French Polynesia Holidays from NZ$2,542

French Polynesia Holiday

If you’re in the mood to slow things down and experience a laid-back island culture, consider a trip to French Polynesia. Comprising 118 small islands and atolls, this enchanting archipelago is the perfect place to unwind in idyllic tropical surrounds.

French Polynesia Hotel + Flights

Your affordable getaway is just a few clicks away. By bundling your hotels, flights and extras like car rental and experiences into a French Polynesia Holiday Package, you can save some serious cash. Hotel prices start at NZ$3,624 a night and there are 913 Expedia-listed options to choose from. Like the sound of exploring some of Tahiti’s many treasures, like Pointe Venus and the Maraa Grotto? Just add a tour to your package.

Your French Polynesia Holiday Itinerary

• Day 1-2: The island of Tahiti is the perfect place to start your adventure. Once you’ve settled into your hotel in the capital of Papeete, make your way to the Papeete Market, one of the oldest attractions in the city. Full of exotic fruit, handmade crafts and Tahitian fragrances like monoi oil, this place is a real treat for the senses.

• Day 3-4: Around a 30-minute ferry ride from Papeete is Moorea. Cycle around Cook’s Bay and Opunohu Bay then head up to Toatea Lookout for dazzling views of the lagoon and Tahiti in the distance.

• Day 5-7: From Moorea, fly to the stunning island of Bora Bora. Described as the “Pearl of the Pacific,” Bora Bora’s beauty is mesmerizing. Sprawl out on Matira Beach then watch a breathtaking sunset from a traditional Polynesian canoe.

French Polynesia Information

• If you’re visiting the islands in July, don’t miss Heiva, an annual festival that lasts around three weeks and features spectacular traditional dancing and music events.

• Plan to spend time on French Polynesia’s largest island? Check out ourTahiti Holiday PackagesOpens in a new window.

• Consider ourFrench Polynesia All Inclusive Resortsif you really want to make the most of your South Pacific Island getaway.