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- Destination French Polynesia
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- Wiki content Known through the ages as a tropical paradise, the islands and waters of this region is what has inspired writers, artists, and travelers to wax lyrical on their beauty. The cuisine, which is to die for, and the cheerful, friendly islanders, all add to the allure of this happy place in the sun. Daily Budget French Polynesia is not a cheap place to visit, and US$80-100 a day will see you doing a whole lot of snorkelling and footing it around the island, with the cheapest lodging and nosh from the markets or snack bars. Double or treble that figure for restaurant meals, nightlife, and hiring gear or a car. When to Go! The maraamu trade winds blow through the islands in June and August, bringing with them unstable weather, and November to May sees warmth and humidity building. July sees the Heiva i Tahiti celebrations when Tahitian-style Carnaval brings crowds flocking to join in the fun and festivities, as well as the prestigious Miss Heiva i Tahiti beauty contest. In November French Polynesia halts all work and other such boring activities to focus on the most celebrated event of the year, the Hawaiki Nui canoe race, which is a three day event covering 116 km and four islands, with about 60 teams from around the territory and some from abroad competing.
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