Tahiti 
French Polynesia is located in the middle of the South Pacific, covering some 4.5 millions square kilometers of ocean. This French Overseas Territory dry land includes 5 groups of islands (The Society Islands, the Marquesas, the Australs, the Tuamotus, and the Gambiers) which are of volcanic and coral origin. Tahiti in Society Islands is the main island with 2,042 km2 and mountains peak over 2,200m. Tahiti is the largest island of Polynesia.
French Polynesia counts about 216,000 people, 150,000 of which live in Tahiti. With over 50% of its population under 18, Tahiti is truly a 'Children's Island'.
Moorea 
Moorea is an island of volcanic origin, situated 12 nautical miles to the Northwest of Tahiti. Moorea's lagoon, together with Bora Bora's is one of the most beautiful in the Society Islands.
Moorea has nearly 12,000 inhabitants with 48% of the population under 20.
All the hotel rooms in Moorea Island are made of wood with palm tree leaves as roof.
Man or woman, local Polynesians love tattoo, Sometimes you can even see a young man with tattoo all over his body.
On the way back to Auckland, we stopped in Cook Islands for 45 minutes.
In local language, islet is called 'Motu'.
A typical Brazilian, who is a painter and can speak Portuguese (first language), English and French, can read and understand Italian and Spanish. He has a big house with 20 cats and certain birds living with him. He loves sunba (?), soccer and yellow color.
One of the most beautiful 5 bays around the world. Bali Hi, the most famous mountain in Moorea Island is in the background.
The most famous motu in Moorea Islands, Tiahura (left) and Fareone (right). This area is the best place for snorkeling where you can see different sorts of tropical fishes with different shapes and colors around you under the water. Water here is unbelievably clean.
Ia Ora beach is the best in Moores Island. The green color is caused by the coral under the water.
