Travelling to French Polynesia in July means discovering Heiva i Tahiti, the most vibrant cultural festival in the Pacific. Legendary dances, sacred rituals such as the Umu Ti, hymns (traditional songs), ancestral sports and exquisite craftsmanship reveal the spiritual and aesthetic strength of the Ma'ohi people. More than just an event, the Heiva is a living celebration of mana, that energy that unites tradition, art and Polynesian pride.

Exploring the Society Islands by electric bike is the ideal way to combine comfort, adventure and discovery. From the coast of Moorea to the classic tour of Taha’a, passing through vanilla plantations and historic valleys, each route offers an authentic, accessible experience rich in local culture. Experience Polynesia at your own pace, in comfort and in total connection with your surroundings.

Close your eyes and listen to the sound of the ocean. Feel the caress of the tropical breeze. Sail among islands shrouded in legend. Dive into waters where time seems to stand still. Travelling to French Polynesia is an invitation to experience extraordinary moments, where each day offers a unique connection with nature.

French Polynesian vanilla is an aromatic treasure that combines history, culture and a unique artisanal process. Originally from Mesoamerica, it arrived in Tahiti in the 19th century and adapted to its climate and volcanic soils, giving rise to the coveted Vanilla tahitensis. On the island of Taha’a, vanilla plantations offer a sensory experience that connects visitors with the tradition and care behind each pod. More than just a scent, it is a living legacy.