up. The
extension of the infrastructures already implemented on the Roulottes (local food trucks) will be stationed at their usual
CRUISE TERMINAL
Seafront. They wish to continue what was already carried out places. All without disrupting the square's activities, in
from the Paofai Gardens to Papeete's Maritime Terminal. particular late night dining. A fare pote'e will be built in the
A Polynesian frieze will decorate this 2,600 square metre garden for promoting handicrafts and the Mamas' works.
building made from tropical wood. Elements from the
Polynesian arts will also be added to other parts of the The public transport hub will be situated under the
construction (under the ceiling and on the footbridge). footbridge, in the shade. A canopy will protect a walking trail
alongside the Terminal building: everything was designed to
allow maximum air and light circulation. The ventilation will
mainly be natural. The interior and the exterior of the
building will be vegetated to cool it down. The roof, for its
part, will integrate solar collectors to supply some of the
Terminal's needs.
The luggage deposit room is also due to serve for multiple
purposes, and it could, for instance, welcome the workshops
when outside the presence of ships. Cruise liners currently sit
at our docks only 60 days yearly.
Installed at 5 meters above ground, the terrace will offer a
splendid view on the sea. On the same floor: a restaurant and
a lounge area. An office of the Tourist Office will also take its
place on this floor.
Re-scaled, this Terminal will accommodate large cruise ships
(2,000 passengers) and will be capable of handling the traffic
of three cruise ships simultaneously.
Passengers will enjoy a wide range of services within the
Terminal, including free Wifi. A waiting room and a luggage
deposit room will be available to them for few hours during
which they sometimes have to wait for their flights.
This Terminal will be the most modern of all of the South
Pacific island countries (besides Australia and New Zealand).
Construction work, which started at this second semester
2018, represents an investment of US $18,000,000 and the
future Papeete cruise terminal will be operational by 2021.TAHITI AIRPORT
AIR TAHITI NUI
AUTHORITY
The Tahiti-Faa’a International Airport has a turn-around Headquartered in Papeete, Air Tahiti Nui operates five A340-
capacity of more than 2,000 passengers per day (300 pax: 1 hour 300 aircraft from its Tahiti base to Auckland, New Zealand,
process on arrival/ 2 hour 30 process on departure). “Aéroport de Tokyo, Japan, Paris and Los Angeles.
Tahiti – ADT” is the administrator of the first 4 French
Polynesian airports hosting 1.7 million passengers. It code shares with a number of carriers including American
Airlines, Air Calin, Air France, Air New Zealand, Japan Air
The company was entrusted with the airport management for a Lines, Qantas and the SNCF rail system in France to thirty
period of 30 years. Real South Pacific hub, open 24/7 on the seven additional cities.
optimum fire-security level, Tahiti’s airport offers all the
advantages without stopping. Fitted with a tarmac of 4 jumbo- During the 2017 APEX Awards, held in Los Angeles late
jets and 3 check-in areas, the current terminal amenities enable September, Air Tahiti Nui was awarded 4 stars in the “MAJOR
the processing of 3 international departures and 2 arrivals at a REGIONAL” category. By receiving this 4-star rating, Air
time. With a view to continuous performance and improvement Tahiti Nui demonstrates continued growth in the areas of
to constantly upscale the guests’ airport experience, ADT has innovation, quality, and excellence. The airline unveiled a
invested up to $44 million. $17 million cabin reconfiguration and new entertainment
system on board its fleet of Airbus A340-300 aircrafts in 2014.
The recent tarmac and international hall refursbishment
increases the welcoming airport capacity. The delivery of the The airline announced it finalized an order for four 787–9
new restaurant represents the first step to a new, larger hall, more Dreamliners, which will go into service in 2018/19 to coincide
pleasant, modern and comfortable in a warm traditional with the airline’s 20th anniversary. The actual four-engine
Polynesian atmosphere. configuration allows for maximum efficiency while surpassing
twin-engine limitations on trans-oceanic flights. Regular
flights arriving on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thurdays,
Saturdays, Sundays in Papeete.
©G. Le BaconFRENCH POLYNESIA THE REGIONAL
AUTHORITIES COOPERATION
As a continuation of the 2015-2020 Tourism Development Tahiti is one of the proud founder members of she South Pacific
Strategy, the country is pursuing the sectoral structuring of the Cruise Alliance | SPCA. It is a necessity to choose a regional
cruise activities. Indeed, Ministry of Tourism wished to set up a integration as a strategic axis for the development of the cruise
steering committee to elaborate, coordinate and evaluate the industry. The first objectives of South Pacific Cruise Alliance’s
deployment of a strategic plan to develop the cruise activity in creation are to attract the ship-owners’ attention and offer a
French Polynesia. In view of the development challenges facing logical navigation zone in the South Pacific region, to reveal the
the 15 concerned islands, significant spill-over effects of this financial visibility of Pacific itineraries, and demonstrate the
activity in the tourist industry and, more broadly, in the country’s variety of guests’ experiences with operational suppliers.
economy and the challenging expectations of cruise lines,
a transversal approach is necessary. Other aspects are also conditional on this regional cooperation
(crew members’ replacement, technical supplies, tax
This committee brings together several Ministries, the Assembly harmonization). A common information platform about each
of French Polynesia, the Syndicate for the Promotion of country member’s progress on these matters could notoriously
Municipalities, the Port Authority of Papeete, Airport Authorities, improve our relationship with important cruise lines.
Tahiti Tourism, and the Tahiti Cruise Club. In 2011, during the Seatrade Cruise Shipping Global in
The six axes of the strategy, which some 50 actions are included, Miami, 6 destinations of the South Pacific region
are: maritime structuring, infrastructure, regulatory framework, formalised the international association. The SPCA’s
statistical monitoring, organization of hosting, promotion and founder members are American Samoa, Cook Islands, Fiji,
relationship to international shipowners. Kingdom of Tonga, the Tahiti Cruise Club and Samoa.
In 2014, Pitcairn Islands joined the SPCA.
In the continuation of the new infrastructures, financed by the
“Cruise tourism development funds” and part of a global Since 2013, the South Pacific Tourism Organisation and
enhancement program to the shore side reception areas for Cruise New Zeland have developed partnerships with SPCA
cruise passengers, on Moorea, Hiva Oa and Tahiti, in Papeete and participated in the first South Pacific Cruise Forum,
with the cruise terminal, and on the peninsula by opening a held in Tahiti in 2015.
brand new port of call for small ships, the authorities are
considering new developments for Raiatea, Bora Bora and
©G. Le Bacon
Fakarava by 2020.UTUROA RAIATEA PORT OF CALL
©Mataraiwith the support of:
Active Members Regular Members
CMA-CGM Papeete AMFU PST
The Commune of Papeete The Chamber of commerce Maritime Agency Maritime Agency Maritime Agency
of French Polynesia
TSMA AMI Tahiti Bolloré Logistics
Air Tahiti Nui Paul Gauguin Cruises Maritime Agency Maritime Agency Custom & Freight
Pacific Maritime Agency forwarder
Total Polynesia - STDO CPTM Aranui Cruises Tahiti Nui Travel
Bunkering Cruise company Shore Escursion Agency
Pilote Station of Papeete
Te Ara Tai
The commune of Huahine TMSL
Pacific Petroleum TMSL Tahiti Maritime
Bunkering Service Logistique
©2018 Tahiti Tourisme/Tahiti Cruise Club
Editor: B. Gilroy/Tahiti Cruise Club
Translation: N. Bourgoin/Tahiti Tourisme
Contact: tahiticruiseclub@mail.pf
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Uturoa Centre Ville The commune Bora Bora Activites Aéroport de Tahiti
Commerce Association of Moorea Shore Excursion Association Airport AuthorityD AY
NIGHT
There are many sides to The Islands of Tahiti. Yet they are
all connected by Mana. Mana is a life force and spirit that
surrounds us. You can see it. Touch it. Taste it. Feel it.
TAHITI CRUISE MANUAL 2014 And from the moment you arrive, you will understand
why we say our Islands are.
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