Discovering Paradise: French Polynesia Travel Review and Tips

[@overthehillhiker3338]

Bucket list destination, someday!

[@trailandtravel]

Absolute incredible!

[@SEO568]

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[@trailandtravel]

Thank you!

[@morgan.williams]

This was a great comprehensive review! Your video on Le Bora Bora is the best I’ve found on KZbin. It has me so excited to visit for the first time in March!

[@trailandtravel]

Thank you! In so glad that you enjoyed my video! I’m so excited for you to visit too, it’s incredible beautiful!

[@brighton223]

It was interesting to hear your metaphor of the food presentation and quality. I must admit I cannot help but analyze a prepared food dishes served to me like a mad scientist! Based on price, location and expectations I am usually sadly disappointed,even if the cilantro or parsley leaf is upside down in the presentation! I tend to take the time to cook at home and even then I am very self critical. In years to come I'm sure there will be a medical term for it, LOL. So, based on that and not liking 99% of fish meals, this will be quite an interesting experience. I am however very forgiving....

[@trailandtravel]

We feel the same, cuisine is such a beautiful thing when done well, and can be a major let down if it not executed well!

[@tinalee-rodriguez2267]

Aloha and I hope all is well. Paul and I love Maui, but are planning to do Tahiti, Bora Bora, and or Moorea for our 30th Wedding Anniversary this coming up October. Thank you for the feedback. After doing some research, a trip like this in cost definitely comes with a larger price tag than Hawaii. If it was between 10 days in Oahu vs 10 days in French Polynesia which would you both choose and why? Paul has not been to Oahu before and us both have never been to the Tahiti islands. If French Polynesia, did you book directly with each resort, perhaps through Costco, a travel agent, and what do you think about doing an Airbnb? What is the budget for a 10 day trip to French Polynesia would you say please? What is the cost for the water activity with the sharks for two please? Any other suggestions? Thank you both so much!

[@trailandtravel]

I went to maui earlier this year and I can attest to its beauty! Yes the price tag to the French Polynesian island are much more expensive especially if you're wanting to go to bora bora. Just to get to bora bora will be another flight about $300-400 a person. If you are looking at Oahu or French Polynesia I'd choose French Polynesia. I have visited Oahu multiple times and it felt incredibly urban to me. When I travel I enjoy the outdoors more than the cities, but that's just me. My husband has been to Kauai and he said he would recommend that island over Oahu or French Polynesia. Tourism is the main driver in French Polynesia and the locals live at a very different standard than the US, something to keep in mind. We book all our trips with either delta point or hotels.com. We are always looking for good deals where ever we go, and we found that booking through the hotel its self is almost always more expensive. I have never used a travel agent or Costco travel so I don't have any insight there. We looked at various airbnb on all the island and found the price was similar to staying at a hotel, at least for the time of year we traveled (December). We choose hotels for the amenities and location. If you don't stay in the super high end resorts there are many reasonable priced hotels to stay in (not too sure about alternate hotels on Bora Bora though). our budget for our 10 day trip was about $10k, Everything included. We booked the snorkel with sharks tour in bora bora for about $250 total on Viator, a place we always find great discounts for activities when we travel! I know this was a ton of info, but I hope this was helpful! Let me know if you have any follow up questions, Im happy to help!

[@tinalee-rodriguez2267]

Thank you so much for replying. It was helpful!@@trailandtravel

[@trailandtravel]

You're welcome! @@tinalee-rodriguez2267

[@deepthroatthemagnificent]

I have a plan Arthur...

[@trailandtravel]

thanks for watching!

[@jadejones9708]

How much did the scooter cost you for the day? What company did you use?

[@trailandtravel]

We rented the scooters on a hourly basis. The company is called hello scoot. You’ll need to download the app. You can reserve ahead or just find an available scoot via the map on the app. I believe it was $15-20 an hour. The first hour of usage is at a discounted rate. Definitely worth it!

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[@trailandtravel]

Thank you!

[@jadejones9708]

Did le pearl feel romantic and honeymoon? Were going for our honeymoon in april!

[@trailandtravel]

Yes the pearl resort in Bora bora was absolutely romantic! Great place for a honeymoon. You and your spouse will love it!