Open Road’s best-selling travel guide is fully updated with new hotels, restaurants, cruises and activities. We’ve trimmed down where necessary but added all new maps, plus a beautiful new color photo insert section. Readers will find complete coverage of Tahiti, Moorea, Bora Bora, Huahine, Tetiaroa, Maupiti, Rangiroa, Raiatea, Tahaa, Tikehau, Manihi, and the Outer Islands. Find out which cruise option is best, where the great scuba diving is, whale and dolphin watching, where to go for the tastiest Tahitian feasts, unique places to stay, and much more!
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About the Author
Jan Prince has lived in French Polynesia for nearly 40 years and has written on Tahiti for Fodor’s, Time Magazine, the LA Times, and many other outlets. She is referred to internationally as “Tahiti’s foremost travel expert” and our guidebook to Tahiti is called “the bible of Tahitian travel.”
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24 of 24 people found the following review helpful
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Great guide for restaurant reviews!
May 1 1999
By scott@scubacharter.com
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Format:Paperback
This is one of three books we used on our trip in November of 1998. The best part of this book is the detailed reviews of all of the eating establishments. There are a ton of restaurant reviews, and they are very detailed. We found the recommendations to be right on the money. The do it yourself tours and adventures are not as detailed in this book as in the Lonely Planet book. If you're more of an adventurous type, I would recommend getting the Lonely Planet book as well. The combination of these two books would make the perfect guide. You can read all about our trip and how we used these two books in my travel report on Subacharter.com.
27 of 30 people found the following review helpful
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The best guide book on Tahiti ever published
Dec 3 1998
By hamara@nwrain.com
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Format:Paperback
My wife and I first went to Tahiti in 1976.Since that time we have bought land and built our vacation home on Moorea,and will always love French Polynesia.We have read almost every guide book ever published and Jan's book is at the very top of the list.Don't go to Tahiti without it as it covers all the questions you will have.This book is much better than the coconut radio for information.
13 of 14 people found the following review helpful
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The most used of 3 guide books we took with us to Tahiti.
Oct 8 1998
By A Customer
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Jan Prince's Tahiti & French Polynesia Guide was a great resource to have with us on our trip to French Polynesia. The restaurant and tour references were the most up to date and accurate of the three guidebooks that we took along. We used this book 90% of the time. It was very evident that the book was written by someone that lived in the area. We followed some of the hints on places to see and things to do that were not mentioned in the other guidebooks that we brought along, and could only be known by someone intimate with the area.
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