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malbecmusings · 1 month
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Mastegot at anchor in French Polynesia.
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elinerlina2 · 4 months
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The island of Nuku Hiva in French Polynesia
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aqib048 · 2 years
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Nuku Hiva in French Polynesia ❤️ 🌴 🏖️ .
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missinglinksblog · 2 years
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Large-eyed figures carved into a stone block, on the remote Pacific island of Nuku Hiva, possibly depicting deities or ancestors. Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia, 11th century AD.
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mosertone · 2 years
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Large-eyed figures carved into a stone block, on the remote Pacific island of Nuku Hiva, possibly depicting deities or ancestors. Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia, 11th century AD
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katherinemathew · 18 days
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Sailing in Tahiti
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One of the latest cruising companies to add to Tahiti’s Small Ship market is the all-inclusive Haumana Cruises. The Haumana vessel is a 118ft catamaran built in Australia, featuring 3 decks, a restaurant, bar, sundeck and 2 tenders. With a maximum of 26 passengers, you can be assured of the service and attention to detail that is to be expected with luxury cruising.
The Haumana has two 4-day/3-night itineraries available. The Vanira Cruise departs from Bora Bora to Raiatea/Taha’a from Monday to Thursday and the Poerava Cruise departs from Raiatea/Taha’a to Bora Bora from Thursday to Sunday. Included in your 3 night itinerary are all meals, a selection of complimentary wines and non-alcoholic beverages, a half day on-shore excursion in Taha’a and all onboard activities (kayaks, paddle boarding, snorkelling, cultural activities etc). The staff onboard the Haumana are Tahitian locals and proudly involve their guests in learning about their culture and history.
Paul Gauguin Cruises:
Paul Gauguin Cruises are an award-winning luxury small ship cruise company that have been operating 5 star cruises since 1998. They offer multiple itineraries throughout French Polynesia and the greater South Pacific Region. One of the most popular itineraries is their 7 night Tahiti & the Society Islands Cruise which covers Tahiti, Moorea, Bora Bora, Taha’a & Huahine.
We also love the 14 night Marquesas, Tuamotus and Society Islands itinerary which includes Nuku Hiva, Tahuata, Hiva Oa, Fatu Hiva and Fakarava. Fakarava is a UNESCO nature reserve with endemic flora and fauna and is particularly popular with divers, whereas Hiva Ova is a historical and cultural wonderland with stone sculptures thought to be linked to the Easter Island tikis! With all meals and beverages included, complimentary room service, water sports and on-board entertainment, Paul Gauguin Cruises are a fantastic luxury option to enjoy a longer itinerary in French Polynesia.
Read the full article to know more about Sailing in Tahiti
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thomascarterpd · 2 months
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Calling all Film and TV Junkies, the South Pacific is waiting for its close-up
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Have you ever watched a movie and thought WOW I wonder where that was filmed? Or how nice would it be to holiday there? Well, look no further than the South Pacific. Due to stunning landscapes to picturesque islands and turquoise waters, the South Pacific Islands have been a popular location for many film productions and reality TV shows.
Cast Away (2000): Starring Tom Hanks, probably the most well-known of all films filmed in Fiji, used Monuriki Island, part of the Mamanuca Islands. Even though it has been a while since Tom and Wilson left the island, you can still head out to Monuriki Island for the day. This tiny island, only 1km long and 600mtrs wide is uninhabited and surrounded by coral reef. Spend your day snorkelling or wander through the forest where you might catch a glimpse of the endangered Fiji Crested Iguana. Just remember — don’t miss the boat home as you don’t want to get shipwrecked!!
The Blue Lagoon (1980): A classic romance film (and provocative for its time) featuring Brooke Shields, was partially filmed in the Yasawa Islands of Fiji. You may not find Brooke Shields here today but the island and stunning waters can still be seen in all its glory.
Anaconda (1997): Parts of this adventure horror film, starring Jennifer Lopez and Ice Cube, were shot in the Navua River in Fiji. Never fear because today as you venture out through some of the country’s most formidable and beautiful terrain you don’t need to worry about Anaconda’s. Instead, enjoy the adrenaline rush as you raft or River Tube through the river canyons of Viti Lev.
The Bounty (1984): This historical drama film, featuring Mel Gibson and Anthony Hopkins, used the waters around Fiji as one of its filming locations.
Mutiny on the Bounty (1962) starring Marlon Brando and The Bounty (1984) with Mel Gibson, were both partially filmed in Tahiti. The island’s lush and tropical scenery provided a beautiful backdrop for the movie.
Rapa Nui (1994): This movie showcases the ancient Polynesian culture and was shot in various South Pacific locations, including Tahiti. When visiting The Islands of Tahiti, a cultural show or tour of a local village is a must.
Avatar (2009): Whilst Avatar is not a live-action film it was inspired by the stunning location of Bora Bora. Director James Cameron was on a tour in Bora Bora’s Valley of the Kings when he heard about the legends of Tahitians growing their hair long and connecting it to the roots of banyan trees. This of course became the basis for the film. Today visitors can join hiking tours in the valley to see ancient temples and sit beside some of the oldest banyan trees on the island.
Couples Retreat (2009): A rom-com staring Vince Vaughn and Kristen Bell was filmed in and around Bora Bora with most of the resort scenes at St Regis Bora Bora
Reality TV
Reality TV has brought us many interesting characters and has been filmed in some of the most stunning and remote areas in the South Pacific. The most famous of these is Survivor. The best part of visiting today is that you don’t have to find or cook your own food, fight for survival or rough it on the ground, as you stay in 3–5 star properties, eat at restaurants that offer amazing local foods cooked by international chefs, all whilst enjoying the surrounds of your favourite shows.
Marquesas Islands — French Polynesia. Nuku Hiva presented contestants with a challenging, remote setting and was the first time it was shot outside of the USA.
Shefa — Vanuatu. This season was made more interesting when they experienced an earthquake during filming
Aitutaki — Cook Islands. The tribal camps were based on motus in the Aitutaki Lagoon with most of the challenges filmed on One Foot Island.
Vanua Levu — Fiji. Many remote islands and villages were used in this season with the reward getaways being held at Namale Resort and Jean Michel Cousteau Resort.
Mamanuca Islands — Fiji. It’s easy to see why these islands were used in the filming of so many seasons, offering so much variety in the volcanic islands, lush rainforest, sandy beaches, and crystal clear waters. Mana Island is where most of the challenges took place and is a great spot for Survivor geeks to visit.
Upolo — Samoa. If you stay at Return to Paradise and you have a sense of de-ja vu, then maybe you’ve seen some of the stunning beaches used for the challenges.
If you would like to follow in the footsteps of your favourite movie or TV star, then contact our team today at Spacifica Travel on 1800 800 722.
Photos courtesy of Fiji Tourism, Brook Sabin,
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the-paradigm-web · 6 months
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Large-eyed figures carved into a stone block, on the remote Pacific island of Nuku Hiva, possibly depicting deities or ancestors. Marquesas Islands, French Polynesia, 11th century AD
More: https://thetravelbible.com/mysterious-archaeological-finds/
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travelbookingnow · 1 year
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The Aranui Marquesas Adventure Cruise is an incredible journey that takes you through the remote islands of the Marquesas in French Polynesia. The cruise is on the Aranui 5, which is a combination of a freighter and a passenger vessel, so you'll get a unique and authentic experience.
As you sail through the stunning Marquesas archipelago, you'll have the opportunity to visit several different islands, including Ua Pou, Nuku Hiva, and Hiva Oa. You'll have the chance to explore the lush landscapes, learn about the cultural and historical significance of the islands, and engage with the locals.
One of the highlights of the cruise is the chance to see some of the most impressive tiki statues in the world up close, which are scattered throughout the islands. Additionally, you can try your hand at traditional crafts, enjoy local music and dance performances, and take a dip in the crystal-clear waters.
The Aranui Marquesas Adventure Cruise is perfect for travelers who want to go off the beaten path and experience a side of French Polynesia that most visitors never see.
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terranlifeform · 4 years
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malbecmusings · 1 month
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Mastegot coming into Hakatea Bay aka Daniels Bay, French Polynesia
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ancientorigins · 2 years
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The French Polynesian island of Nuku Hiva is home to a selection of strange stone monuments scattered throughout the landscape. While some claim they are depictions of ancient Nuku Hivan deities, ufologists believe they are evidence of alien contact on Earth.
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indigodreams · 2 years
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Inhabitants of Nuku Hiva, largest of the Marquesas Islands in French Polynesia. Photographed by Jack London in 1907
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mybenia1 · 3 years
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 by Jack London
Inhabitants of Nuku Hiva, largest of the Marquesas Islands in French Polynesia, 1907.
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wondercruise · 4 years
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Nativity scene in the cathedral Notre Dame, Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia. January 12, 2020
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