Honeymoon Travel - Tahiti Overwater Bungalow

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Tahiti and her islands

      I specialize in romantic travel. I found

French Polynesia to have incredible scenery and fantastic properties. The first thing I learned was the difference between shallow overwater bungalows and deep overwater bungalows. The shallow ones are in about 3-5 feet of water. Most have sandy bottoms which means not much marine life below them. The shallow water bungalows on Tikehau had a reef under them. I was able to see all sorts of colored fish by taking left over rolls from my meals and throwing bits in the water. I even saw an octopus and shark in these waters. This made it even better to watch the fish from my deck! The deep water bungalows are at the edge of the lagoon. It is where the shallow water dramatically drops off to deeper depths. This is where you will see an abundance of marine life.

    I was able to visit

Tahiti , Moorea, Taha'a and

Bora Bora in the Society Archipelago. I also got to visit Manihi and Tikehau in The Tuamotus. My favorite island is

Bora Bora . Although every island was wonderful,

Bora Bora had the stunning views and breath taking colors! The Society Archipelago has the more mountainous islands which means more rain and more foliage. The Tuamotus are flat and have less rain with more low lying foliage. 

    I try to have my clients sample each by visiting both when they go to

Tahiti . Although officially called

French Polynesia , they are mostly refered to as

Tahiti . The islands are half way between 

California and . It only takes an 8 hour flight from LA to be in paradise.

    Call me today to have me create an individual itineray for your honeymoon.    1-800-691-0243

 Ellen Keralla

 Special Occasion Travel

 http://www.specialoccasiontravel.com 

 Ellen@specialoccasiontravel.com